Hippo Chair

Soft, playful shapes characterize the Hippo Dining Chair by NORR11, epitomizing minimal Scandinavian design in luxury designer furniture.

Inspired by the 70’s yet designed for modern lifestyles, the Hippo Dining Chair stands out with its free-spirited design. The rounded back encourages a more relaxed seating position, allowing you to rest your back or arm comfortably.

The Hippo Dining Chair rests on two sturdy oak legs that seamlessly connect the seat and back. This distinctive wooden profile serves as an architectural element, contrasting sharply with the rounded, soft back and seat, creating a harmonious blend of hard lines and soft shapes.

Drawing inspiration from the barrel-shaped torso of the hippopotamus, the Hippo Dining Chair is available in four oak finishes: natural, smoked oak, dark stained, and black. With a variety of upholstery options, this designer dining chair by NORR11 offers both comfort and style, making it a perfect addition to any luxury interior.

The NORR11 Hippo Dining Chair is available in a variety of different fabrics. Please let us know if you are looking a specific finish and we will source it for you.

Composition: FSC certified oak, Seat made of Plywood and Cut Foam. Backrest made of Massive Oak and Cut Foam. Legs are massive oak.
Designer: Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl
Dimensions:
Height: 79.5cm
Width: 47.5cm
Depth: 59cm
Seat Height: 49cm
Back Upholstery: ø18cm
Fabric: Nevotex Barnum 03 Hemp/24 Lana
Leather: Sorensen Leather Dunes Anthrazite 21003/Camel 21004

Championing superb craftsmanship, NORR11 collaborates with innovative designers to redefine Scandinavian design. Combining elements from past and present, NORR11 creates timeless Nordic pieces inspired by global cultures. Their contemporary furniture and lighting, influenced by nature, feature distinctive organic forms.

Dedicated to crafting character-rich, durable pieces, NORR11 balances form, function, and comfort. Using genuine materials, their designs are built to last. With a bold, sculptural approach, NORR11 pushes boundaries and explores new design pathways.