After Chair Chair Fritz Hansen

Sculptural elegance meets masterful craftsmanship - After Chair by Fritz Hansen

The After Chair by renowned manufacturer Fritz Hansen combines sculptural aesthetics with a clear, contemporary design language that lends any room an exclusive presence. Paying homage to the great design tradition, this extraordinary armchair reinterprets familiar silhouettes in an innovative way, creating a stylish bridge between the past and the future. Thanks to its striking yet unobtrusive appearance, it blends harmoniously into sophisticated private living spaces as well as high-quality commercial projects. The careful craftsmanship of solid ash and beautifully shaped plywood not only guarantees outstanding durability, but also creates an authentic, warm ambience. With this chair, you are making an uncompromising statement for excellent premium design and first-class workmanship.

The most important facts at a glance

• Dimensions (W × D × H): 59 × 47.5 × 68 cm
• Seat height: 44.6 cm
• Weight: 5.1 kg
• Materials: Frame, legs and backrest made of solid wood (ash), seat made of plywood
• Finishes: Oiled or colored ash
• Features: mounted PP glides (felt glides available)
• Sustainability/certifications: FSC-certified (FSC MIX)
• Series/Family: After

Michael Anastassiades - Master of poetic reduction

Renowned designer Michael Anastassiades is internationally renowned for his ability to combine industrial manufacturing processes with artisanal techniques and distil these inspirations into pure, simple forms. His highly acclaimed designs are characterized by a perfect balance between improvisation and structure as well as control and intuition. Since founding his studio in 1994, he has created groundbreaking collections for some of the world's most exclusive design brands. The immense cultural significance of his work is reflected in the fact that his timeless pieces are part of the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.