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Nebulona armchair by E-ggs for Miniforms

Nebulona armchair by E-ggs for Miniforms

Dezeen Showroom: Italian brand Miniforms and design studio E-ggs have expanded on their Nebula family of seating with Nebulona – a rounded and enveloping armchair.

The Nebulona armchair continues the embracing shape and teardrop-shaped arms that characterise the furniture family's upholstered seating but modifies it with a plump, pouf-style base and low stature that gives the piece an inviting added softness.

Nebulona armchair by E-ggs for Miniforms
The Nebulona armchair features the teardrop-shaped arms of the Nebula furniture family

Miniforms describes the armchair as "a clear invitation to a siesta" and one that tempts the sitter to "surrender to its embrace and discover the beauty of travel, if only in the imagination".

The Nebulona armchair is made from polyurethane padding that is upholstered in one of a choice of 28 solid or patterned fabrics from brands including Kvadrat, Dedar and Maharam.

Nebulona armchair by E-ggs for Miniforms
The upholstered chair is available in a choice of 28 fabrics

In addition to the standard armchair, Nebulona is available in an outdoor variation with special padding and fabric.

For the contract or office environment, there is also the option to add a return mechanism, which springs the chair back to its original position once the user stands up.


Product details:

Product: Nebulona
Designer: E-ggs
Brand: Miniforms
Contact: [email protected]

Material: polyurethane padded foam, textile
Dimensions: 102.8 x 86.8 x 77.5 millimetres

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Nebulona armchair by E-ggs for Miniforms
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Nebulona armchair by E-ggs for Miniforms