when you choose at checkout. Dispatched from and sold by Elchversand. IKEA Pello Rocking Chair New & Boxed As New First Aid for Babies and Children Fast FREE Delivery in the UK. Product Dimensions66 x 57 x 19 cm 91,757 in Kitchen & Home (See top 100) in Kitchen & Home > Furniture > Living Room Furniture > Chairs > Rocking Chairs Delivery Destinations:Visit the Delivery Destinations Help page to see where this item can be delivered. Date First Available22 Mar. 2013 Cantilever Chair (cantilever) Width: 67 Cmtiefe: 85 cm: 97 cmSitzbreite: 55 Cmsitztiefe: 50 cmSitzhöhe 37 Cmmontage required.Arm Rest/Rail: Birch veneer, Clear acrylic lacquer Material: 35% Cotton, 65% Polyester, 2% Elastane tube frame: Steel, Powder coating Aufgarn: 100% PolyesterCare InstructionsRemoveable cover.Wipe clean with a damp cloth What do customers buy after viewing this item? Reclining Bentwood Chair Birch Wood Lounge Chair With Cushion Rocking Armchair Wine Red
See all 23 customer reviews Mr. R. C. Taylor See all 23 customer reviews (newest first) Most Recent Customer Reviews Nice feature to bedroom. Perfect chair for nursing at the fraction of the cost, and arrived before suggested delivery date Easy to assemble and does the job. My only reservation is that I felt I needed to add a strip of self-adhesive velcro tape at the front of the cushion to anchor it. Robust, functional, easy to set up. Just used for 3 weeks but I'm happy with my purchase. nie dotarl ten produkt Great for the price and suits my room well Described as a child's chair, it is fine for an adult, my daughter put it together without any problems. See and discover other items: relax chair Home & Garden > Home & Garden Home & Kitchen > Furniture > Living Room Furniture > Chairs > Rocking Chairs To buy any items, select the quantity you want then "add to cart". Price: low to high Price: high to low
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Postage will be calculated by system automatically while your placing order. Although Zoomly is not affiliated with INTER IKEA SYSTEMS B.V. or the IKEA brand in any way, all our products are genuine IKEA products sourced from IKEA stores.With its bentwood frame, cantilevered seat, and curved backrest, the Poäng chair is one of Ikea's most recognizable pieces. The Swedish furniture maker has produced over 30 million Poäng chairs since it debuted in 1976, and it continues to sell about 1.5 million every year—the company's bestselling armchair—not bad for a design that's settling squarely into middle age. So what, exactly, made the Poäng a commercial success and an instant icon for Ikea? The secret lies in a genius concept that's been gently updated with the times. The company doesn't normally put individual designers in the spotlight, but for the Poäng's 40th birthday, it did. Japanese designer Noboru Nakamura is the creator of the Poäng. He came to Ikea in 1973 to learn more about Scandinavian furniture—and there, he collaborated with Lars Engman, the director of design at the company, on a chair that would use plywood veneer construction.
In a video interview, Nakamura, who left Ikea in 1978 to start his own furniture company, describes how the chair came about. "I learned by experience that a cantilever consisting of a U-shaped structure could, with a person, swing to some extent with the use of molded plywood, and I wanted it to swing in an elegant way, which triggered me to imagine Poäng," he says. "A chair shouldn't be a tool that binds and holds the sitter; it should be a tool that provides us emotional richness. [Poäng] creates an image where we let off stress or frustration by swinging. Such movement has meaning and value." The final silhouette resembled Alvar Aalto's Model 406 chair of 1939, but in lieu of a webbed or caned seat, the Poäng sported thin upholstery. "While the design has remained largely unchanged since its inception, this iconic product has undergone some alterations to make it more accessible, more affordable, more relevant, and to increase the quality," says Mark Bond, deputy range manager of living rooms at Ikea.
There have been tweaks to the upholstery color and pattern to keep the chair relevant with consumer tastes, but the biggest change happened in 1992. The chair's seat was originally made from tubular steel, but in the early '90s, the company switched to an all-wood frame and also narrowed the size. This allowed the chair to be flat packed—a move that reduced the price by 21% for customers (it's actually less expensive now than it was when it launched). That same year, Ikea changed the chair's original name, Poem, to Poäng. "The evolution has always been design-focused, thinking of this product not as a fashion item but rather adhering to and improving upon the classic design," Bond says. Considering that the Poäng routinely shows up in houses, apartments, dorm rooms, and anywhere you need to kick up your feet, Nakamura's emphasis on an emotionally rich chair—and Ikea's affordability-minded engineering—have proven to be a winning combination. To honor the design, the company is selling a limited-edition version of the chair, with a grasscloth-like cushion cover much like the inaugural offering had in 1976, starting in September.