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Mogensen 2202 Ottoman
Brand:
Fredericia
Designer:
Børge Mogensen
Size: 69.0cm x 84.0cm x 84.0cm (max)
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Mogensen 2202 Ottoman

$15,250

Description

Easy chair with an elegantly curved low, distinctively shaped back. Mogensen designed the 2207 in 1963 as part of a series including a 2 and 3 seater sofa.

The Mogensen 22 Collection is the epitome of Børge Mogensen’s perfect sense of proportions and preference for honest materials, reflecting his uncompromising approach to construction and craftsmanship. Born from a desire to create the ultimate sofa, Mogensen designed the first 2213 Sofa for his own home in 1962. In keeping with his goal to create functional furniture to enhance people’s everyday lives, the sofa is unpretentious yet confident, with a strong presence and a global appeal that is timeless.

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Børge Mogensen

ABOUT THE DESIGNER

Børge Mogensen
Børge Mogensen

Børge Mogensen (1914-1972) was one of the most important furniture designers of his generation. Having started as a cabinetmaker, like many other designers, he developed into an accomplished furniture designer who created functional and affordable furniture for the everyman. Mogensen studied at Copenhagen school of Arts and Crafts from 1936-1942 under the watchful eye of Kaare Klint as his mentor. After completing his studies he initially went on to work with Klint, from whom he learnt to produce simple and functional furniture. Later on, Mogensen also succeeded his former mentor as designer at the Museum of Decorative Arts in Copenhagen when Klint died in 1954.

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