Oda Ottoman 638 Furniture Audo Copenhagen

Oda Ottoman

By Arnold Madsen, for Audo Copenhagen

Oda Ottoman

By Arnold Madsen, For Audo Copenhagen

$1,695.00 - $1,795.00

Finish
Oiled Walnut

Color
Hallingdal 65 110

SPEC #: MEN1406396 | ID: 71166-004644

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Oda Ottoman

SPEC #: MEN1406396

ID: 71166-004644

Designed by Arnold MadsenRead Bio

The Oda Ottoman was designed as a companion for Arnold Madsen's classic 1957 design, the Oda Lounge Chair. The ottoman's angled cushion pairs perfectly with the chair to provide comfortable support for the feet and legs. A trio of angled solid wood legs support the seat and add a stylish accent that showcases Oda's Scandinavian origins.

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Finish: Natural Oak, Oiled Walnut

Color: Hallingdal 65 110, Hallingdal 65 200, Hallingdal 65 600

Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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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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Despite a number of iconic designs that have achieved classic status in the modern age, Arnold Madsen (1907 - 1989) is often considered a hidden gem of mid-century Danish Modern design. Unlike many of his contemporaries who trained as architects, furniture designers, or cabinetmakers, Madsen was not formally educated in design. He began his career in 1941 as a furniture upholsterer before opening a workshop with Henry Schubell in 1945, and they produced furniture together until 1965. Madsen's designs are marked by an innovative use of forms and materials, particularly rounded shapes with a light, elegant expression.