L46 - MK155 Mogens Koch - Lænestol - Beige

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I 1947 tegnede Mogens Koch en let og funktionalistisk sofa som særbestilling til Gammel Kjøgegaard nær Køge. Efterkrigstiden gav plads og overskud til nye tendenser og former, og den enkle funktionalisme var et holdepunkt for mange af tidens formgivere. Sofaserien af Mogens Koch er et fantastisk vidnesbyrd om netop den bevægelse i designkulturen. En let sofa med let svajende armlæn, placeret resolut på et selvstændigt stel. At møbel og stel står klart defineret hver for sig er et af Mogens Kochs kendetegn. I modsætning til møbler af knap så god kvalitet, der ofte kunne gemme sig bag polster, ønskede Mogens Koch en ærlig eksponering af sit håndværk.
Designer Mogens Koch - FDB Møbler

Mogens Koch

Building architect and professor at the Academy of Fine Arts Mogens Koch (1898 - 1992) was noticed to that extent - also as a furniture architect behind well -known classics such as the building rack (1928) and the folding chair (designed in 1933, produced from 1959).

Koch was employed by Kaare Klint for a period up to 1934, after which he opened his own drawing room in 1934. At the studio, the tasks were many and versatile, ranging from furniture, new construction, fonts, silver and textiles.

Mogens Koch actively participated in the idealistic development work that would lead to better and cheaper furniture for FDB customers. So even though Mogens Koch Møbler today achieves high auction prices, many of them were drawn with a rationale in use and production in mind.

The beautiful and strong shelf boxes are among his most popular design. Designed in the 1940s - and loved worldwide for their simplicity and countless combination options. This is really a piece of furniture that survives generation after generation.

Mogens Koch

Building architect and professor at the Academy of Fine Arts Mogens Koch (1898 - 1992) was noticed to that extent - also as a furniture architect behind well -known classics such as the building rack (1928) and the folding chair (designed in 1933, produced from 1959).

Koch was employed by Kaare Klint for a period up to 1934, after which he opened his own drawing room in 1934. At the studio, the tasks were many and versatile, ranging from furniture, new construction, fonts, silver and textiles.

Mogens Koch actively participated in the idealistic development work that would lead to better and cheaper furniture for FDB customers. So even though Mogens Koch Møbler today achieves high auction prices, many of them were drawn with a rationale in use and production in mind.

The beautiful and strong shelf boxes are among his most popular design. Designed in the 1940s - and loved worldwide for their simplicity and countless combination options. This is really a piece of furniture that survives generation after generation.

Designer Mogens Koch - FDB Møbler
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