Skandiform Woodwork: Wooden Legs for Six Designs

The collection

With Woodwork, Swedish manufacturer Skandiform has given several of its most popular chairs new legs made entirely of wood. Skandiform describes it as a small change that makes a large difference, and presents it alongside new models built around the same focus on wood. The collection covers six designs by Jonas Lindvall, Louise Hederström, Stefan Borselius, Alexander Lervik, Thomas Pedersen and Ruud Ekstrand.

Bombito by Jonas Lindvall

Jonas Lindvall‘s Bombito already exists in many versions, and Skandiform sees the wooden-leg edition as a natural next step for a chair defined by its variety.

Isa by Louise Hederström

Isa was introduced as a generous seating piece that recalls a rolling landscape. With its new wooden legs, in Skandiform’s words, it has now taken root.

Primo by Stefan Borselius

Stefan Borselius designed Primo as a sculptural chair that works as a piece of jewellery in the room while offering a high level of comfort. Its new wooden base gives the chair a more classic expression.

Jeffersson by Alexander Lervik

Alexander Lervik’s first sketches of the Jeffersson armchair showed it on wooden legs. Skandiform’s renewal of the series is therefore also a return to the original idea.

Deli by Thomas Pedersen

Deli is designed for sitting high. With a soft seat and backrest, an organic form and natural wooden legs, it offers the comfort of a full chair in a raised format.

deciBel by Ruud Ekstrand

Ruud Ekstrand’s deciBel quickly became a favourite. Skandiform has extended it into a bar stool in two seat heights, and the lower original chair is now complemented by a table in the same series.