Fluffy by Eikund: comfort made art

In the vast universe of Scandinavian design, there are pieces that stand out not only for their beauty but also for their ability to convey a sense of immediate well-being. The Fluffy armchair by Eikund, designed by Fredrik A. Kayser in 1954, is one of those exceptional creations that seems to whisper “sit down and relax” from the first glance.

Kayser, a 1945 graduate of the National Academy of Crafts and Art Industry, conceived Fluffy during his time at Rastad & Relling Tegnekontor. His vision was clear: to create a piece of furniture that would be a haven of absolute comfort without compromising on aesthetics.

Embrace of design

What makes Fluffy truly unique is its ultra-soft Norwegian sheepskin upholstery. A material that not only brings immediate visual warmth, but also creates an incomparable tactile experience. Each armchair becomes a floating cloud of softness that invites you to inhabit it.

The Fluffy's sloping armrests are a deliberate invitation to rest. Their ergonomic design creates a cozy embrace that seems to envelop the sitter, providing a sense of refuge and comfort.

Perfect union

What makes Fluffy extraordinary is its ability to combine art and functionality in one piece. Quite a design statement, “a new species that can live anywhere”. Fluffy has that rare quality of adapting to any space, from a cozy reading nook to a sleek contemporary living room. Its timeless design transcends fads and fashions.

Reclaimed and expertly produced by Eikund, the Fluffy armchair retains all the essence of the original Kayser design while incorporating contemporary quality standards. It is a testament to how great designs never go out of style; they simply evolve.

The game-changing chair

Fluffy represents everything Scandinavian design does best: combining functionality with beauty, comfort with elegance, and tradition with innovation. It's a piece that not only occupies a space in your home, but creates an ambiance, an experience, a moment.

In a world where design often sacrifices comfort for aesthetics, Fluffy stands as a reminder that the best of both worlds is not only possible, but necessary. It's more than an armchair; it's an invitation to pause, to enjoy, to experience space more fully and comfortably.