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Co Lounge Chair

A lightweight lounge chair combining an angled veneer back, upholstered seat and curved arms.

Dimensions

545 × 710 × 690 mm

Materials
Form-pressed wood veneer backrestUpholstered seatPowder-coated steel frame
Finishes
Natural OakPowder-coated steel
Colors
Audo Bouclé 02

Official product information

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Description

A lower Co silhouette

The Co Lounge Chair spaces its components more openly than the dining predecessor. A form-pressed veneer backrest is angled for support, curved armrests flank the upholstered seat and a slender powder-coated steel frame establishes the low stance.

Two Co Lounge Chairs presented togetherImage source: Audo Copenhagen — Co Lounge Chair · © Audo Copenhagen and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Lounge proportions

The official page lists the chair at 71 cm high, 54.5 cm wide and 69 cm deep. Seat height is 38 cm. Audo attributes the design to Norm Architects and Els Van Hoorebeeck on the product page while the catalog link records Norm Architects.

Story

Metalwork, woodwork and upholstery

Audo describes the lounge chair as inspired by classic designs that combine metal and wood to recognizable effect. Re-spacing the back, arms, seat and frame gives this member a lighter and more relaxed expression. Its structural elements remain visibly separate, allowing the chair to preserve the broader Co family's restrained construction at a lower height.

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