The Seal Ottoman

The Seal Ottoman

Designer Ib Kofod-Larsen

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The Seal Ottoman

The Seal Ottoman

Designer Ib Kofod-Larsen

Material

Selected: Natural Oak

Color

Selected: Dakar 0329

Regular price $1,715.00
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SKU 1227005-000000ZZ

Materials

Oak or walnut, plastic, steel, solid beech, plywood,
foam, felt, quilt foam, pocket springs, rubber.

Dimensions

17.72''H x 29.53'' W x 15.75''L, Weight: TBD lbs.

Designed in 1952 to complement The Seal Chair, this corresponding Ottoman offers the same signature attention to detail, comfort and organic forms that have made Ib Kofod-Larsen a pioneer of mid-century modern design. Named after the Swedish ski resort, Sälen, The Seal is a fine example of Ib Kofod-Larsen's organic design and focus on detail and comfort.

 

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ABOUT THE DESIGNER

Aleksandar Lazic Ib Kofod-Larsen

Studio Aleksandar Lazic, based in Denmark, is led by Aleksandar Lazic, who holds a Master's degree in Engineering with a specialisation in product development. This expertise is evident in his design process, where he skillfully balances the visionary aspects of design with meticulous execution in manufacturing. Despite the studio’s relatively recent establishment, Aleksandar has dedicated a decade to developing furniture for some of the most prestigious brands in the Danish design industry. Aleksandar’s designs originate from a functional perspective – identifying a need and devising effective solutions. With a strong manufacturing background, his visual language is precise and characterized by his thoughtful selection of materials, chosen for their visual appeal, functionality and compatibility with intended manufacturing methods. His material palette focuses on natural materials, which develop their own unique story through patina over time, adding character and depth to the pieces. His ultimate goal is to create timeless objects that grow more beautiful with use, merging the aesthetic traditions of the past with contemporary ideas about form and function.