Oda Lounge Chair By Arnold Madsen

The Oda Chair (aka Model 9) was an ambitious design from the very beginning. Created by Arnold Madsen in around 1956, this aesthetic reinterpretation of an armchair has a horseshoe construction with an integrated headrest and beautifully incorporated armrests in wood. Both pieces are complex to build.

The Oda Lounge Chair and Ottoman were then rediscovered in the 1980s by design expert Noritsugu Oda, an avid collector of Danish Modern design - Mr Oda is thought to have the world’s largest private chair collection with at least 1,350 chairs.
This chair and ottoman set design soon gained renewed attention - and took the collector's name.

Pair with the matching Oda Ottoman for even more comfort.

Details

Materials
Oak or walnut frame, plastic, steel
Seat in plywood, foam, felt, quilt foam, pocket springs and rubber.

Upholstery
Available in selected fabrics from the AUDO Upholstery Program below - please contact us to discuss upholstery options and to see samples:

Textile Group 0
Logan Bouclé, Yarn Collective -  click to view

Textile Group 1
Barnum Bouclé, Nevotex -  click to view
Remix by Kvadrat - click to view
Re-Wool by Kvadrat - click to view

Textile Group 2
Canvas by Kvadrat - click to view
Clay by Kvadrat - click to view
Fiord by Kvadrat - click to view
Hallingdal 65 by Kvadrat - click to view
Keiga by Kvadrat - click to view
Moss by Kvadrat - click to view
Steelcut Trio by Kvadrat - click to view

Textile Group 3
Safire by Kvadrat - click to view
Serpentine by Kvadrat - click to view
Vidar by Kvadrat x Raf Simons - click to view

Dimensions
W87 x D100 x H93cm
Seat height 39cm
Arm height 57cm