Ingeborg Ottoman
The Ingeborg Lounge Chair and Ottoman were originally designed in 1940 by Flemming Lassen, with the chair itself crafted by Master carpenter Jakob Kjær for The Carpenters' Guild Annual Furniture Exhibition. This delightful little design pays tribute to the artist Ingeborg Winding, mother of Flemming and Mogens Lassen, and effortlessly brings charm and exclusive style to any room. With its petite size, Ingeborg shines from every angle and can be placed in any space without overwhelming it.
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Materials
Solid oak legs, natural or dark stained
Plywood frame with moulded foam and wadding on a steel and belt suspension
Upholstery
Available in custom upholstery and leather options. Contact us for options and a quotation.
Fully upholstered in Fiord or Logan textile, or sheepskin.
Certification
TSCA Title VI compliant
Care
Wipe the base with a damp cloth.
Brush the upholstery gently and blot spills right away.
Contact us for care instructions for your textile or leather.
Flemming Lassen, an architect credited with introducing functionalism to Denmark, was renowned for his meticulous craftsmanship and unique artistic expression. Influenced by Mies van der Rohe and the Bauhaus movement, he embraced a "less is more" philosophy emphasizing form, function, and innovative materials tailored to human needs. Lassen's designs feature timeless silhouettes that continue to inspire contemporary aesthetics.
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Flemming Lassen, an architect credited with introducing functionalism to Denmark, was renowned for his meticulous craftsmanship and unique artistic expression. Influenced by Mies van der Rohe and the Bauhaus movement, he embraced a "less is more" philosophy emphasizing form, function, and innovative materials tailored to human needs. Lassen's designs feature timeless silhouettes that continue to inspire contemporary aesthetics.
