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The Seal Lounge Chair by Ib Kofod-Larsen

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The Seal Lounge Chair
Designer Ib Kofod-Larsen

Arguably one of Ib Kofod-Larsen’s best-known designs, The Seal is an elegant armchair typical of its time – and yet entirely timeless. The angled frame and armrests and leather upholstery put comfort at the fore, inviting lounging. And despite being made of heavy materials, it has a lightness to it; the shell appears to float inside the wooden frame. Named after the Swedish ski resort, The Seal is a fine example of Ib Kofod-Larsen’s organic design and focus on detail and comfort. The chair is available with a low or high back.

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Cask by Expormim

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Cask by Expormim

The new Cask collection designed for Expormim is a clear example of the harmony and elegance that arises when stripping down objects to their very core.

The Cask collection consist of an armchair, a sofa and a seating island. We have collaborated with Expormim to scrutinize the various ways that natural rattan can be used to strike a balance between creative ideas and technical realization, creating a look that reflects the familiarity of past wicker design, but with a modern and streamlined allure. Versatile, comfortable and elegant, the furniture has everything one would expect of a classic.

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Designers Nicolaj Friis Nøddesbo, Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen, Kasper Rønn von Lotzbeck
Furniture Manufacturer Expormim
Photography Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen

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Blue Bottle Coffee — Minatomirai Café, Yokohama, Japan

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Interior design by Keiji Ashizawa Design
Furniture design by Norm Architects

Emerged from shared design values, the collaboration between Tokyo-native design studio, Keiji Ashizawa and Copenhagen- based Norm Architects takes its root in mutual admiration and a love for material richness and timeless appeal evident in both the Japanese and Danish design traditions.

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Keiji Ashizawa Design

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