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The Elephant Lounge Chair is designed as a modern lounge chair and draws inspiration from the upholstered chairs of the 1950s and Japanese furniture design. The result is a light and elegant lounge chair where the elephant ear-shaped back gently curves around the body providing superior comfort.

With its sculptural and organic shape, the Little Big Chair is a welcoming lounge chair. The soft, low back wraps around you and the hidden swivel base accentuates that feeling of being cocooned. Comfort was the starting point of this design, and with its soft lines and its embracing nature, the chair brings character and life into any interior setting. This product is available in more variations. Contact us for requests.

Appropriately named, the Big Big Chair is the bigger version of the compact Little Big Chair. The voluminous shapes are divided into four playfully oversized objects, each designed to embrace ultimate comfort.

Soft, playful shapes characterise this family of upholstered pieces, the Hippo makes a stylish statement in any interior setting. The Hippo stands on two chunky legs and a wooden profile connecting the seat and back which in stark contrast to the soft shapes is hard-lined and strong.The Hippo series is influenced by the Hippopotamus mammal drawing upon its barrel-shaped torsos. The characteristic wooden leg profile comes in four different oak finishes; natural, light smoked, dark smoked and black and the seat and back come in variety of upholstery options

Soft, playful shapes characterise this family of upholstered pieces, the Hippo makes a stylish statement in any interior setting. The Hippo stands on two chunky legs and a wooden profile connecting the seat and back which in stark contrast to the soft shapes is hard-lined and strong.The Hippo series is influenced by the Hippopotamus mammal drawing upon its barrel-shaped torsos. The characteristic wooden leg profile comes in four different oak finishes; natural, light smoked, dark smoked and black and the seat and back come in variety of upholstery options

Initially introduced back in 1938, Little Petra won instant praise at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition, subsequently winning awards at exhibits in New York and Berlin. It's one of just a few designs by architect Viggo Boesen, who became associated with Denmark's signature design aesthetic in the 1930s called funkis style.