A deeply reclined, fully sheepskin-upholstered lounge chair with solid oak heartwood legs and brass front casters. Designed by Flemming Lassen in 1935.

The Audo Copenhagen Tired Man Lounge Chair is built on a continuous, rounded silhouette with no straight lines across the body. The seat, backrest, and arms read as one enveloping form. Dense foam runs throughout the cushioning, distributed evenly across the seat and back, and the natural sheepskin covers the chair entirely with no exposed frame. High arms and a deep seat support full-body recline rather than upright sitting.

A 1935 design produced without alteration

Flemming Lassen drew the Tired Man for the 1935 Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild exhibition, where it took first prize. Audo Copenhagen produces it today to the original geometry. The reclined seat angle, the backrest height, and the curved arm profile all match the 1935 specification rather than a contemporary reinterpretation.

Oak heartwood and brass casters

Oak heartwood — the denser inner growth of the tree — forms the legs. Brass casters on the front pair allow the chair to tilt forward and roll without lifting. A matching ottoman is sold separately.