L.A. Mod 36” Lounge Chair
LM303
The L.A. MOD 36” Lounge Chair brings fluid form and modern character to any setting. Its ’60s-inspired curves blend convex and concave lines, integrating seamlessly into modular layouts, including the collection’s distinct Linear, Jag, Concave, and Convex patterns.
Crafted from premium, responsibly sourced teak, the L.A. Mod 36” Lounge Chair includes seat, back and pillow cushions.
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Maintenance and Care
Summit furniture is crafted from plantation-grown teak, a uniquely durable hardwood rich in natural oils and silicates. These natural compounds give teak exceptional resistance to moisture, rot, and insects, making it ideal for outdoor environments.
Over time, teak undergoes a graceful transformation from its original warm honey brown color to a silvery grey patina. As teak matures, you may observe slight changes in grain, tone, or surface texture. These variations do not affect performance and are part of teak's organic evolution.
To keep your Summit furniture looking its best, please follow the steps in maintenance and care guide.
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Alwy Visschedyk
A distinguished member of Summit Furniture’s esteemed team of designers, Alwy Visschedyk enriches the company’s legacy of casual elegance and modern classic design. With a renowned reputation as a creator of functional art, Alwy has crafted unique custom pieces for a prestigious international clientele. He has been at the forefront of pioneering new furniture materials and finishes, including his early exploration of concrete as a medium. In addition to his mastery of woodwork, Alwy holds a special fondness for teak, a defining feature of Summit’s craftsmanship.
Born in Holland, Alwy immigrated to Australia with his family and spent his formative years in the idyllic town of Rockingham, located along the Indian Ocean. The pristine bays and rugged islands surrounding him fostered his deep appreciation for simplicity, nature, and the allure of outdoor spaces. Eventually settling in California, Alwy pursued his studies in painting at the California Institute of the Arts. However, his artistic journey led him towards the three-dimensional realm of sculpture and, ultimately, furniture design. Alwy introduced his initial designs for Summit in 2008, unveiling a portfolio that exemplifies his expansive creative range and rare versatility.
