675 Chair

An icon of 20th century design, the 675 was created in 1952 by Robin Day. The legendary British designer used innovatively moulded plywood to shape the chair’s walnut-veneered backrest and armrests in a single, fluid curve.

In close collaboration with the Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation, Case revisited the original design with careful attention to detail. 

Case have been willing to go the extra mile to develop a product which is very close to my fathers actual 1952 design. The result is startlingly fresh and authoritative; one glance is enough to convince that this is the real Robin Day 675 design, vigorous, poised and finely proportioned. Like all his chairs, it is also very comfortable.

Paula Day, daughter of Robin & Lucienne Day.

Now available in Ultrasuede®, This is a premium nonwoven fabric with a soft suede texture, crafted from ultra-fine fibres and partially plant-based raw materials. By replacing a proportion of the raw material from petroleum with plant-based alternatives, it offers a more considered, environmentally friendly approach to material design. Luxurious yet highly functional.

No assembly required.

 

The 675 Chair was awarded the prestigious Design Guild Mark in 2015. The Design Guild Mark is awarded by The Furniture Makers Company in order to drive excellence and raise the profile of British design and innovation. It recognises the highest standards in the design of furnishings and lighting for volume production, by the finest designers working in Britain, or British designers working abroad.