Catch the Breeze While Relaxing in the Zephyr Lounger
Intuitive and forgiving, Tait's Zephyr Lounger, designed by Charles Wilson, provides elevated, ergonomic comfort in the outdoors.
The Zephyr Lounger takes it name from the sailing term, when a yacht catches a gentle breeze. Designed by Charles Wilson for Australian outdoor furniture manufacturer Tait, the chair’s graceful lines create a parallel in comparison. The Zephyr Lounger brings the designer’s distinctive fluid forms and ergonomic finesse, the seat and backrest creating a sail-like form for the framework’s form-fitting upholstery. Wilson’s debut for the brand beckons you to sit, get comfortable, and laze the day away.
?I thought it would be a good idea to explore designing a modern sling-style lounger, in principle not too different from your classic camping chairs (which are very comfortable), though something a little more elegant,? explains Wilson. ?There?s undoubtedly a strong nautical connection with the piece, it was intentional. Even down to the way the woven rope detail provides tension to the seat and backrest, it reminds me of the rigging on a yacht.?
Intuitive and forgiving, the Zephyr Lounger provides elevated, ergonomic comfort in the outdoors. A slight recline and sling-style structure supports the lower back and upper neck, while breathable marine-grade canvas allows for air circulation. The die-cast stainless steel armrests ground the piece visually and physically, thanks to their hefty weight. They also provide added...
The Zephyr Lounger takes it name from the sailing term, when a yacht catches a gentle breeze. Designed by Charles Wilson for Australian outdoor furniture manufacturer Tait, the chair’s graceful lines create a parallel in comparison. The Zephyr Lounger brings the designer’s distinctive fluid forms and ergonomic finesse, the seat and backrest creating a sail-like form for the framework’s form-fitting upholstery. Wilson’s debut for the brand beckons you to sit, get comfortable, and laze the day away.
?I thought it would be a good idea to explore designing a modern sling-style lounger, in principle not too different from your classic camping chairs (which are very comfortable), though something a little more elegant,? explains Wilson. ?There?s undoubtedly a strong nautical connection with the piece, it was intentional. Even down to the way the woven rope detail provides tension to the seat and backrest, it reminds me of the rigging on a yacht.?
Intuitive and forgiving, the Zephyr Lounger provides elevated, ergonomic comfort in the outdoors. A slight recline and sling-style structure supports the lower back and upper neck, while breathable marine-grade canvas allows for air circulation. The die-cast stainless steel armrests ground the piece visually and physically, thanks to their hefty weight. They also provide added...
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