Thinking Man's Chair LDF25 The beams connect to form

The beams connect to form several sofa configurations

The slender metal legs with the small solid wood spheres are a contrast to the sharp rectangular shapes

created by Rodney Kinsman in 1972 and included in the permanent collections of twentieth-century furniture at V&A

This comfort is achieved through a self-adjusting reclining system that features a hidden mechanism integrated into the armrest

or an aesthetic whole created through attention to detail in every aspect of the piece

Thinking Man's Chair LDF25 The beams connect to formThinking Man's Chair by Jasper Morrison for Cappellini. The Thinking Man's Chair is a design that invites contemplation. Morrison designed each element of this chair to ensure maximum comfort, allowing the user moments of reflection and relaxation. The armrests of the chair have integrated glass trays. Designed in 1988, Morrison was inspired to create the Thinking Man's chair when he saw an antique chair with its seat cushion removed for repair.