Design Axel Bjurström
With number 11 as its name, this contemporary chair could be a countdown of style. The seat and backrest are formed by a series of wood slats that slope into a subtle curve. The slats are held in place by bands of steel that enable them to flex slightly, making the chair more comfortable. Lightweight, stackable, and made for use indoors and outside, 11:an makes a stunning addition to any restaurant, café, food court or conference centre.
Width: 49 cm
Height: 76 cm
Sitting height: 44 cm
Depth: 47 cm
Weight: 12 Kg
Height of seat: 436 mm
Height: 757 mm
Depth: 466 mm
Width: 494 mm
C for any colours for a start up fee.
Oiled Oak.
Zinc plated and powder coated steel.
Steel: Zinc plated and powder coated. Standard colours in RAL red 3007 and Grey 7022. Seat: Oiled oak.
Fully assembled.
Freestanding.
Any scratches to the paint can be repaired with alkyd paint.
A contemporary chair in oiled oak, for any interior or garden.
Design Axel Bjurström
With number 11 as its name, this contemporary chair could be a countdown of style. The seat and backrest are formed by a series of wood slats that slope into a subtle curve. The slats are held in place by bands of steel that enable them to flex slightly, making the chair more comfortable. Lightweight, stackable, and made for use indoors and outside, 11:an makes a stunning addition to any restaurant, café, food court or conference centre.
©Carlos Valencia-Landskapslaget
Architect Axel Bjurström graduated from University College of Arts, Crafts and Design (Konstfack) in 2007 and has since worked within the fields of architecture, interior design and product design. Bjurström has been awarded several prizes for his work, including Elle Decorations “Young Talent Award” in 2015 and “Chair of the Year” by iF Design Award. Bjurström has worked with clients such as Nordiska Galleriet, Materia, Design House Stockholm, Karl Andersson & Söner, Klong, and David Design.
