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Mingle Sofa

Flemming Lassen's 1935 Mingle Sofa for Audo, in Skandilock sheepskin on oak legs.

Dimensions

1520 × 740 × 680 mm

Year

1935

Origin

Lithuania

Weight

33.8 kg

Approx. $13,000 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
PlywoodFoamWebbing / beltsWaddingSolid oakSheepskin
Finishes
Natural oak, oiledDark stained oak, oiled
Colors
Sheepskin MoonlightSheepskin HoneySheepskin Sahara

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Mingle Sofa, Sheepskin, is a small, fully upholstered sofa designed by Flemming Lassen in 1935 and made by Audo Copenhagen. Audo says it was first presented at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild exhibition the same year and was lauded as a small yet elegant sofa. Its armrests embrace the sitter.

Construction

According to Audo's sheet, the frame is plywood, the seat is layered foam on webbing or belts, the back and arms have a double foam layer, and the legs are solid oak.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: W 152 × D 68 × H 74 cm (71201-005475)
  • Seat height: 45 cm; seat depth: 58 cm
  • Upholstery: Sheepskin Skandilock, three colours
  • Weight: 33.8 kg (net)

Story

Made for conversation

Audo says Flemming Lassen designed the Mingle sofa for comfort and conversation, drawing on his travels through France and Italy. He wanted a design that would encourage people to connect, combining classic French elegance with Italian cordiality.

Presented in 1935

The product page records that the sofa was first presented at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild exhibition in 1935 and was lauded for its qualities as a small yet elegant sofa. The armrests embrace the sitter, turning it into a cosy place to relax.

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