Gärsnäs
Vyn Chair
Vyn Chair
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Designed by Anton Björsing 2024.
Vyn — Swedish for "the view" — was designed for chef Daniel Berlin's Michelin-starred restaurant of the same name in Österlen, Skåne. The chair needed to welcome guests for hours at a stretch.
"Some guests can sit for five hours," Björsing has said. He and the Gärsnäs craftsmen worked closely on the back and seat to balance comfort with a light, adaptable form, suited to a range of bodies.
The Vyn Chair is made of solid oak. Seat in veneer, or upholstered in vegetable-tanned leather from Tärnsjö, one of Sweden's oldest tanneries, or in leather from Elmo, founded in 1931 in Svenljunga, working exclusively with Scandinavian cowhide — with supporting fabric for the upholstered seat options.
Backrest in molded veneer, or with a removable cover in leather or fabric covering the backplate.
A selection of Kvadrat fabrics is available on request.
Specifications
- Width: 17.9" (46 cm)
- Depth: 20.1" (51 cm)
- Height: 31.9" (81 cm)
- Seat height: 18.9" (48 cm)
- Solid oak frame
- Seat: molded veneer, or upholstered (leather or fabric)
- Backrest: molded veneer, optional removable upholstery (leather or fabric)
- Möbelfakta certified
- Made in Sweden
Anton Björsing is a Swedish designer based in Landskrona, named Design Carrier of the Year by Svensk Form in 2024.
Notice: Made to Order Item — No Returns or Cancellations
Lead Time
Lead Time
Estimated lead time of 12–16 weeks.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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Returns
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Questions
Questions
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Gärsnäs
Gärsnäs was founded in 1893 in the village of Gärsnäs, in the Österlen region of Skåne, southern Sweden.
A Gärsnäs piece is built on the idea that every part must earn its place. The result is furniture shaped as much by its surroundings as by its own design — made to be used, and made to last for generations.