With its wood frame, spacious armrests, and thick, square cushions, Dutch designer Dick Spierenburg’s Dickens chair gives the classic 1950s smoke chair a modern look. An adjustable seat cushion offers added flexibility, allowing for a reclining angle of 107 degrees to 124 degrees. The 20.5-inch-tall, 34.6-inch-wide frame comes in lacquered walnut or ash, as well as white-oil-finished oak, and the cushions are available in fabric or leather. Montis, +31.0.162377777; www.montis.nl/en/.
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