Campus Air

lammhults > Chair

With Campus Air, Lammhults and the Danish designers Johannes Foersom and Peter Hiort-Lorenzen moved Campus forward with a new seat and back of fiberglass-reinforced polyamide plastic. With an optional weather-resistant frame, Campus Air can be used outdoors. The durable solid polyamide surface resists scratching and is easy to clean.

Campus

lammhults > Chair

The Campus chair was launched in 1992 and became an instant success. The design brief was clear: create a functional affordable volume chair for the international contract market. The response was Campus.

Atlas Air

lammhults > Office Chair

A careful attention to detail characterizes the Atlas Air chair series. Atlas Air’s lightness is not only rooted in design but material composition. A cast, recycled aluminium frame reduces the seat’s weight and environmental footprint. The seat is made of wear-resistant mesh, which contributes to the chair’s slender, lightweight appearance. Conceived for the circular economy, the new Atlas Air contains no composite materials.

Archal XL - Conference

lammhults > Office Chair

A more generous seat width, wider armrests and extra padding for better comfort. Archal XL constitutes yet another compliment to the Archal family. Carrying the Lammhults’ signature touch of elegance with utmost craftsmanship, Archal XL is truly XL – available in either Lounge or Conference versions.

Archal

lammhults > Chair

Archal brings a new level of form and style innovation to the Lammhults seating collection. Using a frame of cast aluminium, Archal goes beyond the limitations of bent steel tubing, with the sculptural form of solid cast aluminium. Produced locally, the Archal frame is made using 99,9% recycled material, the equivalent of approximately 360 aluminium soft cans.

Add Move

lammhults > Chair

ADD Move is a neater variation on the office chair. This chair, which has a four-legged base on castors, is equally well suited to the workplace or meeting environments. Add Move gives a new look to dynamic work environments as a flexible, multifunctional and compact office chair. The strong graphic look takes its cue from the style of the original product, ‘ADD stool’.”

Add

lammhults > Chair

The Add chair is a further development of the flexible and graphic Add stool series. The contemporary workplace is an active seating area, and the Add stool has brought convenience to the active worker. With it's generous and embracing back and flexible frame, Add chair offers active and relaxed seating in one and the same chair.

Geofanti

lammhults > Sofa

The distinctive silhouette resulted from prioritising performance and material circularity in addition to a bold design language. The upholstery can be fully removed for cleaning, repairs and refreshes, while the extended legs – a set of protective ‘shoes’ are optional – allow for easy cleaning underneath. At the end of its lifespan, Geofanti can be separated into its component parts for recycling. This versatile sofa is suited to an array of environments but will always provide an inviting and cosy spot to rest.

Tension

lammhults > Side table

Tension is inspired by both the sleek minimalism of today’s personal devices and Lammhults’ bold S70 series from the late 60s. “A trolley is a vehicle, so I made the castors visible and integral to the overall design. Subtly inspired by skate culture, the custom mobility system gives Tension its playful personality.” Featuring a sturdy steel tube frame and ultra-slim shelves, the trolley is a practical addition to any interior — whether used for display, storage or hospitality. With a pared-back welded construction and a broad spectrum of pop colours or sophisticated neutrals to choose from, Tension is a mobile side table — an expression of freedom, even when confined to a quiet corner.

Taburett Plus

lammhults > Chair

Taburett Plus is a homage to the popular 282 stool created by Lammhults founder Edvin Ståhl in 1955 and reissued as Taburett in 2014. Reflecting on the lasting relevance of this piece of Swedish design history, the designer, Peter Andersson imagined a creative conversation with Ståhl as inspiration to extend the iconic design for a contemporary audience. In a playful gesture, the familiar Lammhults-embossed button in the centre of the seat is accompanied by two oval counterparts located in the backrest. This is slow design with an optimistic spirit.