Limit lounge chair, outdoor, Wander J616 Etna

The Limit lounge chair is Normann Copenhagen's reissue of a piece designed in 1974 by Danish-Canadian designer Niels Bendtsen. Originally known as Ribbon, the lounge chair was born during the 1970s oil crisis, when material shortages shaped its pared-back design. When it was reissued in 2026, it was given a new name, Limit, a nod to that very scarcity. True to that simplicity, the Limit's frame is a slender steel structure with a padded fabric seat stretched across it. Thanks to its ingenious and material-efficient design, the original Ribbon chair also holds a place in the permanent collection of MoMA in New York. 

Normann Copenhagen's Limit collection includes lounge chairs suited for both indoor and outdoor use, a protective outdoor cover, and a connector that lets you link the chairs together to create seating arrangements of any size, indoors or outdoors. The Limit lounge chair finds its place just as well in a cosy reading nook at home as in a hotel lobby or on a terrace. Despite its name, there's no limit to its comfort, especially with a warm cup of coffee or a good book for company. 

Niels Bendtsen

Normann Copenhagen is a Danish design brand founded by Jan Andersen and Poul Madsen in 1999. Ever since their first product, the iconic Norm 69 lamp, the brand has been on a mission to challenge the conventional rules of Scandinavian design.

Normann Copenhagen collaborates with both acclaimed designers and emerging talent. Over the years, its furniture, lighting, textiles and home accessories have garnered dozens of prestigious design awards.