Arne Vodder

The chaise longue by Arne Vodder comes with a seat of braided leather straps that is greatly patinated and thus gives a unique character. The frame in its flowing form is made of beech wood. Manufactured by Bovirke. Vodder went from a focus on office furnishings in Copenhagen to a popular phase between the fifties and seventies of internationally reknown designs that would be part of the White House and, until today, of the United Nations offices in Geneva. Especially his sideboards and dressers with shaped drawers instead of handles enjoy great popularity until today. His famous Danish contemporaries Arne Jacobsen, Finn Juhl, Hans Wegner and Borge Mogensen share important aestehtic qualities with Vodder.