The Historia Supellexalis: "W" for Wegneritis
...Chairs one as good as the next, each of which became New Normals, but which couldn't abate the Grcic Konstantin's creative itch...
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Designer chairs from Audo Copenhagen
REDUCED DESIGN MEETS 1st CLASS MANUFACTURING
Whether functional for the working space dining room or for maximum comfort in the cosy reading corner - Audo Copenhagen (formerly Menu) have a chair for every situation. The Danish designer furniture manufacturer offers a variety of dining room chairs, all-purpose chairs, work chairs and seating for lounge areas; chairs which convince with everything that the Scandinavian design tradition has to offer: reduced, contemporary design meets traditional craftsmanship and modern technology in production - this is how chairs of first-class quality are created.
Audo Copenhagen Harbour Dining Chair
Each Audo Copenhagen chair embodies an independent design approach; and the Audo Copenhagen portfolio ranges from the classic modern period to contemporary models. Designers such as the Danish mid-century designer Ib Kofo-Larsen or the contemporary design studio Norm Architects develop works in a wide variety of design languages and employing numerous materials. An all-purpose chair with an organically shaped seat shell made of polypropylene proves to be particularly functional in the dining room or outdoors, while a lounge chair with foam padding and leather cover provides comfort when relaxing and a particularly elegant look in the living room. Audo Copenhagen offers a varied and carefully curated program of chair designs that fit perfectly into a wide variety of areas and complement each other perfectly.
OUT INTO THE SUN WITH AUDO COPENHAGEN SEATING
The WM String Lounge Chair impresses with a striking linear design
Outdoor chairs from Audo Copenhagen combine functionality, comfort and aesthetics with high-quality materials that are robust, durable and weatherproof. Audo Copenhagen outdoor chairs such as the WM String Lounge Chair and the WM String Dining Chair withstand the elements outdoors and transform the garden, terrace or balcony into a stylish and comfortable environment. Whether you're looking for a place to relax, dine or entertain outdoors, Audo Copenhagen has outdoor chairs to match.
AUDO COPENHAGEN DINING CHAIRS
Audo Copenhagen dining chairs are carefully designed and crafted from high quality materials to ensure supreme seating comfort. With their perfect balance of aesthetics and functionality, they harmoniously adapt to all furnishing styles. Dining chairs from Audo Copenhagen, like the Harbor Dining Chair, are not only an elegant solution for any festive table, they also offer inviting seating for relaxed social gatherings and everyday meals together.
Afteroom Plywood Chair
A Snaregade table gracefully combined
ADDITIONAL SEATING - STOOLS AND FOLDING CHAIRS BY AUDO COPENHAGEN
Are you looking for an extra seat or a practical stool? Audo Copenhagen offers a selection of stools and folding chairs that combine functional, space-saving design and stylish aesthetics. Stools sucha asthe Audo Copenhagen Passage Stool are characterized by their slim and modern design and offer practical seating in the hallway or living room. The folding chairs from Audo Copenhagen are particularly practical and functional and can be easily stowed away when needed. Despite the folding function, Audo Copenhagen folding chairs do not compromise on comfort and style and with high-quality materials and sophisticated details, the Audo Copenhagen stools and folding chairs provide additional seating without sacrificing quality and design.
Audo Copenhagen Saxe Chair
Legend, Multi-talent & Original: The Passage Stool
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