Adjustable leather armchair, Dutch design, 1960s

The Gelderland armchair is cube-shaped. When designing it, designer Rob Parry had the ingenious idea of equipping it with an adjustment system. Hooks are attached to the seat, allowing the backrest height to be adjusted on the metal frame. Under the seat and at the back of the backrest, an ingenious 6-bar plastic system has been integrated into the wooden frame, allowing the seat and backrest to be adjusted independently of each other, according to your comfort zone. The seat and backrest are separately adjustable to 36 positions. The two teak armrests have been restored to their original color. We reupholstered the armchair, opting for a patinated leather, whose red-orange color blends into the red-brown. Dimensions: H68-39 x W68 x D68 cm