Form Armchair

Designed by Simon Legald

Product Overview

The Form Armchair is a contemporary armchair by Normann Copenhagen, designed with a focus on integration, comfort, and structural clarity. Developed as an extension of the Form Chair series, the design introduces armrests into the signature moulded shell, enhancing comfort while maintaining a clean, unified expression. The seat and base are connected using a single integrated system, creating the impression that the legs grow organically from the shell. Its sculpted, slightly curved form supports the body naturally, offering both ergonomic comfort and visual lightness, making it suitable for dining, workspace, and hospitality settings.

Key Features

• Designed by Simon Legald
• Integrated armrests for added comfort and support
• Seamless connection between the seat shell and base
• Ergonomic, contoured shell for natural seating posture
• Lightweight yet durable construction
• Suitable for dining, workspace, and contract environments
• Minimal, contemporary Scandinavian design language
• Available in a wide range of configurations

Materials & Finish

• Injection-moulded polypropylene (PP) shell
• Optional upholstered seat or fully upholstered versions
• Base options in steel, aluminium, or solid wood
• Precision-moulded shell with an integrated mounting system that conceals fixings, ensuring a clean and continuous visual connection between components

Why Choose the Form Armchair?

The Form Armchair builds on the success of the original chair by introducing armrests without compromising its defining visual clarity. Its key strength lies in the integration of comfort and structure—the contoured shell and supportive armrests create a more relaxed seating experience, while the seamless construction maintains a refined, minimal aesthetic. Ideal for dining spaces, meeting rooms, and hospitality environments, it offers a versatile seating solution that balances ergonomics, durability, and timeless Scandinavian design.

This product is made to order. Lead time is typically within 3-6 weeks.