Ingeborg Lounge Chair

Lounge-chair form

Flemming Lassen designed the Ingeborg Lounge Chair in 1940, taking inspiration from his artist mother, Ingeborg Winding. Audo describes sculptural armrests, an angled frame and an embracing silhouette in a compact footprint.

Textile construction

The current textile version has solid oak legs, plus a webbed, foam-padded seat. Its published material list adds plywood, wadding and steel. Natural Oak and Dark Stained Oak are offered with five named textile selections.

Dimensions

Overall size is 76 cm wide × 81 cm deep × 76 cm high. The sitting level is 40 cm.

From archival drawings

Audo says the Ingeborg Lounge Chair was originally upholstered in sheepskin and later reimagined from archival drawings. The 1940 design pays tribute to Ingeborg Winding, the designer’s mother. Its sculptural arms and angled frame are the product-specific features highlighted by the manufacturer.

A compact upholstered chair

The textile edition combines a webbed and foam-padded seat with oak legs. At 76 cm wide and high, it retains a compact outline, while its 81 cm depth and 40 cm sitting height define the lounge-chair proportions.