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WB 5: Dining Chair by Werner Blaser

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The dining chair WB 5 stands out in both upscale business settings and private spaces. With its minimalist design by Werner Blaser, it exudes timeless elegance, while the solid oak frame and genuine leather seat ensure premium quality.

Leather Luxe

The Löffler Chair WB 5 in core leather is a captivating addition not only to upscale business environments but also to residential spaces, where it makes a bold statement. Designed by the renowned architect and furniture designer Werner Blaser, its clear aesthetic reflects his minimalist approach.

Whether placed in a conference room as a meeting chair or in the dining area at home, this versatile chair contributes to a relaxed atmosphere and ensures comfort for guests, visitors, and event participants alike. Crafted with premium materials such as finely grained solid oak sourced from European forests and genuine black core leather, the WB 5 Chair from Löffler embodies a harmonious fusion of timeless design and exceptional quality.

The lacquered surfaces impart a silky sheen to the chair while offering protection against wear and tear, while the genuine core leather seat and backrest create a striking contrast, highlighting the chair's distinctive character. Manufactured with integrity and tradition, the pleasure of owning this chair will endure for generations. With the Löffler WB 5 Chair, envisioned by Werner Blaser, you showcase yourself as a discerning host who values fine furnishings.

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WB Seating

Löffler WB 7 Besucherstuhl mit dreiteiliger Sitzfläche aus massiver Buche und geschwungener Buche-Rückenlehne.

The Werner Blaser chair line offers a diverse selection of seating options, comprising six distinct choices. Three of these feature upholstery in premium black core leather and are crafted from European oak with a matte lacquer finish: the WB 4 core leather stool, WB 5 visitor chair, and WB 6 lounge chair. Additionally, three chairs feature nickel-plated polished steel tube frames secured by a distinctive Blaser connector: the WB 7 visitor chair with a solid beech wood seat and backrest, WB 8 upholstered visitor chair, and WB 9 All-in-One upholstered visitor chair.

WB Tables

Within the Werner Blaser table range, there are a total of four distinct tables available in various dimensions and heights. Each table boasts a solid European oak base, accentuating its natural grain and texture, with tabletops fashioned from stained oak veneer on robust MDF. Among them, the WB 1 serves as a square lounge table, the WB 2 as a rectangular lounge table, the WB 3 as a rectangular dining or office table, and the WB 12 as a square office or dining table.

WB Accessories

Löffler WB 10 Holzpuzzle aus 27 massiven Eichenteilen in einer weiß beschichteten MDF-Box.

The Werner Blaser line offers two distinctive accessories. The Prism, crafted from seven acrylic glass cubes, adds mesmerizing charm to any space, while the wooden puzzle, comprised of 27 solid oak pieces, celebrates precision and craftsmanship.

Designer

Werner Blaser

Werner Blaser was a publicist, architect, and furniture designer, influenced by encounters with Alvar Aalto, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and classical Chinese and Japanese architecture. His publications document architecture, furniture design, and culture with outstanding photographs. His buildings and furniture designs are an expression of recognition and engagement with the work of Mies van der Rohe. The originals of Werner Blaser's chairs and stools are part of the Löffler Collection. From 2011 to 2018, Werner Blaser collaborated with Löffler GmbH, Reichenschwand. In this cooperation, contemporary reinterpretations of Werner Blaser's furniture designs, publications, a documentary film about the work of Mies van der Rohe and Werner Blaser, as well as a traveling exhibition titled "Finding Meaning in the Legacy of Mies van der Rohe – The Work of Werner Blaser – Löffler Edition," were created.