Mogens Lassen designed the ML42 stool in 1942 for a furniture exhibition at the Danish Museum of Decorative Art. His inspiration came from the traditional wooden stools used by shoemakers. The timeless and versatile ML42 stool is crafted in Denmark, and it comprises three legs and a sculptural oak or beech seat. The higher bar stool comes with a beautiful footrest made of brass, copper or steel.
ML42 bar stool, 69 cm, brown oiled oak - brass
Audo Copenhagen
Description
Mogens Lassen designed the ML42 stool in 1942 for a furniture exhibition at the Danish Museum of Decorative Art. His inspiration came from the traditional wooden stools used by shoemakers. The timeless and versatile ML42 stool is crafted in Denmark, and it comprises three legs and a sculptural oak or beech seat. The higher bar stool comes with a beautiful footrest made of brass, copper or steel.
Product details (6)
- Colour
- Oak, brass
- Width
- 55.5 cm
- Measurement details
- Seat width: 46.5 cm
- Height
- 73 cm
- Seat height
- 69 cm
- Material
- Oiled oak, brass
- Product ID
Designer
The Danish architect Mogens Lassen (1901-1987) was a pioneer of Danish functionalism. In 1927 he left to work for an engineering company, but he did not enjoy the work nor speak French. Paris however changed Lassen’s view on architecture and when he returned to Denmark he established his own studio.
Along with working in architecture Lassen also designed furniture and other objects, and his Kubus candlestick has become an icon of Danish design. Lassen started designing the first Kubus long before it was first produced in 1962 - the Kubus candlesticks were not put on the market, and Lassen gave them to family members and friends. The grandchildren and grand-grandchildren of Lassen established the design company By Lassen in 2008 to honor the work of Mogens Lassen and his brother Flemming Lassen.
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Eco-friendly production 8/9
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