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Collection Story
Origin
Louise Liljencrantz designed Margas while working on a residential project for a private client, for which she decided that she needed a sofa that could hold court in the centre of the room. The series is named after her grandmother, Marga von Dardel, whom she credits as the most important role model in her life. A 2022 release introduced two lounge chairs and a two-seater sofa, and a release of August 2024 added the three-seater sofa and the pouf.
Design Language
&Tradition's releases describe a sculptural simplicity: a solid curved frame covered in upholstery and carried by short legs in oak or walnut, or by a swivel base. In the 2024 release the sofa LC4 and the pouf LC5 sit slightly above the floor on a discreet platform.
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Key Pieces
- LC1 lounge chair on wooden legs (2022)
- LC2 swivel lounge chair (2022)
- LC3 two-seater sofa (2022)
- LC4 three-seater sofa (2024)
- LC5 pouf (2024)
Pieces in this collection
Margas LC5
Margas LC5, Louise Liljencrantz's 2024 pouf for &Tradition, 82 cm wide and 43 cm high
Margas LC4
Louise Liljencrantz's 2024 three-seater sofa with a solid beech and plywood frame
Margas LC2
Margas LC2, Louise Liljencrantz's 2022 swivel lounge chair for &Tradition, 77 cm high
Margas LC3
Margas LC3, Louise Liljencrantz's 2022 two-seater sofa for &Tradition, 160 cm long
Margas LC1
Margas LC1, Louise Liljencrantz's 2022 lounge chair for &Tradition, 77 cm high on turned wooden legs
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