Designed by Doshi Levien for HAY, the Dapper lounge chair represents the design duo’s distinctive fusion of industrial design, fine craftsmanship, storytelling and technology. Originally designed for use in a London university, Dapper has an extra wide backrest for comfort and optimal elbow support for laptop work. Its structural shape is formed by two moulded oak-veneered plywood shells with powder coated steel legs.
Dapper’s shell comes in a variety of stained and lacquered oak veneers, fabrics and leathers, with the frame available in different variations of powder coated steel.
Dapper Lounge Chair
Dapper Lounge Chair
by HAY
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Technical Information
Dimensions:-
Width: 70 cm, Depth: 65 cm, Height: 74.5 cm, Seat Height: 43 cm
Materials/Construction
Shell - 10 mm Moulded plywood with oak veneer.
Base - 25 mm Welded metal steel legs.
The Dapper Lounge Chair is currently available in the following fabrics and leathers - a small selection of which are shown on the product listing. Upholstery is grouped by number 1-6; the higher the number the greater the cost. Please get in touch for a bespoke quote if you would like a fabric listed here which isn't available to buy online.
Group 1: Linara FR by Romo, Mode FR by Maharam, Atlas by Kvadrat, Random Fade FR by HAY, Swarm FR by HAY, Remix by Kvadrat, Surface by HAY.
Group 2: Steelcut 2 by Kvadrat, Steelcut Trio 3 by Kvadrat, Melange Nap by Kvadrat, Olavi by HAY (Romo & HAY), Fairway by HAY.
Group 3: Divina 3 by Kvadrat, Divina Melange 3 by Kvadrat, Divina MD by Kvadrat, Re-wool by Kvadrat, Ruskin FR by Romo, Roden FR by Romo, Dot 1682 by HAY, Fiord by Kvadrat.
Group 4: Bolgheri by HAY, Lila by Kvadrat, Raas by Kvadrat, Hallingdal 65 by Kvadrat, Ice FR by Romo, Canvas by Kvadrat.
Group 5: Balder 3 by Kvadrat (Raf Simons), Sierra Leather by Camo.
Group 6: Coda 2 by Kvadrat, Vidar 4 by Kvadrat (Raf Simons), Silk Leather by Camo, California Leather by Camo, Nevada Leather by Camo.
Like most of our lounge chairs, Dapper will be custom made specifically for you. If you would like to see a fabric sample, please get in touch and we'll be happy to discuss all of the available options with you.
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Designed by Doshi Levien for HAY, the Dapper lounge chair represents the design duo’s distinctive fusion of industrial design, fine craftsmanship, storytelling and technology. Originally designed for use in a London university, Dapper has an extra wide backrest for comfort and optimal elbow support for laptop work. Its structural shape is formed by two moulded oak-veneered plywood shells with powder coated steel legs.
Dapper’s shell comes in a variety of stained and lacquered oak veneers, fabrics and leathers, with the frame available in different variations of powder coated steel.
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Doshi Levien Design Studio
Doshi Levien is a London-based design studio founded in 2000 by Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien. Nipa grew up in India and studied at the National Institute of Design, while Jonathan, who is from Scotland, trained in fine cabinet making followed by industrial design. Together they create design that is both technically advanced and imbued with cultural resonance.
Both designers each bring their individual skills to the projects they work on: Doshi being primarily concerned with visual culture and the materiality of things, while Levien is more focused on industrial precision and technique. They have worked on projects in the fields of furniture, fashion, homewares, technology and lighting. For HAY, they have created the Uchiwa Lounge...