Wham
SEATING
BY HERMANN AUGUST WEIZENEGGER
3,332 € – 5,831 €
Wham One armchair,
Wham Two and Wham Three,
a small and large sofa.
A powerful statement in your interior, that is as bold as cozy… Wham, an upholstered furniture series designed by Hermann August Weizenegger is just that! Inspired by the scale and form of Bauhaus architecture, yet softly upholstered on a solid metal frame, Wham offers strong lines and soft surfaces.
The Wham family is available in 5 different standard fabrics (more fabric options on request), the Wham armchair as swivel or fixed base.
Material top: velvet, bouclé, woven mix, teddy or faux fur
Material base: steel
Additional information
| Size | Three, Two, One, One Swivel |
|---|---|
| Fabric | velvet, woven mix, bouclé, faux fur, teddy |
| Base | chrome, grey |
Velvet
Bone
Blush
Tan
Kiwi
Slate
Woven Mix
Stone
Sand
Blush
Copper
Brick
Bronze
Hunter
Platin
Ocean
Midnight
Charcoal
Taupe
Granite
Teddy
Off-White
Beige
SteelGrey
Anthracite
Faux Fur
Off-White
Creme
Latte
Fox
Pine
Taupe
Brown
Hemlock
MediumGrey
Anthracite
Black
Bouclé
Off-White
Sand
Pink
Gold
Taupe
Bottle Green
Midnight
Concrete
Mole
Chestnut
Barok
Stripe Marrone Chiaro
Medallion Maronne Chiaro
Stripe Giallo
Medallion Giallo
Stripe Verde
Medallion Verde
Stripe Bronzo
Nessa
Nature
Nougat
Noisette
Fire
Olive
Berry
Ruby
Ocean
Shadow
Platin
Mocca
Nelia
Nature
Noisette
Nougat
Fire
Olive
Berry
Ruby
Ocean
Shadow
Designed by
Hermann August Weizenegger
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Hermann August Weizenegger, born in 1963, is a renowned German industrial designer and professor at the Potsdam University of Applied Sciences since 2004. Notable projects include the 2010 “Felsenland” installation at Berlin’s Berghain and the “Hotel Dresden” project. His work focuses on narration, sustainability, and subversive serial production.
Weizenegger’s solo exhibition “Atmoism – Gestaltete Atmosphären” ran from 2020 to 2021 in Berlin. He has served on various design award juries and was a founding member of Designmai. In 2017, he was named one of the “Best of German Interior Design.” He collaborates with brands like pulpo and KPM Berlin.
