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Knitting chair, black oak - Barnum Boucle 24
Description
The Knitting Chair by Audo Copenhagen is a cleverly crafted lounge chair designed by Ib Kofod-Larsen in 1951. The minimalist chair captures the light-hearted spirit of 1950s modernism from every angle. The name refers to the sculptural cut-outs in the backrest, designed to support the elbows while knitting – or, in today’s world while reading a book or scrolling on your phone.
Part of Audo Copenhagen’s Everyday Icons collection, the updated Knitting Chair pairs a subtly glossy, lacquered oak frame with a soft, inviting seat. Upholstered in ivory Barnum Bouclé, the textured fabric adds a gentle contrast to the dark wood base. This refined update highlights the chair’s airy elegance and distinctive silhouette more beautifully than ever.
- Width: 28.07 in (71.3 cm)
- Depth: 26.34 in (66.9 cm)
- Height: 35.67 in (90.6 cm)
- Seat height: 11.81 in (30 cm)
- Colour Black oak, off-white
- Frame material Wax-oiled solid oak, curved plywood
- Seat cushion CAL117 foam
- Backrest cushion CAL117 foam
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Upholstery fabric
Barnum Bouclé Col. 24: 45% cotton,
19% viscose,
15% wool,
13% PC,
8% polyester - Abrasion resistance 60,000 Martindale
- Pilling 4
- Lightfastness 5
- Weight 24.25 lbs (11 kg)
- Product ID: AU71058-007569
Ib Kofod-Larsen (1921-2003) was one of the pioneers of the Danish modern in the 1950s. Kofod-Larsen received his architecture degree from the Royal Danish Academy, and he also worked as a designer – one of his best-known works is the Knitting Chair from 1951. Rather than a regional phenomenon, Kofod-Larsen saw Scandinavian design as part of international modernism, and he became one of the best-selling Danish architects in the United States in the 1950s. He also collaborated with many furniture manufacturers in the US, Europe and Japan.
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