Generous, whimsical and instantly comforting – a chair that feels like being held. When Flemming Lassen designed The Tired Man in 1935, he imagined a chair that felt like a warm embrace from a polar bear – enveloping, soft and impossible to leave. With its rounded arms, deep cushioning and gentle incline, it invites you to sink in and stay awhile. Upholstered in sheepskin or fabric and set on stout wooden legs, it carries mood and tenderness, capturing the human warmth at the heart of Nordic modernism.