A low-slung lounge chair with a deep seat and exaggerated armrests, built on a solid wood frame with traditional joinery. Designed by Anderssen & Voll for Audo Copenhagen.

The Brasilia Lounge Chair sits low to the ground on stout legs, with exaggerated armrests that run wide and flat along the frame. Seat and back cushions are deep and softly filled, angled for sustained sitting rather than upright posture. Joinery is left visible at the structural points and finished cleanly across the wood.

Scandinavian mid-century meets Brazilian Modernism

Anderssen & Voll drew the Brasilia at the intersection of two design traditions. The proportions and joinery come from Scandinavian mid-century practice. The low stance, generous armrests, and relaxed posture trace to Brazilian Modernism and the lounge chairs from São Paulo and Rio in the 1950s and 60s. The result reads as a hybrid between an armchair and a lounge chair.

Upholstery and ottoman

Kvadrat textiles cover the standard range, with natural sheepskin available for the seat and back cushions. A matching ottoman is sold separately, sharing the frame and upholstery options.