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Ingeborg Lounge Chair
Dark Stained Oak, 01/Sahco Zero
Ingeborg Lounge Chair, Dark Stained Oak, 01/Sahco Zero
Designer Flemming Lassen
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SKU 71138-004189
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Ingeborg Ottoman, Textile
Ingeborg Lounge Chair
Dark Stained Oak, 01/Sahco Zero
Ingeborg Lounge Chair
Dark Stained Oak, 01/Sahco Zero
Originally Ingeborg was designed in 1940 by Flemming Lassen. The chair was designed by Master carpenter Jakob kjær, who manufactured Flemming Lassen's furniture for The Carpenters guild Annual Furniture Exhibition.
The charming little easy chair is named after Flemming and Mogens Lassen's mother, the artist Ingeborg Winding. Ingeborg is a perfect match for the new sofa, called Vilhelm. The sofa is named after the brothers' father Hans Vilhelm Lassen who was a decorative artist. It's a beautiful reunion of Vilhelm and Ingeborg.
Despite its petite size, Ingeborg brightens any room with its charm and exclusive style. Ingeborg looks beautiful from all angles. It can be placed anywhere in a room without taking up too much space.
Height
29.93 in
Width
29.93 in
Depth
31.89 in
Specifications
Materials
Oak, plywood, webbing / belts, foam, wadding,
steel
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Dark Stained Oak
Please note: as each sample is crafted from natural wood, variations in colour and grain are to be expected.
Dark-stained oak with an oil finish enhances the colour, wood grain and finish of furniture, while allowing the inherent beauty of oak to shine through. The darker tones achieved through the staining process give a warm and inviting look while the oil finish protects against dust and damage.
Brown
Oak, Solid
Materials:
Flemming Lassen
Credited for his role in bringing functionalism to Denmark, Flemming Lassen was an architect and designed noted for his exacting craftsmanship and naïve expression. Lassen drew much of his inspiration from the architect Mies van der Rohe and the tenets of the Bauhaus artistic movement —a less is more approach focused on form, function and novel materials counterbalanced with human needs. His original and distinctive designs with timeless silhouettes still resonate today.
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