Jetson 66 Reading table (without armrests)
Part of Bruno Mathsson's philosophy of comfortable sitting was to provide a reading table, intended to relieve the user's arms when reading for a long time. The reading table can be retrofitted directly to the armchair and is suitable for both books and reading tablets. The arm and the reading table are each steplessly adjustable in height and angle. With a simple touch, the arm can be released and folded away without changing other settings.
Facts Jetson 66
Inspired by the space age, Bruno Mathsson created his armchair in 1966. The armchair has a seat basket made of tubular steel and load-bearing net or fabric. The base is chrome-plated and made of solid special steel. The armchair is rotatable and equipped with a return mechanism.