Kevi Chair 2070: Front Upholstered
$1,194
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$1,957
$1,194
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$1,957
$1,194
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$1,957
$1,194
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$1,957
$1,194
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$1,957
$1,194
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$1,957
$1,194
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$1,957
$1,194
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$1,957
$1,194
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$1,957
Description
Upholstery on the framed inset on the seat along with the choice of adding a front-upholstered backrest adds textural interest to Danish designer Jørgen Rasmussen's alternative version of his iconic Kevi office chair. Instead of the original central swivel base, 2070 has 4 wooden legs, available in oak or walnut veneer or finished in black or white compression-molded lacquer. The chair still maintains the classic's seat and back contours, based on Jørgen's belief that comfortable, supportive seating will always enhance the ability to get work done.
Specifications
Size
- 31" h x 21.75" w x 19.75" d (78.7x55.2x50.2cm)
- Seat height: 18.5" (47cm)
Material
Compression-molded veneer or lacquer, wood, fabric upholstery
Details
- Group 1: Stamskin Top, Xtreme, Valencia, Remix, Cyber, Renewed Loop
- Group 2: Fame, Re-wool, Raas, Sabi
- Group 3: Tonus, Steelcut, Steelcut Trio, Hallingdal, Umber
- Group 4: Ultra, Sierra, Organic, Dakar
- Group 5: Copenhagen, Savanne
- Group 6: Elegance
- COM and COL are available on request
Brand
Montana
Montana Furniture, founded in 1982 by Peter J. Lassen, is a cornerstone of Danish design, renowned for its modular storage systems and thoughtfully designed seating. Drawing from his collaborations with design legends like Arne Jacobsen and Verner Panton, Lassen developed the Montana System to provide endless possibilities for creating personalized, functional spaces.
A standout in Montana’s collection is the Kevi chair, designed by Jørgen Rasmussen in 1958. Praised for its elegant simplicity and innovative double-wheel caster design, the Kevi remains a versatile favorite for both homes and workplaces.
In 2019, Montana achieved EU Ecolabel certification, reflecting its dedication to environmentally conscious production. The brand continues to combine quality craftsmanship with innovative design to meet the needs of modern interiors.