Campus Air
Design: Johannes Foersom/Peter Hiort Lorenzen
 
A New World of Applications for Campus
 
Since its introduction in 1992, the Campus chair from Lammhults has enjoyed spectacular success, as a design object and as a practical seating solution for interiors and customers around the world.
 
Lammhults continues the tradition of Scandinavian design leadership with Campus Air, a new version of the Campus chair.  Danish designers Johannes Foersom and Peter Hiort-Lorenzen, together with the Lammhults product development team, have moved Campus forward with a new seat and back of fiberglass-reinforced polyamide plastic.  Campus Air is a strong performer in any application – in schools, in corporate and institutional interiors.  Now, with its galvanized frame option, Campus Air can even be used outdoors.  The durable solid polyamide surface resists scratching and is easy to clean.
 
Campus Air continues the practical performance advantages found in Lammhults products: it stacks and links and can be easily managed with the Campus trolley.  Campus Air is available in black, white and grey.  Campus Air passes California TB 133 flammability tests, and is 100% recyclable.
 
Campus Air. Made in Sweden by Lammhults, the Scandinavian design experts.

Club
Design: Johannes Foersom/Peter Hiort Lorenzon

Talking, Working or Brandy: Lammhults Club Brings People Together
 
Club, the new chair from Lammhults designers Johannes Foersom & Peter Hiort-Lorenzen, is a comfortable alternative to stiff, formal meeting chairs.  Designed to be grouped together wherever people meet for conversation, Club provides a relaxed setting for organized or informal exchanges of ideas and information. Club comfort suits cozy reading of a book at home or waiting for an airplane in a crowded lounge.
 
Club is a fully upholstered, full-surround low-back armchair.  The seat is moulded polyurethane with an internal steel frame. Available with either a sled or swivel base of steel tubing, Club offers advanced tubing options of stainless steel or rubber coating, as well as the standard Lammhults powder coat option.
 
Club fully serves its purpose as a work chair, offering an optional tablet arm.
 
Club: An exquisitely proportioned chair for people coming together. Built in Sweden by Lammhults, the Scandinavian design experts.

Mini
Design: Anya Sebton

Functional Simplicity in Millibar Seating Family
 
The original Millibar development proposal put forward by Anya Sebton in 1998 included a wide range of seating designs, from the first barstools that gave the line its name, to lounge and stack chairs that were introduced in 2007.
 
Lammhults has expanded the Millibar family in 2008 with a new pair of stools called Mini.  Smaller and lighter than the first barstool, Mini serves a mobile population pausing for quick lunch, coffee or meeting.  Easy to move and easy to manage, Mini derives its name from its simplicity of expression: a minimalist functional design solution.
 
Mini barstool takes its inspiration from the molded shell concept developed for the Millibar chairs.  A light, one-piece molded needle-punch felt seat with bonded surface fabric is attached to a stylish, thin-diameter steel rod sled base. The angles in the base and in the footrest result in a beautiful pattern between the units placed next to each other.
 
The molded-in grid pattern on the seat surface maintains the Millibar graphic identity first seen in the Millibar mesh of the first stools.  Millibar is now a well-rounded group of seating products, furnishing restaurant, corporate, hotel interiors as well as residential use. Mini is also perfectly suited for use with the Millibar Bar Table, part of the existing Millibar product family.
 
Mini barstool is available in two heights, for counter or bar, and a range of frame finishes.

Cooper High Table
Design: Gunilla Allard

Gunilla Allard Style Reaches New Heights
 
The Cooper Table series achieved instant success as the sidekick to Gunilla Allard’s exquisite Cooper lounge chair introduced in 2003.  The original low tables were particularly pleasing from an aesthetic point of view, as their soft “rounded rectangle” shape recalled the earliest TV screens of the 1960s.  They were at once retro and modern.
 
Gunilla Allard’s designs are typically strong in crossover design potential, offering elegant solutions in both residential and corporate settings. Cooper Tables are no exception, and they are often found hard at work in the office.  The Cooper High Table joins this collection.  Designed to be used standing up, or with a bar height stool, Cooper High brings people together in a modern mobile way.
 
Cooper High Tables are available in the standard Cooper Table compact laminate, as well as a new high gloss melamine surface that offers greater resistance to scratching.
 
Two standard size tops are available. Tops can be linked to adapt to
any setting.
 
The Cooper High Table.  Made in Sweden by Lammhults, the Scandinavian design experts.