Audo Copenhagen Radiohus Sofa, 3-Seater in Walnut with Re-wool 218, packshot on white
Audo Copenhagen Radiohus Sofa, 3-Seater with the Oda Lounge Chair
Audo Copenhagen Radiohus Sofa, 3-Seater in a styled interior
Audo Copenhagen Radiohus Sofa, 3-Seater in a styled interior
Audo Copenhagen Radiohus Sofa, 3-Seater in a styled interior
Audo Copenhagen Radiohus Sofa, 3-Seater in Natural Oak with Re-wool 218, packshot on white
Audo Copenhagen

Radiohus Sofa, 3-Seater

Designed in 1936 for the Danish Broadcasting Corporation's Radiohuset, the Radiohus Sofa is one of Vilhelm Lauritzen's most important works. An icon of Danish Functionalism from the hand of one of Denmark's most lauded architects, its elegant wooden frame holds a beautifully upholstered seat and back that are shaped to support the body as it sits.

Finish
Walnut
Upholstery
Re-wool 218
In stock
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Availability: Ships in 12-14 weeks
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$15,820.00

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Details

101.57"W x 30.71"D x 32.28"H, Seat Height: 17.3"
Materials
Solid natural oak or solid walnut frame
Solid beech and plywood inner frame with foam, quilt foam and felt
Buttons in the same upholstery
Upholstery
Available in custom upholstery options.
Fully upholstered in Re-wool textile.
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.

Audo Copenhagen offers a 2-year warranty from the date of purchase, covering manufacturing defects. The warranty is void if a product is modified, such as by rewiring a light, or used in a way it was not intended for, such as placing an indoor product outdoors. Discontinued products may not be replaceable, even within the 2-year warranty period.
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Designer

Audo Copenhagen is a renowned Danish design company specializing in creating high-quality, minimalist furniture, lighting, and accessories. Formed from the merger of Menu and by Lassen, Audo emphasizes Scandinavian design principles, combining functionality with timeless aesthetics. The company collaborates with a diverse range of designers to produce innovative and sustainable products that are appreciated worldwide.

Vilhelm Theodor Lauritzen (1894-1984), a Danish architect renowned for his contributions to modern life in the 1930s, established his own firm in 1922 after graduating from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. His architectural legacy includes Copenhagen landmarks such as Radiohus, Folkets Hus (now Vega), and Terminal 2 at Copenhagen Airport, all recognized for their modernist design. Radiohus, completed in 1941 and celebrated as one of the 20th century's architectural masterpieces, exemplifies Lauritzen's functionalist principles, with every detail—from door handles to furniture—designed in collaboration with Finn Juhl, reflecting a blend of Nordic functionalism and sculptural forms.

Brand

Audo Copenhagen is a renowned Danish design company specializing in creating high-quality, minimalist furniture, lighting, and accessories. Formed from the merger of Menu and by Lassen, Audo emphasizes Scandinavian design principles, combining functionality with timeless aesthetics. The company collaborates with a diverse range of designers to produce innovative and sustainable products that are appreciated worldwide.

Designer

Designer

Vilhelm Theodor Lauritzen (1894-1984), a Danish architect renowned for his contributions to modern life in the 1930s, established his own firm in 1922 after graduating from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. His architectural legacy includes Copenhagen landmarks such as Radiohus, Folkets Hus (now Vega), and Terminal 2 at Copenhagen Airport, all recognized for their modernist design. Radiohus, completed in 1941 and celebrated as one of the 20th century's architectural masterpieces, exemplifies Lauritzen's functionalist principles, with every detail—from door handles to furniture—designed in collaboration with Finn Juhl, reflecting a blend of Nordic functionalism and sculptural forms.