Interface Jazz is a compact but even more comfortable recliner. The plush lounge chair is available in two different versions, a low and a higher backrest. The Jazz lounge chair designed by Hannele Bonsdorff can be upholstered in either fabric or leather and the frame either painted or chrome. Instead, the upholstery of the armrest is always leather. A feather-filled seat cushion guarantees Jazz luxurious seating comfort.

Available in several fabric and leather upholstery. Sample prices have been calculated for fabric and leather in the cheapest price group. Please contact our customer service about the available upholstery options.

Interface – Maker of good sofas since 1963

Interface is a Finnish furniture manufacturer specializing in high-quality sofas, lounge chairs and ottomans. The company's story began in 1963 in Norinkylä, Teuvan, when Efraim Männistö, the son of a carpenter, founded a furniture manufacturing drapery workshop. Over the years, Interface has grown and developed, and today all products are handmade in Heinola.

Interface products are known for their timeless Scandinavian design, high quality and excellent seating comfort. The company manufactures all its products to order, which enables individual solutions to customer needs. The range includes sofas, sofa beds, armchairs and ottomans, which are made from carefully selected materials.

Interface
Interface Ltd.
Hevossaarentie 300
18100 Heinola
Finland
interface@interface.fi

Seat cushion material: HR35 foam, feather-grit mixture
Back cushion material: HR25 foam, 200g upholstery wadding
Frame: Painted or chromed metal frame
Seat and backrest: Plywood, solid wood
Dimensions: Width 74 cm, depth 85 cm, height 74 cm
Seat height: 38 cm

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Hannele Bonsdorff