Modernist Wim Mulder ‘sedes’ fauteuil for Meubelatelier Allerhanden

Modernist Wim Mulder ‘sedes’ fauteuil for Meubelatelier Allerhanden. Beuatiful chair in a firm build oak frame and fabric cushions. The chair is relaxing to sit in and feels cosy and comfortable. Very good condition consistent with age and use.

As an autodidact, Wim Mulder (Groningen, the Netherlands) has developed into a versatile furniture designer after more than 35 years of experience within the “Meubelatelier Allerhanden”. He makes furniture according to his own style, often with a sleek, sober simplicity. He plays creatively with geometric shapes. His furniture focuses on seating comfort that suits the human body.

The sleek simplicity of his furniture can be perfectly combined with the whimsical shapes of natural form furniture. This furniture maker has focused on that. In addition to presenting his own style, Wim Mulder also designs commissioned furniture. The personal wishes of the client are supplemented in consultation with design advice from this experienced designer in wood.

In 1985 Wim Mulder started the production of this ‘SEDES’ chair, inspired by the french designer Jean Royère. A chair with a contemporary design that exactly matches the shape of the body and provides (sitting) support in four vital places:
1. in the lumbar cavity. The lumbar support promotes the correct pelvic tilt of the back.
2. on the seat. Because of the sophisticated shape of the seat, you always sit with a straight back.
3. It is precisely because of this that you only put stress on the hard sitting bones intended for that purpose.
4. at the feet. Firmly grounded, they automatically stand flat on the ground. At the same time, the backs of the knees are free from the seat, so that you do not suffer from pinching blood vessels on the hands and arms. They lie relaxed on the upward pointing armrests. In addition, this chair provides perfect support for your shoulder girdle and upper back.

This chair is in good condition consistent with age and use.