Moser Fauteuil by Embru | Frame jet black

The Swiss architect Werner Max Moser designed a whole series of furniture for Embru. Despite their similarity to the well-known Bauhaus models, his designs were always characterized by the Swiss concept of practical furniture. The Moser armchair, designed in 1930, with its adjustable seat, fits perfectly into any cozy reading nook.

Further information about the Embru Moser armchair:

Frame:
Powder-coated RAL 9005 jet black (variant with glossy chrome-plated frame see `goes well with`)

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

Seat frame:
Adjustable, 2 positions

Cushion:
pocket spring core

Upholstery cover:
- Hallingdal 65 No. 110 - Light gray
- Hallingdal 65 No. 180 - Anthracite
- Hallingdal 65 No. 200 - Beige-grey
- 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 black lacquer finish RAL 9005
- Solid ash, lacquered
- Solid lacquered oak
- Solid American walnut, lacquered