BREAKING THE MOLD: THE UNIQUE DESIGN ELEMENTS OF THE CORONA CHAIR AND OTTOMAN
The Corona chair has a unique appearance designed by Poul Volther, a Danish designer who was very famous in the mid-20th century. He worked with famous designers such as Hans Wegner, designer of the Whishbone Chair and Borge Mogensen, designer of the Borge Mogensen Spanish chair.
Poul Volther designed the Corona Chair in 1961, it is a chair that has a unique appearance, unlike any other chair. The seat and backrest of this chair are designed with four elliptical-shaped seat pad that are arranged on a steel frame, creating a distinctive and visually striking design. When it was first released, the chair generated excitement and surprise in the design community with its innovative and unique design.
Many years later, the Corona Chair was exhibited at furniture fairs in Cologne and Scandinavia. In these events, his work was very successful, receiving positive feedback from the design community worldwide. A few years later, the Corona Ottoman was created, which is a footstool based on the design of the Corona Chair. The Ottoman was designed to enhance the beauty and interest of the chair and to provide more comfort and style for the users.
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