Gispen's Model 9122 lounge chair applies Dutch functionalist principles to seating design, using geometric tubular steel construction as both structure and aesthetic statement. The black enameled steel frame employs welded joints throughout, with four splayed legs providing stability without additional bracing. Flat teak armrests mount horizontally to the frame via steel brackets, introducing warm wood tone against the industrial metal. Seat and back cushions float within the frame rather than attaching to a solid shell, a construction approach that reduces material weight while maintaining structural integrity. Gispen, founded in Rotterdam in 1916, became one of the Netherlands' most significant industrial design manufacturers, producing furniture that drew from Bauhaus principles while developing a distinctly Dutch modernist vocabulary.Upholstered in newer red woven textile — the upholstery could be updated to suit current preferences. Small imperfection in the corner of seat, photographed. Frame and teak show wear consistent with age and use.