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OW150 Daybed

Ole Wanscher's OW150 daybed: one long cushion on a solid oak frame, 1963

Dimensions

1800 × 460 × 700 mm

Year

1963

Approx. $7,300 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
OakCotton webbing
Finishes
OilSoap
Colors
LimeMarbleRakuJade

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The OW150 daybed was designed by Ole Wanscher in 1963. The manufacturer lists it among the many Wanscher designs that have become collector's items through their timeless simplicity and beautiful finishes.

Construction

  • Frame: angular, solid oak
  • Cushion: a single long cushion that appears to float above the frame
  • Support: cotton webbing
  • Buttons: hand-sewn, forming a simple square pattern
  • Option: a bolster pillow

Daybed with a bolster in an interior photographImage source: Carl Hansen & Søn — OW150 Daybed · © Carl Hansen & Søn and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Specifications

  • Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 180, 70 and 46 cm

Story

Simplicity as a collector's draw

The page says the OW150 is among Wanscher's many designs that became collector's items because of their timeless simplicity and beautiful finishes.

Classic sources

According to the page, Wanscher studied classic furniture design wherever he went and wove into his own work the styles and elements he felt best merged functionality and aesthetics; the OW150 is cited as showing this.

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