Tove and Edvard Kindt-Larsen were leading lights in the Danish mid-century modern period. Talented and visionary – not only in furniture design, but also in silverware, jewelry and textile design – they are credited for reviving curated, individual furniture pieces over modular set designs. Audo Copenhagen now reissues their extraordinary Pagode Sofa, created in 1956 and inspired by Asian architecture and temples.

As relevant today as ever thanks to its light, precise design language, the unconventional design features beautifully crafted V-shaped wooden legs, a low seat with distinctive armrests and a high back to cradle and support the body as it sits. unknown to most. Avantgarde and artistic for its time, it is expressive and unique in its simplicity – much like the temples it nods to. Available oak, walnut or teak and upholstered with leather or fabric.