Audo Copenhagen armchairs in oak and soft upholstery

Brasilia, by Anderssen & Voll, joins mid-century Scandinavian design with Brazilian modernism. It has sturdy legs made with traditional joinery, generous armrests and frames in oak, dark oak or walnut, upholstered in Bouclé, Dunes, Moss and more. An ottoman completes the chair. Ingeborg was first designed in 1940 by Flemming Lassen and is named after his mother. It is small enough to stand anywhere in a room and comes in natural or dark stained oak with sheepskin or Vegetable Buttons upholstery, with a matching ottoman.

Tearoom, Knitting and Eave

Tearoom was created by Nick Ross and takes its soft curves from Mackintosh's Willow Chair. The armchairs come with or without a swivel and in a high back, a club chair and an armchair form. Knitting is available with a natural oak frame in Jasmine or with a walnut base and sheepskin upholstery. The Eave Seamline Lounge Chair by Norm Architects has curved armrests that fold round the seat and a swivel base.

Placing an armchair

Put an armchair in a corner with a good book or beside a sofa from Audo Copenhagen sofas. More pieces from the brand are collected at Audo Copenhagen.