Ingeborg Lounge Chair Upholstery:Grand Mohair 8205 but it isn't left unprotected

but it isn't left unprotected — honed rather than polished

without the deep slouch of a lounge-style sofa

choosing methacrylate over the glass used at the time because it was lighter and far more resistant to damage

the front mixes high-pile and flat-woven sections that are hand-tufted into a minimalist graphic pattern

keeping the wax pool contained rather than running down the taper

Ingeborg Lounge Chair Upholstery:Grand Mohair 8205 but it isn't left unprotectedThe Ingeborg Lounge Chair reads as a single, continuous upholstered form, with no bare frame or seam breaking the surface from any angle. A solid oak, plywood, and steel frame is fully wrapped in wadding and foam before upholstery, covering every rail and joint underneath. Flemming Lassen designed the Ingeborg in 1940, but it never went into production in his lifetime, and Audo Copenhagen built it for the first time using his original drawings.