Panorama Armchair — Karimoku New Standard
Geckeler Michels
The Panorama Armchair takes the enveloping shell of the Panorama and adds armrests for greater comfort. Solid oak and moulded plywood.
Material and finish
Solid oak and oak-veneered moulded plywood. Available in 5 finishes: Pure Oak, Grain Gray, Grain Matt Black, Grey Green, Indigo Blue. Made to order. Design Geckeler Michels.
Made in Japan for your order, in the finish you choose: approximately 20 weeks. As a piece made to your specifications, it is not eligible for the right of withdrawal.
MADE TO ORDER, NO RIGHT OF WITHDRAWAL Each Karimoku New Standard piece is made in Japan for your order, in the finish you have chosen. Delivery time: approximately 20 weeks. As goods made to your specifications, it is not eligible for the right of withdrawal (Article L221-28, 3° of the French Consumer Code). Please write to us before ordering to confirm your choice. The legal guarantees of conformity and against hidden defects apply in full.
Shipping: included in the price.
RECEIVING YOUR PARCEL Please check the outside of the parcel in the presence of the delivery driver. If the packaging is visibly damaged, crushed or open, refuse the parcel and record a specific reservation on the delivery slip, then contact us immediately.
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See it from every angle
A form meant to read clearly from every viewpoint. The rotation reveals its volumes, proportions and the details of its making.
The Panorama Chair, with armrests
The Panorama Armchair takes the enveloping shell of the Panorama Chair and adds contoured armrests, for extra comfort without weighing down the silhouette. Same gesture, more seat.
Solid oak, Karimoku craftsmanship
Solid oak and oak-veneered moulded plywood, with a tinted “Transparent Color” finish that reveals the wood grain (clear coating for Pure Oak); a protective varnish ensures lasting durability. Made to order, in five finishes: Pure Oak, Grain Gray, Grain Matt Black, Grey Green and Indigo Blue.
Geckeler Michels
Founded in Berlin in 2013 by David Geckeler and Frank Michels, the Geckeler Michels studio combines design history, contemporary technologies and digital design methods. Furniture, tableware, lighting: the duo has worked with Fredericia, Nike and Karimoku New Standard, with the same standard throughout — everyday objects designed to last.