Birds 1967 No.2 pao-glass-pendant Copenhague furniture series was purpose-built

Copenhague furniture series was purpose-built for the new buildings at the University of Copenhagen

Available in oiled

eliminating visible gaps between stacked modules

plywood and MDF frame encase a sprung platform layered with a double HR foam layer with no-sag springs

the elevated feet design improves usability by allowing easier access and reducing kitchen moisture buildup

Birds 1967 No.2 pao-glass-pendant Copenhague furniture series was purpose-builtDesigned by the well known Swedish ceramicist Lisa Larson in 1967, 'Birds' draws inspiration from Mexican folklore and the ethos of flower power, embodying a belief in peace and understanding. The late '60s in the US were marked by anti war protests and a blossoming hippie culture, a time when vibrant music erupted, and a young generation conquered the stage. In this vividly inspired period, Lisa Larson's coloured flock of birds came to life. Larsons