The BRASILIA armchair in natural oak, coated with Logan Flint textile and declined in a low back version, illustrates with finesse Audo Copenhagen’s vision of a design that is both timeless and contemporary. Inspired by the clean lines of Brazilian modernism and Scandinavian functional elegance, it forms a structured, warm and perfectly balanced silhouette designed to enhance demanding interiors. Thanks to its low backrest, the BRASILIA promotes a fluid reading of the space and harmoniously integrates into a sophisticated residential living room, a management office, a hotel lounge or a premium reception area. It structures the layout without weighing it down, creating a strong visual anchor point while preserving the lightness of the volumes. Alone or in combination with other pieces from the collection, he accompanies contemporary interior architecture projects. The natural oak structure highlights the nobility of the wood and the precision of the assemblies, while the Logan Flint coating brings a subtle and contemporary tone, ideal for mineral or contrasting palettes. The balance between the architectural rigor of the base and the enveloping softness of the seat translates a successful search between aesthetics and comfort. Faithful to the requirements of Audo Copenhagen, every detail contributes to a stable, generous and durable seating experience. The BRASILIA armchair is distinguished by its low back that lightens the silhouette and optimizes integration into open spaces, by the bright association of natural oak and Logan Flint textile, by its enveloping comfort adapted to residential and contract uses, by its modernist aesthetic subtly reinterpreted and by its ability to become a signature piece in a high-end development project.
Founded in 2009 by Torbjørn Anderssen and Espen Voll, Anderssen & Voll is a Norwegian design studio based in Oslo. The duo, who were previously partners in the Norway Says group, work in a variety of design fields but concentrate on domestic objects. They have been named Norwegian and Scandinavian Designer of the Year and have received international awards for their work with furniture, lighting and home accessories. In their view, a good product builds on and extends tradition while simultaneously breaking with the rules of that tradition. Their iconic creations include the Outline seating series, the Oslo lounge chair, the Elephant table and the unique Ildhane candlestick. Their many collaborations with famous publishers such as Lapalma, Muuto, Hay and AndTraditon have contributed to their reputation.
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Audo Copenhagen was founded in Fredensborg in 1979 by Simon Hansen. In the early days, the brand only sold accessories and tableware. Stainless steel was the main material used for tableware. However, in 1988 Audo Copenhagen overhauled its production and expanded its product range. Innovative products were developed and product design was modernised in terms of quality, design and development. Audo Copenhagen is rooted to Scandinavian traditions and its accessories have an undeniably Nordic charm. Audo Copenhagen Menu's philosophy is simple: make the world better, less complicated, and a little more pleasant to look at. Audo Copenhagen Menu sells intelligent solutions with functional details.