Danish design - Sofas
the 3321 swan sofa by arne jacobsen
The Swan Sofa, designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1958, is an iconic and timeless furniture classic that combines function, comfort, and aesthetics in an elegant way. With its soft, organic form and sleek lines, the sofa is a natural extension of the Swan chair and shares its characteristic sculptural design. Upholstered in high-quality materials, it offers a comfortable seating experience while also serving as an aesthetic statement in any space. The Swan Sofa combines Jacobsen’s ability to create both beautiful and functional furniture, making it an ideal choice for modern homes and offices where both style and comfort are prioritized.
the Egg sofa by arne jacobsen
The Egg Sofa (Ægget sofa) is an elegant extension of Arne Jacobsen’s iconic Egg design, originally created in 1958 for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. While the Egg Chair is the most famous version, the sofa translates the same sculptural language into a wider, more generous form suitable for seating two people. Like the chair, the sofa was designed to create a sense of shelter and intimacy within open public spaces.
serie 3300 sofa by arne jacobsen
Arne Jacobsen designed the Series 3300 sofa for SAS Terminal and SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, and is an elegant contrast to the Egg and Swan, which was also designed for the hotel. Arne Jacobsen found inspiration in a sofa he designed for his own home in the 1940s, and Series 3300 shows his strong sense of proportion and his unique ability to create durable design.
Mayor sofa by arne jacobsen
The beautiful AJ Mayor sofa combines modern and classic design in the most beautiful way. The sofa is hand-built by specialists and all materials are of high quality, so you are guaranteed a beautiful sofa for many years to come. The sofa’s elegant and exclusive look makes it a perfect fit for both modern and classic homes.
sofa model 480 by arne hovmand-olsen
AV53 sofa by arne vodder
No. 1 sofa by børge mogensen
Sofa No. 1 was the first that Børge Mogensen designed for Fredericia, and it marked the start of a close collaboration. The tightly padded outer frame is softened by replaceable cushions with buttons. This classic sofa is designed with a focus on everyday life, which is why, among other things, the sofa has a single cushion in the seat surface, which is comfortable to both sit and lie on.
bm1789 sofa by børge mogensen
Classic sofa designed by Børge Mogensen. The folding sofa couch, which can be folded down, is one of Børge Mogensen’s most popular sofas. The sofa combines the classic two-seater sofa with the English daybed and the French chaise lounge. It was designed in 1945 but first put into production in 1963.
model 2212 sofa by børge mogensen
Beautiful sofa designed by Børge Mogensen in 1962. Model 2212 is designed by Børge Mogensen for his own private home in Gentofte, and the sofa’s tight visual form requires an exquisite upholstery work and the best materials.
model 2213 sofa by børge mogensen
Born from a desire to create the ultimate sofa, Børge Mogensen designed the first 2213 Sofa for his own home in 1962. Today, the sofa is probably the most iconic sofa in mid-century Danish design, found in embassies, corporate headquarters, private residences, galleries and museums around the globe. At Fredericia, we are committed to keeping the legacy of this cherished design alive at our workshop, where every piece is made using only the finest materials and expert craftsmanship.
model 2292 sofa by Børge mogensen
Børge Mogensen designed the Model 2292 sofa in 1971. The Model 2292 has a high enclosed back with wings, offering a serene refugium in large rooms or a cozy space as a counterpart to the home’s fireplace.
FK6720 sofa by Fabricius & Kastholm
Japan sofa by finn juhl
Very nice and classic sofa designed by Finn Juhl. The Japanese sofa was drawn in 1953, and it has become very popular both inland and abroad over time. The sofa fits perfectly into the modern décor, and it is ideal as a living room. It was called Japan because it is inspired by the Miajima water street on the coast of Hiroshima. For Finn Juhl, Japan was a great source of inspiration, and it can be seen in many of his designs. The sofa is made of walnut, and the tree will only become more beautiful over time.
poet sofa by finn juhl
In 1949 Finn Juhl designed the beautiful Poet sofa for his own home. The poet sofa is a further development of the Pelikan armchair which was first shown in 1948. The poet sofa has a length of only 136 cm and therefore fits in both large and small homes.
chieftain sofa by finn juhl
Together with the impressive Chieftain Chair, Finn Juhl and master carpenter Niels Vodder also presented the Chieftain Sofa in 1949. This admirable piece of furniture is produced today in a very exclusive joinery quality in oak or walnut. The sofa is hand-upholstered in Denmark, and only extra-large skins of the finest leather quality are used. The chief sofa is made in oak or walnut.
45 by finn juhl
Finn Juhl created the 45 sofa as an extension of his iconic 45 chair in 1945. The sofa shares the chair’s natural proportions and distinctive construction, but has room for two. To mark the anniversary, House of Finn Juhl reintroduces the sofa – initially as 80 numbered First Edition pieces, followed by its inclusion in the permanent collection.
nv 53 by finn juhl
Always one of Finn Juhl’s most sought-after pieces, the 53 Sofa was originally designed for master joiner Niels Vodder. Distinguished by its elegant, sculptural expression, the sofa features armrests that encase the upholstery as if it were levitating. This design integrates the lightness and refinement of a wooden frame while offering exceptional comfort to the seated person.
LiTtle Mother by finn juhl
Originally designed in 1945, the Little Mother Sofa is characterized by its graceful form and refined simplicity. It meets modern needs while retaining an understated, timeless elegance. Upholstered by hand, the sofa’s seamless design offers exceptional comfort, with a gentle curve toward the center that comfortably embraces the seated person.
Baker Sofa by finn juhl
Defined by its bold two-piece backrest, the Baker Sofa marked Finn Juhl’s American debut. Designed in 1951, it was part of a modern furniture collection Finn Juhl made for the Michigan-based manufacturer Hollis Baker in 1949, which later inspired the sofa’s name. The Baker Sofa is masterfully crafted with a wooden frame available in oak or walnut.
Wall Sofa by finn juhl
Designed in 1950, the Wall Sofa exemplifies Finn Juhl’s inspiration from the free art movement of his era, as well as his boundary-crossing ambition to defy gravity and create a sense of movement. Its uniquely asymmetrical, excessively upholstered backrest almost floats like a cloud by René Magritte above the also levitating seat carried by an almost invisible frame.
Sofa by finn juhl
46 sofa by finn juhl
As the name suggests, this bold, curvaceous two-seater sofa was originally designed in 1946 and crafted by Carl Brørup in his Copenhagen workshop. Finn Juhl, who was greatly influenced by modern art, integrated this inspiration into his designs during that period, with the 46 Sofa being a prime example. Exhibiting a free-flowing design and sculptural form, the 46 Sofa encapsulates Finn Juhl’s approach to furniture design.
48 sofa by finn juhl
The ‘heart-shaped’ 48 Sofa Bench from 1948 is defined by Finn Juhl’s characteristic sculptural shapes and refined details. It embraces the seated person, with rounded surfaces shaped to accommodate the natural contours of the resting body. Finn Juhl enjoyed experimenting with materials and combining them, and the 48 Sofa Bench is available not only in walnut but also in a combination of walnut and oak.
57 sofa by finn juhl
The 57 Sofa was the first of Finn Juhl’s designs to be relaunched by House of Finn Juhl, marking the beginning of a extraordinary partnership and collaboration with Finn Juhl’s widow, Hanne Wilhelm Hansen. The sofa’s sculptural silhouette is defined by smooth, clean lines, and the tall armrests curve around the seat, creating a cosy and comfortable space. With its pioneering design, the 57 Sofa remains as relevant today as ever.
77 sofa by finn juhl
As part of the streamlined 77 series, the 3-seater version offers extra space and a design that effortlessly harmonizes with various interior arrangements. Its minimalist design evokes the elegant, open interiors of 1950s and 1960s airport lounges, hotel lobbies, and architect-designed homes. Both the fixed seat and the loose back cushion are with spring inserts, ensuring both comfort and durability.
Ingeborg sofa by Flemming Lassen
The elegant 2.5-seater Ingeborg sofa was designed by Flemming Lassen in 1940 but never put into wider production. Recently rediscovered in the archives and painstakingly recreated from original sketches, it has since become a much sought-after piece in modern design circles. With its characteristic armrests, buttoned back and wooden legs, the deceptively spacious design is both beautiful to look at and comfortable to sit in. Profiling the same expression as its counterpart chair, together the two designs create a snug and embracing duo in any modern living space. The Ingeborg Sofa is available in a range of beautiful upholstery fabrics. Legs are available in oak or smoked oak.
Vilhelm sofa by Flemming Lassen
A sleek yet sumptuous three-seater sofa designed by Flemming Lassen in 1935, Vilhelm takes its name from the designer’s father and its design cues from the mid-century movement. Reintroduced in 2019 and updated to modern needs, Vilhelm invites relaxation with its gently rounded form and padded upholstery. The back and armrests offer privacy and are expertly detailed with buttons. Strong in terms of craft and presence, it welcomes life with its functional form.
Sofa by frits henningsen
Sofa by frits henningsen
Sofa by frits henningsen
model 161 sofa by hans olsen
model 290 sofa by hans j. wegner
Classic and timeless sofa designed by Hans J. Wegner. The 290 sofa fits perfectly into the modern home. The sofa is made of the best materials, and in this way Wegner created a solid and durable design furniture. The frame is made of solid wood and it will only become more beautiful with the time the tree patinates.
CH72 sofa by hans j. wegner
A beautifully crafted fusion of aesthetics, function and comfort, Hans J. Wegner’s CH72 sofa was first presented in 1952 at the Danish Furniture Design exhibition in Copenhagen. Featuring compact proportions and a slimline frame, the two-seater sofa is perfectly suited to a smaller home. Its flowing form is also a pleasure to behold from all angles, making it an ideal choice for an open-plan space. A thorough understanding of craftsmanship and upholstery allowed the iconic Danish designer to conceive this sofa, the design of which is realized with a series of complex techniques – in particular, where the fabric meets the slim wooden armrests. The CH72 sofa is characterized by a sculptural, fully upholstered frame, a loose seat cushion, and elegant tapered legs in solid wood. T
CH102 sofa by hans j. wegner
In Hans J. Wegner’s CH102 sofa, there is a stainless steel frame in an unconventional design with an upholstered top made by traditional methods. The sofa’s inner wooden frame is padded after the best quality standards and the loose cushions are made with a foam core surrounded by down which makes them stable but, at the same time, soft. The stainless steel frame with a brushed surface with distinctive bends demonstrates Hans J. Wegner’s understanding of how to also work with this material. The CH102 sofa, which is part of the exclusive and versatile CH100 series, is an example of Wegner’s experiments with shapes and materials. In addition to the CH102 sofa, the series also consists of a lounge chair, a three-seater and a four-seater sofa, as well as two coffee tables.
Elizabeth Sofa by Ib Kofod-Larsen
sofa by Illum Wikkelsø
ml140 sofa by Illum Wikkelsø
sofa Model Croissant by Illum Wikkelsø
V11 Sofa by Illum Wikkelsø
sofa 4118 by kaare klint
sofa by kaare klint
Mondial sofa by Nanna Ditzel
sofa by Nanna Ditzel
VIta sofa by Nanna Ditzel
Designed in 1952 by Nanna Ditzel and Jørgen Ditzel, the ND52 Vita Sofa displays a soft, organic idiom that rebelled against the strict geometry of 1950s functionalism. An elegant, exposed solid wood frame supports a sculptural, high-backed open shell that appears to almost float. The seat cushion, backrest and buttons are hand-upholstered in fabric or leather.
Colonial sofa by Ole Wanscher
sofa by Ole Wanscher
sofa by Ole Wanscher
pk31 sofa by poul kjærholm
The PK31™ chair and sofa series is a prime example of Poul Kjærholm’s ability to work with exquisite materials and minimalism. In the search for the ideal form, Kjærholm created the PK31 – a fusion of elegance, luxury and comfort. The PK31 series is available as an armchair and a 2- or 3-seater sofa and features a matt chromed spring steel frame. With its ingenious modular construction, the 3-seater PK31/3 radiates industrial strength and durability while providing perfectly proportioned comfort through its beautifully upholstered seat and backrest in leather and canvas, clearly illustrating Kjærholm’s unwavering belief in the very highest standards of craftsmanship – down to the very last stitch.
Bamse sofa by Svend Skipper
Bamse is a comfortable sofa with soft lines. The back has vertical stitching with a good stable backrest. The seat cushion is loose and comes with loose armrest covers. This timeless sofa looks great in most spaces, but maybe a little extra stylish in your living room! The model was developed in the 1950s by Svend Skipper and was put into production again in 2011, a design that never goes out of style. The sofa is part of the Bamse family, there are options such as a neck pillow and footstool, but also an armchair.
Cloverleaf sofa by Verner panton
Designed by Verner Panton in 1969, the Cloverleaf design stands out as one of his most unique works – sculptural, organic aesthetics and functional qualities combined in a modular sofa offering almost infinite opportunities for personal expression.
Easy sofa by Verner panton
Adding a new member to the Easy collection, the Easy Sofa designed by Verner Panton is now re-introduced. With its round shapes and layered design, the Easy collection stands out as one of the most visually distinctive pieces of the Verner Panton design catalogue.
The round shaped Easy Sofa has four U-shaped backrests giving you four individual spaces, where you can enjoy a relaxing moment. The backrests doubles as armrests as you change your seating position. The sofa offers generous seating space and has improved seating comfort.
Living Tower by Verner panton
The ‘domestic landscape’ was a major theme in Sixties Design. Verner Panton’s Living Tower was created within this context. With its organic forms, this furniture sculpture can be used on four different levels. Over two metres high, the appealingly upholstered seating tower has a stable understructure made of birch plywood. Users are impressed by its comfort, and the clever arrangement of the interior niches encourages communication.
Pantonova Sofa by Verner panton
The Pantonova System was designed by Verner Panton in 1971 and consist of three different seating modules: Linear, Concave and Convex. The sculptural chairs can be used alone as an elegant touch or combined in various organic shapes like a circle, a wave or an S.