Merkur Dining Chair rest-sofa The Bouroullec brothers approached the

The Bouroullec brothers approached the design of Copenhague by merging design history with modern technology in an idiom with a strong and independent appearance to create a broad and versatile series that suits both public and private environments

This playful vase is given a light expression thanks to four slender solid brass legs that elevate the glass into the air - as if walking on stilts

a chaise longue and this design

with a certain extravagance in his clothes and appearance

office - the options are endless

Merkur Dining Chair rest-sofa The Bouroullec brothers approached theDesigned by Oslo based design studio Skogstad & Wrnes, Audo Copenhagen's Merkur Dining Chair was originally designed for one of Norway's most monumental buildings, the Oslo Stock Exchange. Inspired by the historical context and the stock exchange's significance, the intention was to create sturdy yet elegant pieces of furniture that fit into the space. Crafted from a solid wood frame with a moulded plywood seat and back using traditional craftsmanship