Nama Lounge Chair

The Nama Lounge Chair draws inspiration from traditional Japanese stick chairs, combining minimalist design with refined craftsmanship. Its name, meaning “raw” or “natural” in Japanese, reflects the chair’s structural clarity, where every curved wooden element serves a purpose. Lightweight yet durable, the chair is available with or without armrests, making it suitable for both residential and commercial settings.

Lightweight yet sturdy, the chair is made for relaxed living. Its signature detail is an upholstered backrest fastened with two strap-like attachments, a nod to Copenhagen bicycle bags. Combined with a fully upholstered seat and backrest, the design offers inviting comfort while maintaining a clean, sculptural presence. Ideal for reading, lounging, or quiet moments.

Also Available: Nama Dining Chair │ Nama Dining Chair, Armrest

101 Copenhagen is a Danish design brand founded in 2017 with a strong vision to create a world of beautiful furniture, lighting, and accessories in a timeless yet modern design firmly rooted in the Scandinavian soil and nourished by Japanese minimalist aesthetics. The dynamic design approach values freedom of expression, resulting in playful and unique pieces.

Dimensions: 27.2"D x 28"W x 28.9"H | Seat Height: 15" | Seat Depth: 21.3"

Material: Frame: Natural Oak; Coffee Black Oak │ Seat: Nubuck Leather; Aniline Black Leather; or Raw Linen

Raw Linen Care: To clean spills, gently blot with a clean, damp cloth—avoid rubbing to prevent damage. For tougher stains, a mild detergent can be used sparingly. Never use scourers or abrasive tools, and always use the soft side of a white cloth. Keep linen furniture out of direct sunlight to prevent fading and sun damage.

Nubuck Leather Care: When vacuuming, use a soft brush attachment to avoid scratches. Do not use soap, water, leather grease, or chemical cleaners, as these can affect the leather’s velvety finish. Protect the material from direct sunlight, high heat, and sharp objects to maintain its appearance and durability.