Event V2 Dining Chair black tube, Cuddle 06 brown

Event V2 Dining Chair – Wendelbo

The Event V2 dining chair is a sophisticated dining chair where comfort, elegance, and subtle details come together. Designed by French designer Tristan Lohner, the chair exudes tranquility and simplicity, while it is precisely the thoughtful finish that makes the design special.

The softly shaped seat is ergonomically designed with the human body as the starting point. The tightly upholstered seat cushion, inspired by the flowing shape of a water-worn pebble, offers an exceptionally comfortable seating experience and an inviting appearance. The backrest supports the body naturally, making the chair ideal for long dinners or stylish project environments.

The V2 version is distinguished by its slender, black powder-coated steel legs. The tapered frame gives the chair a light, almost architectural look, while the transition between seat and base is subtly and refinedly executed. As a result, the design appears minimalist without compromising on warmth or comfort. Thanks to its timeless silhouette and high-quality materials, the Event V2 dining chair fits effortlessly into modern interiors, from contemporary living rooms to luxury hospitality and office environments.

Specifications
Design: Tristan Lohner
Dimensions: H 79,2 × W 50,5 × D 56 cm, seat height 48 cm
Warranty: 5 years
Legs: black powder-coated steel
Upholstery: fixed. Cuddle fabric: 34% VI/33% PC/17% WO/8% PK/4% LI/4% CO. Abrasion resistance 80,000 Martindale.
Seat and back padding: high-quality variable-density polyurethane foam and Dacron filling
Gliders: Wagner QuickClick (plastic standard, felt optional)
* Made to order product.

With its balanced design and high-quality finish, the Event V2 dining chair offers a perfect combination of modern design and everyday comfort.

About the designer:

French designer Tristan Lohner began his journey in design with a background in cabinetmaking, earning an Arts and Crafts diploma before advancing his studies in product design at the School of Decorative Arts in Paris