Vilhelm Sofa

Designed by Flemming Lassen in 1935, the Vilhelm Sofa is a Danish Modern classic defined by its low, rounded profile, generous proportions and beautifully detailed upholstery. Originally named after Lassen’s father, the three-seater combines a strong architectural presence with a distinctly soft and inviting expression.

Reintroduced in 2019 and updated for contemporary living, Vilhelm features a high back and armrests that create a sense of enclosure and privacy, while the deep seat cushion provides generous comfort. Originally conceived to sit away from the wall, its sculptural form works equally well as a centrepiece within a room

Availabilty : Made to order. 18 weeks

details

designer country of origin warranty
Flemming Lassen Denmark

dimensions

Width: 221 cm
Depth: 84 cm
Height: 80 cm
Seat height: 46 cm

material

Oak, plywood, steel, webbing/belts, wadding, foam, pocket springs and nozag springs.

Base options
Natural oak or dark stained oak.

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Flemming Lassen

Established in Copenhagen in 2008, by Lassen celebrates and carries forward the legacy of renowned Danish architects and brothers, Flemming and Mogens Lassen. A renowned architect and designer, Flemming received many awards throughout his life.

He gained recognition early through his award-winning work with Arne Jacobsen. After meeting in school, the pair went on to work together and design the House of the Future, which established their careers in the world of design and architecture.

 

Following this, they also designed the Søllerød Town Hall including its interior, which was awarded the Wallpaper Design Award in 2012. Original designs from Flemming have become collector’s items with an original of The Tired Man holding the record for the most expensive chair sold at an auction in Denmark. Other designs include the recently released My Own Chair from 1938, brought to life again through by Lassen.