Armchair Safari chair, beige linen, brown pine, by E. Worts, Ikea, Sweden, 1970s.
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The 'Safari chair' designed by Erik Worts for Ikea in 1977 stands as a quintessential example of 1970s Scandinavian modernism. Its structure is built from solid, wide frames of Spanish pine wood in a warm, honey-toned finish, displaying expressive natural grain highlighted by a semi-matte sheen. The seat and backrest are crafted from tightly stretched, light beige canvas—a blend of linen and cotton—featuring a subtly textured surface. The chair’s form is defined by clean, geometric lines and robust, well-balanced proportions. Visible metal fasteners and broad, flat armrests reinforce the design’s focus on function and material honesty. The chair is in fully restored condition—no signs of wear, damage, or discoloration are visible, attesting to careful renovation.This chair channels the spirit of the 1970s, when Scandinavian design sought harmony between nature and purposeful living. The Safari chair seems to tell the story of an era in which home was a sanctuary of ease: pine wood, soft linen and cotton, and an open, honest construction combine to evoke simplicity without sacrificing comfort. It appears to invite one to pause and unwind, as if saying: “Sit down, let the natural materials envelop you in calm.”This chair could be paired with a low wooden coffee table and a vintage-style minimalist lamp to create a comfortable reading or relaxation nook in the living room. It would work well alongside naturally woven textiles—linen curtains or a wool rug—and simple ceramic accents. Whether in a Scandinavian modern interior or an eclectic collector’s space, the chair brings a sense of openness and quiet authenticity
DIMENSION
Height68 cm
Width70 cm
Length70 cm
Dimension details
Length70 cm
Height68 cm
Width70 cm
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