Image source: Audo Copenhagen — Androgyne
© Audo Copenhagen and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research.
Collection Story
From café table to collection
Audo says Danielle Siggerud first designed Androgyne as a side table for the café in its former showroom. The table soon entered wider production, and the family expanded to lounge and dining formats.
Silhouette and materials
The name refers to the blend of masculine and feminine qualities that Audo identifies in the design. The collection page pairs simple silhouettes with natural oak, dark-stained oak, walnut, Kunis Breccia stone and Calacatta Viola marble.
Key pieces
The official collection page lists side, lounge and dining tables in multiple dimensions and material combinations.
On INTEBEE
Each member can retain its own dimensions, finish combination and official image while remaining linked to the shared Androgyne history.
Pieces in this collection
Androgyne Side Table
A compact round side table with a laser-cut steel base and interchangeable top.
Androgyne Lounge Table
A low rectangular stone or marble table with two broad supports and oval cut-outs.
Androgyne Dining Table
A round oak dining table with a sculptural panel base and optional stone or marble top.