Audo Copenhagen
Pagode Sofa
Price starting from € 5,630.00*
*Price valid for the version with upholstery in fabric cat. 0 and legs in natural oak (cod. 71167-010216).
The Pagode sofa was created by designer duo Tove and Edvard Kindt-Larsen for Audo Copenhagen. A design piece that exudes both elegance and simplicity, its inspiration coming directly from the architectural element from which it takes its name. Just like a pagoda, it has upward-facing corners that extend from the backrest into the upholstered armrests. The armrests and seat seem to merge into one, yet together they create a space that defines the boundaries of the upholstered piece, delineating its form. The references to Asian taste and style are numerous and evident, designed precisely to combine Western and Japanese tastes.
W.202 x D.78 x H.86 cm
Seat Height 37 cm
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Born from the union of two famous international design brands, Audo Copenhagen seems to have inherited from both the inexhaustible craftsmanship as well as the compositional ability that made them famous all over the world. From Menu and By Lassen this brand draws strength and solidity, proposing itself as a valid interlude of a typically Nordic taste, embodied in Danish and contemporary furniture. The variety of products offered fits effectively into all spaces of the house, offering a valid choice to all those who want simple yet detailed furnishings, with a restrained taste and no excesses.Read more
Designed by
Tove Kindt Larsen
Tove Kindt-Larsen (1906–1994, born Tove Reddersen) was a Danish designer and one of the first female figures to achieve major success in the world of Scandinavian design. She attended Kaare Klint’s courses at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, though she never graduated. It was there that she met her future husband, Edvard Kindt-Larsen (1901–1982), also a student of Klint, with whom she formed a productive professional partnership. Working side by side from the 1930s to the 1960s, they co-signed numerous Mid-Century design projects spanning fields from furniture to jewelry. Even before joining forces with her husband, however, Tove had already created several highly successful furniture collections, which won first prize at the 1937 Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition. Furniture designed solely by Tove is now reissued by the brands Gubi and Sika Design, while some pieces co-designed with her husband are reissued by Audo Copenhagen.Read more