Jetson 69 armchair - Sheepskin included (Leather Elmosoft) - DUX

Jetson 69 Leather Elmosoft Jetson armchair by Bruno Mathsson is one of Sweden’s most beloved design classics and an icon of Scandinavian furniture design. Following three years of development, this futuristic armchair was unveiled in 1969 at Nordiska Galleriet in Stockholm, where it quickly became a success. With its timeless design, elegant silhouette, and exceptional seating comfort, the Jetson remains a highly sought-after piece of furniture to this day. The classic Jetson armchair is defined by its bowl-shaped seat, a tall, ergonomically designed backrest, and a comfortable headrest that provides pleasant support for the entire body. Its elegant swivel base features a unique memory function, allowing the chair to automatically return to its original position. Combining Swedish design, ergonomic comfort, and a futuristic aesthetic, the Jetson is an exclusive armchair that fits perfectly in a living room, lounge, reading corner, or stylish office environment. Bruno Mathsson’s Jetson is more than just an armchair—it is a timeless furniture icon that brings together design history, functionality, and comfort. Elmosoft Elmosoft is an exclusive, chrome-free tanned semi-aniline leather with a silky-soft, supple, and pliable feel. The leather combines superior seating comfort with excellent wear resistance and durability, making it ideal for both private homes and public spaces. With a wide range of colors and an elegant, natural surface, Elmosoft is perfectly suited for high-end designer furniture and quality furnishings. Natural markings, such as insect bites and healed scars, highlight the leather’s authentic character and give each piece of furniture a unique look. Compared to Elmonordic, Elmosoft has a softer and more supple feel, while still offering high quality and good wear resistance.
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