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BL Catalogue-2015.Pdf INDEX by Lassen 2 Mogen Lassen 4 Flemming Lassen 6 Local Manufacturing 10 My Kubus 13 Frame 19 Frame App 24 NEW / Saxe 27 NEW /The Tired Man 33 Mingle 37 ML42 47 Twin 53 NEW /Stropp 59 Flow 63 Flow Cushion 69 Kubus 79 Line 85 Base 91 Kubus Bowl 95 House Graphics 105 Illustrate 109 View 113 Product Overview 121 ’LUCKILY, PEOPLE ARE DIFFERENT.’ Mogens Lassen About by Lassen by Lassen owns the rights to the designs of two of Denmark’s greatest architects Mogens Lassen (1901-1987) and Flemming Lassen (1902-1984). The Lassen brothers were extremely talented and were honoured with many awards and grants for their unique designs and iconic architecture. by Lassen is a family business whose simple mission is to carry the Lassen legacy forward - because good design lives on through new generations. 1 2 Mogens billede i ny kontekst Mogens Lassen Architect Mogens Lassen (1901-1987) is among the greatest and most influential of Danish architects, a pioneer of Danish Functionalism, and is internationally renowned for his characteristic architecture. Mogens Lassen was inspired by the German design school Bauhaus, and its geometric shapes recur often in his iconic designs. 3 4 Flemming Lassen Architect Flemming Lassen (1902-1984) was a Modernist and part of the movement that brought Functionalism to Denmark. Flemming Lassen is particularly well known for his work with Arne Jacobsen on the award-winning House of the Future and Søllerød Town Hall, and his furniture has also achieved international recognition. 5 6 7 8 Locally made & fine Craftsmanship ”Good craftsmanship should be appreciated.” Mogens Lassen, the man behind the quotation and designer of the iconic Kubus candleholder, was well aware of the importance of craftsmanship. The two architect brothers, Mogens and Flemming Lassen, shared the same approach to craftsmanship – good craftsmanship is not just synonymous with functionality and aesthetics, but also with quality. At by Lassen, we feel exactly the same way about craftsmanship, which is also why we manufacture our products locally. ‘Local manufacturing’ isn’t just a stamp on a product. It’s our firm belief. KUBUS MADE IN DENMARK 9 10 Nærum boarding school,1910. From left: Flemming Lassen, Mogens Lassen, Hans Bretton-Meyer, Gert Ditlev-Jørgensen, Arne Jacobsen. ’I WAS BORN TO BE AN ARCHITECT, AND THE THOUGHT OF DOING SOMETHING ELSE HAS NEVER CROSSED MY MIND.’ Mogens Lassen The Lassen brothers always knew that they would become architects. Their enthusiasm spread to their good friend Arne Jacobsen, and they convinced him to become an architect. Later, the brothers received a letter of thanks from Jacobsen’s father for convincing his son also to become an architect. 11 12 MY KUBUS Natalia Sanchez Echevarria, Interior designer and stylist, Spatial Code We have invited two stylists to reveal what their “I received my Kubus candleholder Kubus means to them... as a gift 15 years ago. It stands on my desk, where it is surrounded by other objects that I come across in my endless inquisitiveness for beautiful things. My interior design style is a harmonious mix of various styles – everything that enters my home has a story and a special significance for me.” Mette Helena Rasmussen, Artist, interior stylist owner of Retro Villa. Mogens Lassen’s Kubus candleholder from 1962 is a classic design icon that “I own 3 Kubus candleholders. unites unparalleled Danish craftsmanship, functionality, aesthetics and quality. They can stand up to a lot of use, While the Kubus candleholder was originally intended for family and architect and I think they become more friends, it now adorns countless homes around the world. Here, two Danish stylists beautiful with age, patina and use. show how they decorate their own personal spaces with the Kubus candleholder. The candleholders fit perfectly into my home, which is a cornucopia of impressions, colours and curiosities. They compliment the art and the unique objects that I source at flea markets extremely well.” 13 14 A Dash of Green green nature Soft, muted green tones remind us of the originality of nature. Look around you and allow yourself to be inspired by the colour of hope. Bring it into your exclusive home by simple means – such as wallpaper or cushions, or go all in and trend create an exclusive and bold hotel style with green as the dominant colour. dominant light 15 16 #4 #1 #3 #2 #6 #5 #8 #7 A Dash of Green #1 Twin table, brass/misty green #2 Flow wallpaper, mud grey #3 Frame14, pale green #4 Frame35, pale green #5 Kubus Bowl, beige #6 Flow Cushion, sand 35x70 cm #7 Mingle sofa, fame 61136 #8 Frame Sideboard, pale green 17 18 About Frame A Mogens Lassen sketch from 1943 forms the starting point for Frame, a flexible storage solution comprised of square boxes in cubic frames. Frame modules can be hung directly on the wall, connected together, stacked, or stand on their own on the floor. Combine Frame modules into a classic shelf, a unique sculpture or something entirely new. The individual combination options are endless. Frame is manufactured in Denmark and created with attention to detail. Frame unites functionality, quality and aesthetics. You decide the ultimate look. 19 20 10 cm 7 cm 10 cm 10 cm 14 cm 20 cm 10 cm 14 cm 20 cm 42 cm 35 cm 28 cm 28 cm 35 cm 42 cm 28 cm 35 cm 21 cm PRODUCT 77 cm Frame DESIGN by Lassen 2013 28 cm COLOUR 49 cm 42 cm MATERIAL Light grey, dark grey, white or pale green melamine, black stained ash or oak veneer / MDF 21 22 Frame App Finding it difficult to imagine the optimal Frame combination? Download our Frame app via App Store or check in on www.bylassen.com and try out our Frame configurator. The Frame app lets you put together exactly the combination you want, as well as view prices and measurements. Explore, play, and experiment – the only limit is your imagination. Scan the QR code and download the Frame app via App Store. 23 24 Download the app from the Apple App Store on your iPad. Search for bylassen, and the app will appear in the results. Build your own Frame combination Tap the measurement tape button in the by dragging the products around the left column and place your Frame combi- screen. nation next to the 3D centre. To view your design in 3D, tap the Tap ’HERE’ to send your Frame Mar- Enter your email address and send it to ’Experience your design in 3D’ button. ker to print. yourself. Print the Frame Marker from your email. Place the printed Frame Marker in the You should place your “Frame Mar- Now scan the mounted “Frame Marker” spot in the room where your Frame ker” 100 cm above the floor. by tapping the 3D button. combination will go. Find the nearest retailer on www.bylassen.com Watch your design become a reality You can always change or add on your iPad. products to your Frame combination. 26 About Saxe Mogens Lassen designed the Saxe folding chair in 1955. The wish to create a distinctive, timeless and functional piece of furniture was fully expressed in Saxe and the chair is just as contemporary today as it was 60 years ago. As with all Mogens Lassen designs, nothing has been left to chance and Saxe is a prime example of function uniting with quality. 27 28 29 30 60 cm 67 cm 84 cm 37 cm PRODUCT Saxe DESIGN Mogens Lassen 1955 COLOUR MATERIAL Black stained oak/black leather, smoked oak/brown leather, oak/natural leather. 31 32 About The Tired Man Flemming Lassen designed the overstuffed armchair, The Tired Man, in 1935 for the Cabinetmakers’ Guild Competition. According to Flemming Lassen himself, the aim of the chair was for the person sitting in it to feel “like a polar bear cub held by its mother in the middle of the ice cap feeling warm and safe”. 33 34 102 cm 88 cm 38 cm 97 cm PRODUCT The Tired Man DESIGN Flemming Lassen 1935 COLOUR On request MATERIAL On request 35 36 Mingle The Mingle sofa was designed in 1935. Flemming Lassen wanted to create a sofa made for conversation with a comfort that invited people to stay seated and talk together for long periods of time. The armrests were designed to encircle the sitters, generating intimacy and transforming the sofa into a cosy place to relax. Flemming Lassen took inspiration from both French elegance and modern Italian style, and transferred the trends and his own ideas to a small, upholstered sofa called Mingle. 37 38 39 40 79 cm 58 cm 45 cm 68 cm 15 cm 152 cm PRODUCT Mingle DESIGN Flemming Lassen 1935 COLOUR On request MATERIAL On request 41 42 feminine Pretty Rose bright Shades of rose take our thoughts to a brighter future, creating instant calm romantic and a feminine feel-good universe. Add feminine tones such as dusty pink and soft beige to the living room, bedroom or hallway, and combine the gentle rose colour universe of textiles with minimalist designs in copper to create contrast. elegant light 43 44 #3 #1 #2 #4 #5 #8 #6 #7 Pretty Rose #1 Functionalism House print, rose #2 Flow wallpaper, soft beige #3 Frame, light grey #4 Flow Cushion, rose 50x50 cm #5 Line, white #6 Twin table, oak/white #7 Flow Cushion, rose 35x70 cm #8 Stropp, natural 15x 3 cm. 45 46 About ML42 In 1942 Mogens Lassen designed the stool ML42 as a piece for a furniture exhibition held at the Danish Museum of Decorative Art.
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