The Fried Egg Left Armchair from Warm Nordic is a reissue of Hans Olsen’s original 1956 design. The chair is known for its distinctive asymmetrical shape, where one armrest is flat and invites a relaxed sitting position with your legs up.

The design is both sculptural and functional, making the chair suitable as a central piece of furniture in the living room, reading corner, or as a striking design element in modern interiors. The left-facing version has the flat armrest positioned on the left side.

The chair is upholstered in fabric in the colour Hero 991 (petrol) and combines soft materials with a base in oiled solid teak wood. The organic shape and rounded lines give an inviting expression, while the construction ensures good seating comfort.

The Fried Egg series is available in several colours and variants, including models with right- or left-facing armrests, so it can be adapted to different rooms and interior styles.

The December Armchair from Nikari is the result of a collaboration between designers Jasper Morrison and Wataru Kumano. The series was launched in 2016 and is characterised by a minimalist design language, where the natural beauty of the materials is allowed to stand out.

The chair is made of solid oiled ash wood, which provides a warm and organic surface. The seat and back are upholstered in linen canvas, which adds a textile contrast to the wood’s structure and ensures a comfortable seating experience.

With its simple expression, the armchair fits into both modern and classic interiors. It can be used alone as a calm element in the living room or combined with the December Ottoman for extra comfort.

The construction is robust and executed with a focus on craftsmanship and durability, making the chair suitable for many years of use in the home or in lounge areas.

The Era Lounge Chair Low from Normann Copenhagen was designed by Simon Legald in 2014 and expresses a modern interpretation of the classic lounge chair. The chair has a minimalist design language with soft curves and a compact silhouette, making it suitable for many types of interiors.

The construction consists of a shell in hard moulded PU foam and a cushion in soft moulded PU foam, which together provide a comfortable seating experience. The upholstery is made of the fabric Main Line Flax MLF20, which adds a natural and exclusive look.

The legs are made of aluminium with a swivel function, providing flexibility and making the chair easy to rotate. With a height of 77 cm and a seat height of 40 cm, the chair is suitable as a low lounge chair for relaxing in the living room, reading corner, or lounge area.

The Era series is available in several sizes and upholsteries, making it possible to adapt the look to different rooms and needs.

The Audo Tearoom Armchair is part of the Tearoom series, developed by the design studio Skogstad & Wærnes for Audo Copenhagen. The series is inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh's iconic Willow Chair from the early 1900s and interprets the classic form in a contemporary expression.

The chair is constructed with a solid plywood frame and upholstered with PU foam, providing comfortable seating. The rounded shape and soft lines create an inviting expression, making the chair suitable for both private homes and public environments such as hotels, lounges, and receptions.

The upholstery in the colour Champion 035 Green adds an elegant and calm colour play that supports the chair's sculptural character. The combination of materials and proportions creates a harmonious piece of furniture that can serve as a central element in the interior.

The Tearoom series includes several pieces of furniture in the same design language, including sofas and dining chairs, making it possible to create a cohesive interior with a consistent aesthetic expression.

The Wulff ATD2 armchair and the accompanying ATD3 pouf from &Tradition are created with a focus on comfort and craftsmanship. The design originally dates back to 1938 and pays tribute to the handmade furniture of the 1930s with its soft, upholstered form and distinctive wooden legs.

The armchair is upholstered in sheepskin in the colour Moonlight, which gives a warm and natural expression. The frame is made of oak, adding a robust and organic character to the piece. The combination of materials creates a balance between luxury and simplicity.

The set is suitable for both the living room and the bedroom, where it can serve as a central piece of furniture for relaxation. The included pouf completes the comfort experience and makes it possible to stretch your legs in harmonious unity.

The Wulff series is characterised by its architectural form and the slightly slanted back legs, which give the chair a distinctive expression. It is an example of how classic furniture design can be combined with modern interior design.

Mater Ocean OC2 Armchair Green is part of the Ocean series, which combines classic Danish design with a strong focus on environmentally friendly production. The series was originally created in 1955 by Jørgen and Nanna Ditzel and has since been relaunched in a version that uses recycled materials.

The chair is made from plastic from used Carlsberg kegs combined with a robust steel construction. The green colour is inspired by the material’s origin and gives the chair a distinctive look.

The OC2 model is designed to be disassembled so that all parts can be properly recycled, supporting Mater’s circular approach to furniture production. It is suitable for outdoor use and requires only minimal maintenance.

With its simple design language and sustainable material choices, the chair combines aesthetics, functionality, and responsible production.

Tom Dixon Wingback Armchair Gentle 193 is a modern interpretation of the classic British armchairs from the 17th century. The design is characterised by its distinctive, flowing curves, giving the chair a striking and sculptural expression.

The wings on the chair have both an aesthetic and functional role – they act as a form of sound shielding and provide support for the head and neck. This makes the chair suitable for relaxation, reading, or short rests.

The chair is made from a combination of fabric, foam, oak, and steel, providing a solid construction and comfortable seating. The version shown here is upholstered in Gentle 193 fabric, which adds an exclusive and timeless expression.

The Wingback series was originally created for the Shoreditch House Members Club in London and has since become an icon in modern furniture design. It can be placed freely in the room as a central design element or be part of a sophisticated lounge interior.

The NORR11 Mammoth Armchair is designed by Rune Krøjgaard and Knut Bendik Humlevik and appears as a modern interpretation of the classic wing chair. It is characterised by its high back and wide armrests, which create an enveloping and comfortable seating experience.

The seat and back are shaped in a single mould, giving the chair a clean and harmonious expression. The combination of oak and Hallingdal 65 textile in colour 116 provides a natural and timeless look that fits into many types of interiors.

The chair is made of FSC-certified oak and oak veneer, supporting sustainable production. The soft padding contributes to high comfort, and the chair can optionally be complemented with a matching Mammoth Ottoman for extra relaxation.

The Ovata Armchair from Wendelbo is created by the Swedish Note Design Studio and designed as a sculptural piece of furniture that can serve as a central element in the interior. The chair’s organic lines and rounded shapes give a calm and inviting expression.

The soft upholstery and enveloping design contribute to a comfortable seating experience, while the swivel function allows the chair to be rotated as needed. This makes it suitable both as a reading chair, as part of a sofa group, or as a standalone piece of furniture in a corner of the room.

This version is upholstered in the fabric Cuddle 04 and combines a warm, tactile expression with a solid construction in wood and upholstery. The series can be combined with other pieces from the Ovata collection for a cohesive look.

Kristina Dam Studio Solitude Armchair Left Off White is part of the Solitude series, which is characterised by a calm and balanced design language. The series highlights simplicity and precision in the design, where every detail is carefully considered to create a harmonious overall impression.

The armchair has a left-facing construction and is upholstered in fabric in the colour Off White, giving a light and neutral expression that fits into many modern interiors. The clean lines and solid form support the chair's sculptural character.

With its combination of comfort and aesthetics, the Solitude armchair functions both as a functional piece of furniture and as a visual statement in the room. It is suitable for living rooms, lounge areas, or other spaces where a calm and stylish expression is desired.

The Maze Same Easy Armchair was created by Swedish designer Louise Hederström for Maze and developed with a focus on both comfort and visual lightness. The chair has an inviting design language, where the soft lines and generous back cushion create a pleasant seating experience.

The back cushion is sewn in sections with zippers, making it possible to replace the inner cushions as needed. It is also reversible, allowing the expression to vary depending on the interior and mood.

The chair is made of powder-coated steel and upholstered with cold foam and recycled polyester, including 100% post-consumer recycled polyester. The combination of materials provides a robust yet lightweight construction that fits into both private and public spaces.

Maze Same Easy is available in several colour combinations, and the green variant adds a natural and calm touch to the surroundings.

The Muuto Visu Armchair with wooden base is designed by Mika Tolvanen and is part of Muuto’s Visu series. The chair is created with a focus on comfort and a harmonious design language, making it suitable for the living room, bedroom, and other relaxing spaces.

The seat and base are made of moulded veneer with a water-based lacquer, providing a smooth and durable surface. The dusty green colour adds a subdued and natural touch that fits into many types of interiors.

The Visu chair is available in several variants, including both upholstered and non-upholstered versions. This model is the non-upholstered version with a wooden base, which highlights the chair’s clean lines and the texture of the material.

The design combines function and ergonomics without compromising on visual expression. The low seat height and rounded shapes contribute to a relaxed sitting experience.

The Kartell K-Wait Armchair is part of the K-Wait collection, created by designer Rodolfo Dordoni for Kartell. The series is characterised by its combination of formal elegance and rounded lines, giving an inviting and harmonious expression.

The chair is made of fabric-upholstered polyurethane with a robust steel frame, providing both comfort and stability. The blue colour adds a calm and modern touch, making the chair suitable for both private homes and professional environments such as offices or receptions.

With its compact form and soft padding, the K-Wait Armchair offers a comfortable seating experience while serving as a striking design element in the room.

The Vipp 488 Cabin Armchair was designed by Vipp in 2022 and expresses the brand’s modern Scandinavian philosophy, where quality, simplicity, and functionality go hand in hand. The chair is created to offer both visual lightness and high comfort.

The construction consists of a frame made of solid dark-stained and oiled oak, giving a solid and natural expression. The seat is made of pressed veneer, upholstered in black leather, while the backrest is woven from black paper cord, adding texture and a handcrafted detail.

A special design feature is the floating seat, which is mounted in such a way that the joints are not visible from the outside. This creates the illusion that the chair is carved from a single piece of wood, emphasising the clean and harmonious design language.

The armchair is suitable for relaxation in the living room, lounge, or reading corner and fits into interiors where natural materials and minimalist design are prioritised.

The Lean Back armchair from Warm Nordic was designed by Arne Hovmand-Olsen in 1957 and stands as a timeless piece of furniture with a light and elegant design language. The chair’s characteristic armrests and organic lines give it a harmonious expression that fits into both classic and modern homes.

The frame is made of teak, which adds warmth and a natural glow, while the Nabuk leather upholstery in the colour Terra provides a soft and exclusive surface. The combination of materials emphasises the chair’s craftsmanship and attention to detail.

The chair is designed to be comfortable from all angles and can therefore be placed freely in the room. It is suitable as a reading chair, lounge chair, or as a striking design element in the living room.

Lean Back is available in several versions with different types of wood and upholstery, making it possible to adapt the expression to individual preferences.

The Swell armchair from Normann Copenhagen was designed by Swedish designer Jonas Wagell in 2013. The series was created with a focus on a cheerful and welcoming form, where the rounded lines and generous proportions give the chair an inviting expression.

The name 'Swell' refers to the chair's bulging backrest and armrests, which almost lift above the seat and create a visual lightness. The combination of HR foam, ash and plywood provides a solid construction with good seating comfort.

The light sand-coloured upholstery (MLF20) emphasises the chair's soft character and makes it suitable for both the living room, reading corner or bedroom. The series also includes sofas, which can be combined for a cohesive look in the interior.

The Swell armchair is an example of modern Scandinavian design, where functionality and aesthetics go hand in hand, and where materials and design together create a timeless piece of furniture.

The Knitting Armchair from Audo is an iconic design by Ib Kofod-Larsen, originally launched in 1951 and reintroduced as part of Audo’s 'Modernism Reimagined' collection. The chair is characterised by its sculptural design language and the distinctive opening in the backrest, which gives it a light and elegant expression.

Each chair is handmade using traditional furniture-making techniques, ensuring high quality and a unique character for each piece. The natural oak construction is combined with upholstery in Dunes cognac-coloured leather, adding warmth and character to the design.

The chair is designed for indoor use and serves as a striking piece of furniture in both modern and classic interiors. The low seat height and rounded shapes contribute to a relaxed and inviting seating experience.

The Little Petra VB1 is a designer armchair from &Tradition, originally created by the Danish architect Viggo Boesen in 1938. The chair is known for its friendly and compact form, making it easy to place in both the living room and bedroom.

It is upholstered in soft fabric in the colour Karakorum 003 and has legs in white oiled oak, giving it a natural and warm expression. The combination of wood, HR foam, polyester padding, and fabric upholstery ensures a comfortable seating experience.

The design appears organic and inviting, and the chair has become a symbol of Danish furniture craftsmanship, where functionality and aesthetics go hand in hand. It can be used alone or together with a matching pouf for a complete look.

The Lounge Chair from Mater is designed by Space Copenhagen and appears as a modern interpretation of the classic armchair. The chair is made of black beech wood and upholstered with soft leather, providing a combination of natural warmth and exclusive finish.

The backrest is steam-bent into a rounded shape that supports a comfortable sitting experience. The wide back and organic lines give the chair a sculptural expression, making it suitable both as a standalone piece and as part of a larger interior.

The design draws on the design language from the Mater High Stool series and continues the fluid aesthetic that characterises Space Copenhagen's work. The result is a chair that combines functionality, comfort, and sustainability in one piece of furniture.

The Mammoth Armchair from NORR11 is designed by Rune Krøjgaard and Knut Bendik Humlevik and appears as a modern interpretation of the traditional wing chair. The chair’s high back and wide armrests create an enveloping form that provides a comfortable and relaxed seating experience.

The seat and back are moulded in one piece, giving the chair a clean and harmonious expression. The combination of dark smoked oak and dark brown leather highlights the natural structure of the materials and gives a warm, exclusive appearance.

The chair is made of FSC-certified oak and oak veneer, supporting a sustainable material choice. The soft leather upholstery contributes to comfort and makes the chair suitable for both private homes and lounge areas.

The Mammoth Armchair can be combined with the matching Mammoth Ottoman for a complete comfort experience and is available in several variants, allowing it to be adapted to different interior styles.

The Muuto Linear Steel Armchair is created with a focus on simplicity and functionality. The chair has a modern expression with clean lines and discreet details, giving a calm and harmonious appearance in outdoor environments.

The galvanised steel construction makes the chair resistant to weather and wind, while plastic components contribute to stability and comfort. The ergonomically curved back and rounded shapes provide a comfortable seating experience, even during extended use.

The design is well thought out with a focus on material consumption and durability. The seat and front edge are integrated into one piece, which reduces waste in production while creating a solid and stable piece of furniture.

The chair can be stacked, making it practical for both private terraces and public outdoor areas. It is available in several colours, including the warm shade Burnt Orange, which adds character and personality to the surroundings.

The Lean Back armchair from Warm Nordic is a piece of furniture rooted in Danish design history. It was originally designed by Arne Hovmand-Olsen in 1957 and has since been relaunched with respect for the original design language.

The chair is characterised by its light and airy construction, where the curved oak armrests and upholstered seating comfort create a harmonious balance between function and aesthetics. It is designed to look good from all angles, making it suitable for freestanding placement in a room.

The upholstery in fabric and foam provides a comfortable seating experience, while the oak wood frame adds warmth and natural character. The model in the colour Royal Blue/Spicy Brown offers a striking yet still classic expression.

Lean Back is a chair that invites relaxation – ideal for the reading corner, living room, or as a statement piece in modern interiors.

The Era Armchair High from Normann Copenhagen was designed by Simon Legald in 2014 and is characterised by its clean, minimalist expression. The chair is designed to work in many types of interiors, from classic to modern homes.

The construction consists of a shell in hard moulded PU foam with a cushion in soft moulded PU foam, providing a combination of firm support and comfortable seating. The upholstery is made in the fabric Main Line Flax MLF20, and the frame is made of black steel, giving an elegant and robust appearance.

With its high back and balanced proportions, the chair is suitable as a reading or lounge chair. It can be placed as a standalone piece of furniture in a corner or as part of a larger seating group.

The Era series is available in several sizes and upholstery variants, making it possible to adapt the look to different rooms and needs.

The Fly SC1 armchair from &Tradition is created by the design studio Space Copenhagen and is part of the renowned Fly series. The series is characterised by a light and inviting expression, where proportions and materials are carefully balanced to create a relaxed and flexible seating experience.

The chair is made of smoked oak, which is hand-oiled and lacquered, highlighting the natural structure of the wood and giving it a warm glow. The seat and back cushions are filled with HR foam and feathers, and upholstered in a cotton-linen mix in the colour Hot Madison 093.

The loose back cushions can be placed as needed, allowing the user to find the most comfortable sitting position. The combination of solid oak and soft textiles gives the chair an expression that fits into both modern and classic interiors.

Fly SC1 can be combined with other furniture from the Fly series, such as sofas and coffee tables, to create a cohesive and harmonious interior.

The NORR11 Hippo Armchair is part of the Hippo series, which is inspired by the hippopotamus's round and soft shapes. The chair has a playful expression, where the rounded upholstered elements contrast with the sharp lines of the solid wooden legs.

The seat is made of moulded foam with an internal metal frame, providing both stability and comfort. The backrest consists of solid oak and cut foam, ensuring comfortable support.

The legs are made of solid oak, connecting the seat and backrest in a way that highlights the chair's sculptural character. The combination of oak and Barnum Col 3 fabric gives a warm and natural expression that fits into many modern interiors.

The Hippo Armchair can be used both as a comfortable seat in the living room or as a striking design element in a lounge area.

The Fried Egg Right Armchair from Warm Nordic is a reissue of Hans Olsen's original design from 1956. The chair is known for its distinctive asymmetric form, where one armrest is flat and invites a relaxed sitting position with legs up.

The design is both sculptural and functional, making the chair suitable as a central piece of furniture in the living room, reading corner, or as a striking design element in modern interiors. The right version has the flat armrest placed on the right side when sitting in the chair.

The chair is upholstered with textile and foam and has legs and armrests in oiled solid teak wood. The combination of materials gives a warm and natural expression, while the colours Petrol, Light Green, and Fresh Peach add a modern touch.

Fried Egg is an example of Danish design heritage, where comfort and aesthetics go hand in hand. The organic form and soft lines make the chair inviting and pleasant to use in everyday life.

The &Tradition Boomerang HM2 is a lounge chair that combines classic Danish design tradition with a contemporary expression. The chair was originally designed by Hvidt & Mølgaard in 1956 and is characterised by its simple form and well-considered proportions.

The frame is made of oiled walnut, which highlights the natural structure and warm tone of the wood. The hand-polished surface gives an exclusive touch, while the upholstered cushions in the Karakorum 003 fabric add softness and comfort.

The steel frame gives the chair a light and modern look that contrasts with the organic character of the wood. The combination of materials makes the Boomerang HM2 a piece of furniture that is both functional and decorative.

The chair is part of &Tradition’s Boomerang series and is available in several variants, including a version without armrests (HM1).

The Fried Egg armchair from Warm Nordic is a reissue of Hans Olsen's original design from 1956. The chair is characterised by its asymmetric form, where one armrest is flat and invites you to throw your legs up for a relaxed sitting position.

The design is both sculptural and functional, and the chair serves as a striking piece of furniture in the living room, reading corner, or as a solitary design element. The organic shape and soft lines give an inviting expression that combines comfort with visual lightness.

This version is upholstered in sheepskin in the colour Moonlight and has a base in oiled solid teak wood. The combination of natural materials and classic craftsmanship emphasises the chair's exclusive character.

Fried Egg is available in both right- and left-facing versions, so it can be adapted to the room's layout. It is part of Warm Nordic's collection of relaunched Danish design icons.

The Orange Armchair from Warm Nordic is a reissue of Hans Olsen's original 1955 design. The chair is characterised by its sculptural form, inspired by an orange peel, and its playful expression makes it a striking element in any interior.

This version is made of black oak with upholstery in the fabric Mosaic 682 and black leather, providing a combination of warm materials and contrasting surfaces. The upholstered back and soft seat contribute to a comfortable sitting experience.

The chair is made from quality materials such as oak, leather, fabric, and foam, and is intended for indoor use. It combines classic craftsmanship with a design language that fits both modern and traditional homes.

The design makes the chair suitable as a reading chair, as part of a sofa group, or as a standalone piece that adds character and personality to the room.

The Lean Back armchair from Warm Nordic is a piece of furniture that combines classic design with modern comfort. It was originally designed by Arne Hovmand-Olsen in 1957 and is characterised by its light and airy design language, making it suitable for both traditional and modern interiors.

The chair has a teak wood frame and is upholstered in fabric in the colours Brick Red and Amber. The combination of natural wood and warm textile tones gives a harmonious and inviting expression.

The shaped armrests contribute both to the chair’s aesthetics and to a comfortable seating experience. It is designed to stand freely in the room, as it appears elegant from all angles.

Lean Back is created for relaxation and calm – a chair you naturally lean back in to enjoy a quiet moment. It is available in several variants with different upholsteries and wood types.