A refined lounge chair combining structure and comfort
The Icon Lounge Chair presents a captivating dialogue between geometry and material: angular wooden beams meet cushions that are remarkably firm yet soft, creating a striking contrast between solid structure and gentle comfort.
The robust pine frame embraces the cushions with generous depth, allowing both back and seat cushions to rest halfway within the frame without the need for additional support—they simply stay in place, perfectly balanced by the structure.
The oversized beams are carefully designed to showcase the natural beauty of the pine grain from every angle, celebrating the wood’s texture and character.
Icon embodies the essence of compact living, offering comfort and style without compromise. Easy to assemble and disassemble, it adapts effortlessly to any living space.
In the deep brown stained version, we have developed and chosen a special stain that gives the wood a rich, deep brown tone from the very beginning, while ensuring the color remains stable over time.
The Beauty of Pine
The natural variations of pine
Pine is a natural material with variations in grain, texture and colour shaped by the tree’s growth. Knots, subtle markings and differences in tone are part of the wood’s natural character, making each piece unique.
The appearance of pine also changes over time. Exposure to light gradually deepens its colour, while everyday use may leave small marks that add to its character. The Deep Brown finish gives the wood a darker expression while allowing its natural grain and texture to remain visible.
These variations are an inherent part of solid pine. They are not defects or inconsistencies, but a reflection of the tree’s natural growth and the material’s authentic character. At Form & Refine, we embrace these differences as part of what makes each piece unique.
”With the lounge chair, I wanted to honour the brutalist expression, where each component becomes an object. The frame is distinctly the supporting unit, and the cushions are carried by it”
– Jonas Herman, Herman Studio









