Fredericia Corona Chair in Vidar 222 with a black steel base, three quarter view on a grey background
Fredericia Corona Chair in Vidar 353 brown beside a wall shelf and framed art in a white room
Fredericia Corona Chair in Fiord 961 green beside a pale sofa and a low wood table
Fredericia Corona Chair in Fiord 961 green, close up of the stacked upholstered shells
Fredericia Corona Chair in Fiord 961 green, side view of the shells with a pale sofa behind
Fredericia Corona Chair in Vidar 222 with a pale sofa and a wood coffee table in a warm toned room
Fredericia Corona Chair in Vidar 676 blue in a bare cream room
Fredericia Corona Chair in Vidar 353 brown against a pale wood wall
Fredericia Corona Chair in black leather with a Chrome base, in a room with sheer curtains
Fredericia Corona Chair in black leather with a Chrome base, three quarter view on a white background
Fredericia Corona Chair in off white fabric with a Chrome base, three quarter view on a white background
Fredericia Corona Chair in leather 91 tan with a Chrome base, three quarter view on a grey background
Fredericia Furniture

Corona Chair

The Corona Chair by Poul M. Volther is an experimental take on Danish design. Sculptural, eye-catching and original, the Corona is a lesson in geometry. A consequent design with elliptical-shaped, upholstered seat pads descending in size. It’s an intriguing approach that challenges conventional seating, resulting in Corona’s image as a design icon coveted the world over.

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$10,995.00

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Details

34.6"W x 32.3"D x 38.2"H, Seat: 15.75"
Materials
Swivel lounge chair
Seat and back of four separate pads of moulded cold cured foam, fully upholstered in fabric or leather
Spring steel swivel base and frame
Upholstery
Available in custom upholstery and leather options. Contact us for options and a quotation.
COM: 2.5 yd
COL: 6 yd²

Fredericia Furniture offers a 7-year warranty covering manufacturer’s defects in material and workmanship.
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Designer

Fredericia Furniture, a family-owned and B Corp-certified design company established in 1911, is a co-founder of Danish Modern Design, emphasizing transparency, authentic materials, and human empathy. Their heritage includes enduring classics and a vast design archive, with knowledge passed down through generations. Passionate about crafting contemporary originals, Fredericia creates authentic, sustainable designs that resonate globally.

Poul M. Volther (1923–2001) was a leading figure in Danish modernism who began his career as a cabinetmaker before training at Copenhagen’s Arts & Crafts School. He succeeded Børge Mogensen as artistic director of FDB Møbler in 1950 and went on to pioneer minimalist, functional designs, most notably the sculptural Corona Chair, (launched in 1964) that balance elegant simplicity with bold form and material innovation.

Brand

Fredericia Furniture, a family-owned and B Corp-certified design company established in 1911, is a co-founder of Danish Modern Design, emphasizing transparency, authentic materials, and human empathy. Their heritage includes enduring classics and a vast design archive, with knowledge passed down through generations. Passionate about crafting contemporary originals, Fredericia creates authentic, sustainable designs that resonate globally.

Designer

Designer

Poul M. Volther (1923–2001) was a leading figure in Danish modernism who began his career as a cabinetmaker before training at Copenhagen’s Arts & Crafts School. He succeeded Børge Mogensen as artistic director of FDB Møbler in 1950 and went on to pioneer minimalist, functional designs, most notably the sculptural Corona Chair, (launched in 1964) that balance elegant simplicity with bold form and material innovation.