Audo My Own Chair, Lounge Chair Sheepskin, wooden legs

Audo My Own Chair, Lounge Chair.

Designed by Danish architect and designer Flemming Lassen in 1938 and now re-released in the exclusive Icons Unwrapped collection by Audo Copenhagen:

My Own Chair is a masterpiece that combines luxury, comfort and sculptural beauty.

Design & Finish:
The chair rests on a solid base of oiled oak or walnut and has a seat and backrest constructed from bent plywood, steel and multiple layers of foam of varying hardness. For ultimate seating comfort, the construction is supported with webbing and pocket springs. The upholstery consists of wonderfully soft Skandilock Curly sheepskin in the colour Moonlight 09, and is carefully assembled by hand.

Dimensions: Height: 102 cm Width: 88 cm Depth: 83 cm Seat height: 40 cm

Materials: Base oiled solid oak or walnut

Upholstery: 100% sheepskin (Skandilock Curly wool)

Internal structure: curved plywood, steel, foam layers, webbing and pocket springs

Special features:
– Made to order: produced to order, delivery time approx. 6 weeks
– Fabric samples are available on request
– Multiple sizes and upholstery options possible (contact us for advice)

Please note: Due to the natural properties of wool, colours may vary slightly. Fabric samples can be requested for an accurate colour assessment.

My Own Chair is not just an armchair: it is a personal retreat of comfort and elegance, designed to be admired and used for generations.

About the designer:

Architect and modernist Flemming Lassen (1902–1984) played an important role in introducing functionalism to Denmark.

After his time at boarding school, where he became friends with Arne Jacobsen and his brother Mogens Lassen, the close bond between them continued – both privately and later as colleagues in the design world.

Today, Flemming Lassen is best known for his opulently designed furniture: inviting armchairs and chairs that have gained recognition all over the world. His signature style – soft, sculptural and incredibly comfortable – is now affectionately referred to as the Flemming Lassen style.