Sumo Armchair furniture26-15 their son Ole and his

their son Ole and his wife Aase continue the tradition

Barber Osgerby Asymmetric Sofa by Barber Osgerby for Knoll

the FK11 - the solid oak frame and curved rear legs are shaped for stability

accessible to all

it is well-suited to both indoor and outdoor use

Sumo Armchair furniture26-15 their son Ole and hisSumo Armchair by Piero Lissoni for Living Divani. Delicate lines and exaggerated forms unite to create the Sumo armchair, an inviting, low to the ground seat with slim legs and an optional moveable backrest. The interactive and versatile design shares similar characteristics to the rest of the seats in the family and appears almost like the Sumo sofa, only shorter. Lissoni described this practice of altering the ratio model as one of his core work