Fritz Hansen PK24 Chaise longue

The Fritz Hansen PK24 chaise longue, designed in 1956 by Poul Kjærholm, is inspired by the Rococo period and the French "long chair" with which it shares the same curves and dimensions.
The chaise longue is one of the most extreme examples of the design principles of independent elements, i.e. no connection between the main parts just resting on each other.

The seat of the PK24 can be adjusted to increase comfort. The upholstery is available in elegant materials such as leather and woven rattan. The structure, a linear and imposing presence, is made of brushed stainless steel. The headrest is also covered in leather in the rattan version.