Ingeborg Sofa, Sheepskin, Sahara

Ingeborg Sofa, Sheepskin, SaharaThe elegant 2. 5 seater Ingeborg sofa was designed by Flemming Lassen in 1940 but never put into wider production. Recently rediscovered in the archives and painstakingly recreated from original sketches, it has since become a much sought after piece in modern design circles. With its characteristic armrests, buttoned back and wooden legs, the deceptively spacious design is both beautiful to look at and comfortable to sit in. Profiling the same

as its test tube origins suggest

The invention of the Copenhagen-based Norwegian architect and designer Danielle Siggerud

Available with legs in natural oak or walnut

Imagined by Norwegian architect and designer Danielle Siggerud for Audo’s former showroom café

The polished steel handle provides a comfortable grip and the brush head can be replaced as needed

the undulating Aer Bowl in smoke colored glass brings sculptural appeal to surfaces—whether filled with treats or placed on a surface as a decorative object

its graceful minimal

The swivel with return function allows the chair to rotate 190° on its recessed plinth base

A pioneering piece of Nordic Functionalism

designed by Norm Architects for Audo

exaggerated armrests and plush cushioning

“The Androgyne Collection has always been about honouring perfectly executed joinery and celebrating natural materials