Björn Dahlström Designs a Stylish Outdoor Armchair
The fluid and weather-resistant Velit armchair by Björn Dahlström for Italian manufacturer Plank—distributed in North America through Bernhardt Design—makes an effortless transition from indoors to out.
The sinuous seat, with a 25-degree angled back, is composed of 20 slender steel rods shaped and spaced for maximum comfort, along with a removable polyurethane pad. The frame can be specified in crisp Black or White or hues that will harmonize with both city and country landscapes: Ocean Blue, Moss Green, Olive Green, or Cement Gray. The chair stacks four high, or 10 on a trolley, allowing transport of many units with minimal effort. Through Bernhardt Design.
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