Zen lounge chair by Claude Brisson | Ligne Roset, 1980s
Zen lounge chair by Claude Brisson | Ligne Roset, 1980s
A lounge chair from the Zen series, designed by Claude Brisson for Ligne Roset in 1984. The design departs from conventional four-legged construction in favour of a cantilevered frame that permits the seat to flex in response to the sitter's movement.
This engineered give – a controlled yielding followed by return to rest position – defines the chair's functional character. The contoured backrest and seat connect to the frame as a unified system, distributing weight and motion throughout the structure rather than absorbing it at fixed points.
SKU:MEB-068
Key features
Key features
Condition
Condition
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Dimensions
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Perfect for
Shipping & pickup
Shipping & pickup
SLOY quality standard
SLOY quality standard
All vintage furniture is professionally cleaned and inspected before sale. We ensure every piece is ready to enjoy.
Designer
Designer
Claude Brisson is a French furniture designer whose collaboration with Ligne Roset produced several notable seating designs during the 1980s. The Zen chair reflects his interest in engineering comfort through structural means – using the frame itself as a mechanism for responsive seating rather than relying solely on cushioning. This approach distinguished his work within Ligne Roset's catalogue, which during this period balanced avant-garde experimentation with domestic practicality.
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
Founded in 1860 in France, Ligne Roset is a prestigious furniture manufacturer renowned for contemporary design and exceptional craftsmanship. The company has collaborated with leading designers worldwide to create timeless pieces that balance innovation with comfort.
