Androgyne Lounge Tables

Originally designed by Norwegian architect Danielle Siggerud for Audo’s former showroom café in Copenhagen, the Androgyne Collection is defined by simple silhouettes, sculptural proportions and refined materials. The Lounge Table has a strong architectural presence, with broad supports and distinctive cut-out detailing giving the substantial form a sense of lightness.

Designed to be customised, the tabletop and base can be mixed and matched across a range of timber, stone and marble finishes. The table works equally well as a low lounge or coffee table, and can also be used to display books and objects in residential, hospitality or commercial interiors.

Availabilty : Made to order. 18 weeks

details

designer country of origin warranty
Danielle Siggerud Denmark

dimensions

W 120 x D 45 x H 37.8 cm

material

Base
Natural oak
Dark stained oak
Walnut

Tabletop
Natural oak
Dark stained oak
Walnut
Kunis Breccia stone
Calacatta Viola marble
Grey Galaxy marble

The Calacatta Viola version features an off-white Italian marble with distinctive purple veining. The marble top can be paired with natural oak, dark stained oak, walnut or a matching Calacatta Viola marble base.

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Danielle Siggerud

 

Danielle Siggerud is a Norwegian architect based in Copenhagen. She holds a master’s degree in architecture from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Denmark and founded her studio in 2016. Today her practice works internationally, with projects in London, New York, Stockholm and Paris. Her portfolio spans private renovations, restorations, contemporary buildings, interior design, furniture and smaller crafted objects.


Central to Siggerud’s work is a sensitive, material-led approach and a precise understanding of space. She considers every scale of a project, from structural elements to the smallest interior detail. Simplicity underpins her design philosophy, achieved through a careful balance of space, proportion, light and material. She views these fundamentals not as aesthetic goals in themselves, but as tools to elevate and enrich the human experience.