During the Stockholm Furniture Fair in February showed Bruno Mathsson Int. following
The Eva Armchair
Experience a masterpiece of Swedish modernism. Designed by Bruno Mathsson, the Eva Armchair represents the perfect evolution of his ergonomic research, dating back to 1933 and refined into its iconic form in 1941.
Crafted with a signature curved frame in solid oak or beech, the chair features a seat of natural tanned ox hide. This premium leather upholstery provides a durable, tactile finish that ages beautifully, reflecting Mathsson’s commitment to both organic aesthetics and lifelong comfort.
Armchair Eva of oak or beech, upholstery with whole, natural tanned ox hide.
Bruno Mathsson, Design 1941 (original performance from 1933)
For information, please contact:
Bruno Mathsson International AB. Box 703. SE-331 27 Värrnamo. SWEDEN.
Phone +46 (0) 370-30 05 40 fax +46 (0) 370-145 70th
info@mathsson.se
Box 703. SE-331 27 Värnamo. Sweden.
Tel +46 (0)370-30 05 40. Fax +46 (0)370-145 70.
www.bruno-mathsson-int.se
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