The Tired Man Lounge Chair

Textile

The Everyday Icons edition of The Tired Man Lounge Chair thoughtfully reinterprets a beloved Danish design. Its generous proportions are refreshed with modern upholstery and finishes, adding a new chapter to the rich legacy of this 1930s icon.

Originally designed in 1935 by Flemming Lassen and first unveiled at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition that same year, The Tired Man is distinguished by its sculptural, streamlined form and inviting winged backrest. While emblematic of 1930s aesthetics, the voluminous yet minimalist chair remains a celebrated Danish design icon 90 years after its conception — an heirloom cherished across generations.

Dimensions

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Dimensions

Height

34.65 in

Width

40.16 in

Depth

34.25 in

Seat height

14.96 in

Seat depth

21.65 in

Arm rest height

21.06 in

Specifications

Specifications

Product Weight: 101.41 lbs

Materials

Wadding; Upholstery; Foam; Webbing Belts; Steel; Solid Oak; Pocket Springs; Plywood; Solid Brass

Additional Resources

Shipping & Returns

Free Large Item Shipping on Orders Over $100

We offer free ground shipping on orders of $100 or higher, within the contiguous United States. For shipping rates to HI and AK, etc. please contact us.

Our standard shipping for large furniture items is curbside only. You need to provide a phone number and prepare to schedule delivery via phone.

For and additional $249, you can add White Glove delivery to your order and furniture will be assembled in the room of your choice with package removal.

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Oversized Returns

We cannot accept returns on this item or other oversized/bulky furniture and large lighting items due to their large and to-order nature.

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MEET THE DESIGNER

Flemming Lassen

Credited for his role in bringing functionalism to Denmark, Flemming Lassen was an architect and designed noted for his exacting craftsmanship and naïve expression. Lassen drew much of his inspiration from the architect Mies van der Rohe and the tenets of the Bauhaus artistic movement —a less is more approach focused on form, function and novel materials counterbalanced with human needs. His original and distinctive designs with timeless silhouettes still resonate today.

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