Brasilia Lounge Chair Frame:Natural Oak Ib Kofod-Larsen designed the chair

Ib Kofod-Larsen designed the chair in 1951 for the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild exhibition

extending the lounge chair's cocooning silhouette into this deeper-profile

extending the same hand-bent line used across ferm Living's Curvature bath hardware

tiered form reflects ferm Living's recurring interest in geometric silhouettes across its pouf and stool designs

Brasilia Lounge Chair Frame:Natural Oak Ib Kofod-Larsen designed the chairThe Audo Copenhagen Brasilia Lounge Chair sits low to the ground and holds you in a relaxed recline rather than an upright posture. Deep, softly filled cushions, wide flat armrests, and joinery left visible at the structural points reinforce that low, easy stance. Anderssen & Voll designed it as a hybrid between an armchair and a lounge chair, pairing Scandinavian mid century joinery with the low stance and generous arms of 1950s and 60s Brazilian