Mogensen Sofa no. 2333 & no. 2335

The Mogensen 2333 Sofa, Børge Mogensen’s final design before his passing in 1972, exemplifies his affinity for geometric purity with its distinct vertical and horizontal lines. Its rectangular profile is accentuated by upright inner cushions that run parallel to the armrests, conveying a graphic yet understated confidence. Fully upholstered sofa, available in leather or fabric. Fixed legs of solid wood, built into the wood internal frame. Seat is supported with polyamide webbing. Separate seat, back and arm cushions with removable covers. Cushions has foam core with down wrap. Leather sofas has piping in all stitches, fabric sofas are made with double stitch.

The Mogensen 2335 Sofa, a 2.5-seater crafted by architect Peter Mogensen, serves as a completion to his father’s last furniture series. Here, the widened cushions subtly soften the design’s formality in an elegantly unexpected manner. Børge Mogensen (1914-1972) remains a pivotal figure in Modern Danish design and the founding designer of Fredericia. His global influences shaped a philosophy that everyday objects should embody longevity and tranquillity, celebrated for their meticulous use of materials and proportions. His designs grace esteemed design museums worldwide, testament to his enduring legacy.