Elizabeth Lounge Chair 640 Furniture Audo Copenhagen

Elizabeth Lounge Chair

By Ib Kofod-Larsen, for Audo Copenhagen

Elizabeth Lounge Chair

By Ib Kofod-Larsen, For Audo Copenhagen

$6,735.00 - $8,845.00

Finish
Natural Oak

SPEC #: MEN1280307 | ID: 71161-004586

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Elizabeth Lounge Chair

SPEC #: MEN1280307

ID: 71161-004586

Designed by Ib Kofod-LarsenRead Bio

Arguably Ib Kofod-Larsen's most iconic design, the Elizabeth Lounge Chair was originally known as the U-56 Chair. When Queen Elizabeth II of England purchased a pair of the chairs on a visit to Copenhagen, it became known around the world as the Elizabeth Chair. Elizabeth's gently curving armrests and organically shaped seat give the chair a comfortable feel and stylish appearance that make it an outstanding example of Danish Modern design.

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Finish: Natural Oak, Walnut

Color: Aida Brown Leather, Black, Cognac Aida Leather, Dunes Camel Leather, Dunes Cognac Leather, Hallingdal 65 200, Logan 01, Logan 03

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Audo Copenhagen is a new design brand that was created by uniting two iconic Danish design companies, MENU and by Lassen. The brand offers furniture, lighting, and accessories that are designed with a focus on functionality, quality, and sustainability. Audo Copenhagen is committed to creating a global community of design enthusiasts and inspiring people all over the world with its fusion of Danish design tradition and modern global trends.

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Ib Kofod-Larsen (1923 - 2001) was a Danish architect and designer who enjoyed a successful career in the 1950s and 60s while Danish design was flourishing around the world. After studying at the Danish Royal Academy, Kofod-Larsen began his design career and won awards at the Holmegaard glass competition and the Danish Cabinetmakers Guild annual exhibition. While his work was often overshadowed in Denmark by contemporaries such as Kaare Klint and Arne Jacobsen, his work with American, British, and German brands brought him international renown.

Kofod-Larsen's works are characterized by the use of leather upholstery and rich woods, such as teak and rosewood, along with clean, sculptural lines. His notable pieces include the Penguin Chair (1953), which was produced by Selig and became highly popular in the American market, and the U-56 Chair (1956), commonly known as the Elizabeth Chair after Queen Elizabeth II purchased a pair on a visit to Denmark.