Giroflex Stoll - Martin Stoll - Armchair - Leather, Wood, Steel





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This black leather, wood and steel lounge chair with an ottoman was designed by Martin Stoll for Swiss manufacturer Giroflex Stoll in the 1960s, with a walnut-veneered bentwood frame.
Description from the seller
Very elegant, high-quality lounge chair by Martin Stoll for the Swiss manufacturer Giroflex Stoll, dating from the 1960s.
The frame is made of bentwood with genuine walnut veneer.
Very comfortable to sit in.
The history of the Stoll Giroflex company dates back to 1872, when Albert Stoll opened a simple chair factory in Koblenz, Switzerland. The company originally produced bentwood chairs for cafés, hotels, and shops.
In 1919, the founder’s son, Albert Stoll, decided to focus on office chairs. In 1928, Federdreh invented the spring swivel, which quickly became popular and was patented worldwide.
It was the first swivel chair with a suspension system.
The brand name Giroflex, meaning “turn and flex,” was introduced in 1948. The new identity reflected the core purpose of the company, derived from its original invention.
The company worked with renowned scientists at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich to develop office chairs that were comfortable, suitable for long working hours, and supportive of good posture.
All with the aim of ensuring the highest possible level of comfort in use.
Designer: Martin Stoll
Manufacturer: Giroflex
Country: Switzerland
Material: Leather, wood, chrome-plated steel
Year: 1960–1969
Armchair
Width: 94 cm
Height: 82 cm
Seat height: 41 cm
Depth: 88 cm
Ottoman
Length: 68 cm
Width: 58 cm
Height: 40 cm
Since we deal in vintage furniture, signs of use are unavoidable and part of the nature of items intended for everyday use. We therefore only point out more significant flaws and damage with separate photos. Nevertheless, we always do our best to capture the condition of the items as accurately as possible.
Shipping is insured and handled by a freight carrier.
Under Section 25a of the German VAT Act (UStG), the goods are subject to the margin scheme; VAT will not be shown separately on the invoice.
Seller's Story
Very elegant, high-quality lounge chair by Martin Stoll for the Swiss manufacturer Giroflex Stoll, dating from the 1960s.
The frame is made of bentwood with genuine walnut veneer.
Very comfortable to sit in.
The history of the Stoll Giroflex company dates back to 1872, when Albert Stoll opened a simple chair factory in Koblenz, Switzerland. The company originally produced bentwood chairs for cafés, hotels, and shops.
In 1919, the founder’s son, Albert Stoll, decided to focus on office chairs. In 1928, Federdreh invented the spring swivel, which quickly became popular and was patented worldwide.
It was the first swivel chair with a suspension system.
The brand name Giroflex, meaning “turn and flex,” was introduced in 1948. The new identity reflected the core purpose of the company, derived from its original invention.
The company worked with renowned scientists at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich to develop office chairs that were comfortable, suitable for long working hours, and supportive of good posture.
All with the aim of ensuring the highest possible level of comfort in use.
Designer: Martin Stoll
Manufacturer: Giroflex
Country: Switzerland
Material: Leather, wood, chrome-plated steel
Year: 1960–1969
Armchair
Width: 94 cm
Height: 82 cm
Seat height: 41 cm
Depth: 88 cm
Ottoman
Length: 68 cm
Width: 58 cm
Height: 40 cm
Since we deal in vintage furniture, signs of use are unavoidable and part of the nature of items intended for everyday use. We therefore only point out more significant flaws and damage with separate photos. Nevertheless, we always do our best to capture the condition of the items as accurately as possible.
Shipping is insured and handled by a freight carrier.
Under Section 25a of the German VAT Act (UStG), the goods are subject to the margin scheme; VAT will not be shown separately on the invoice.
