With its triangular cushion and rounded frame, the George Nelson Coconut Chair (1956) redefined what comfortable and attractive lounge seating could be. The secret is that the third corner—the one that forms the backrest—is slightly longer than the side corners, giving users extra support and wiggle room. While Herman Miller's version of the Coconut Lounge Chair remains true to the original design, it uses a more sustainable polymer for the shell and has expanded upholstery options. Eye-catching conversation piece. Allows effortless repositioning. Chromed or powder-coated steel base.
