Moser armchair by Embru | Frame polished chrome

The Swiss architect Werner Max Moser designed a whole series of furniture for Embru. Despite their proximity to the well-known Bauhaus models, his designs were always influenced by the Swiss idea of practical furniture.

Embru has been producing the free-swinging armchair, designed in 1930, in its original version again since 2002. Only the adjustment of the seating position has been optimized with a simple one-hand adjustment.

With armrests in various wood finishes and a large selection of colors for the standard upholstery fabrics, the Moser armchair can be configured very individually.

Further information about the Embru Moser armchair:

Frame:
Steel tube, bright chrome-plated (version with frame powder-coated in deep black, see `matches`)

Mass:
Width 62 cm, depth 85 cm, height 82 cm

seat frame:
Adjustable, 2 positions

cushions:
pocket spring core

Upholstery cover:
- Hallingdal 65 No. 110 - Light gray
- Hallingdal 65 No. 180 - Anthracite
- Hallingdal 65 No. 200 - Beige gray
- Hallingdal 65 No. 407 - Yellow
- Hallingdal 65 No. 674 - Red
- Hallingdal 65 No. 773 - Dark blue
- Hallingdal 65 No. 810 - Royal blue
- Hallingdal 65 No. 944 - Dark green

Armrests:
- High-gloss lacquered black RAL 9005
- Solid varnished ash
- Solid oak varnished
- Solid American walnut, lacquered

Glider:
Shell Glider PVC Black

Also available on request:
felt gliders +17.00 CHF

Design:
Werner Max Moser, design 1930

Individual upholstery available on request:
- Kvadrat Hallingdal 65 all other colors according to collection
- Steelcut 3 gem. collection
- Leather Montana
- white upholstery - simple cotton cover

For individual upholstery please contact us.