Additional information
| Weight | 16 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 110 × 110 × 40 cm |
| Made to order | Sobre Pedido |
| Production time | 4 weeks |
| Main product color | Black, Blanco |
| Material | Wood |
| Product's main material | birch wood |
| Length | 100 |
| Width | 125 |
| Height | 105 |
| Weight | 24 |
8.311,49 € IVA inc.
At your service
If you love this product but want something very personal or can't find what you're looking for, please contact us; we'd be happy to provide you with alternatives.
| Weight | 16 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 110 × 110 × 40 cm |
| Made to order | Sobre Pedido |
| Production time | 4 weeks |
| Main product color | Black, Blanco |
| Material | Wood |
| Product's main material | birch wood |
| Length | 100 |
| Width | 125 |
| Height | 105 |
| Weight | 24 |
The Hippokamp lounge chair is a tribute to furniture as an art form: a lounge chair’s response to a symphony orchestrated by Peter Qvist. With this chair, the art of engineering meets poetry in all its simplicity. The name Hippokamp comes from the Greek word hippokamp, meaning “seahorse.” Most often, it depicts a mythological creature riding a serpent, sometimes with wings, pulling the chariot of the god Poseidon. With Hippokamp, they have created a small “seahorse” in the form of a stool.
The Hippokamp armchair is made of laminated birch veneer, individually oiled and waxed to give the wood a smooth, silky finish. The product design is created using 3D technology. Once the basic shape is established, the goal is to define the lines while maintaining a strong connection between the elements. After several prototypes and meticulous work, the final design is defined. The different pieces of wood are processed with a milling machine, generating minimal waste of the original material. The edges are rounded by hand, and each element is then sanded both by machine and by hand.
Hippokamp is a tribute to furniture as an art form: a lounge chair’s response to a symphony orchestrated by Peter Qvist. With this chair, the art of engineering meets poetry in all its simplicity. The name Hippokamp comes from the Greek word hippokamp, meaning “seahorse.” Most often, it depicts a mythological creature riding a serpent, sometimes with wings, pulling the chariot of the god Poseidon. With Hippokamp, they have created a small “seahorse” in the form of a stool.
Iconic and state-of-the-art furniture pieces
Peter Qvist (born in 1976) has a distinctive style of expression that is recognizable throughout his furniture, architecture, and art projects. He has made combining advanced 3D modeling with expert craftsmanship his hallmark. He has found that these two working methods complement each other perfectly. An uncompromising approach to creating uniquely shaped furniture has led to the perfect balance of design, functionality, and artistry. With his designs, Peter Qvist strives to unite the sophisticated and adventurous with the simple and elegant. Through this unification, Peter aims for the user to experience the pleasurable satisfaction of simplicity while simultaneously being stimulated by a curiosity about complexity. Peter Qvist also has an extensive background in architecture, having received recognition and support from several Danish architectural foundations.