Tissø Sofa Material:Oiled Oak

Tissø Sofa Material:Oiled OakThe Tiss (tee soh) sofa by Alfred Christensen is a reissued version of the perfectly formed Model 185 sofa, designed in 1952 for Slagelse Mbelvrk, the iconic furniture manufacturer Alfred owned with his brother Erik. Featuring its distinctive heart shaped back, the sofa is named after the lake in West Zealand where Alfred and his son Guido would often go fishing. This edition is upholstered in moss velvet.

original Niger leather seat

The elm wood legs have been stained and refinished

c1960s by Haslev Mobler

The compass shaped legs are made in solid

This reissued version of the Entre Bench features his signature chamfered legs and combines oak or walnut with beautiful cognac leather

1996 / Michael Müller

organic silhouette is typical of early-period Danish Modern armchairs whilst retaining a striking contemporary feel

(1987) / Esbjørn Hiort

The original stool is therefore the oldest preserved piece of furniture in the country

A beautiful vintage example of the Model 394 Entre low chest

This example is upholstered in Pierre Frey ‘Teddy’

Produced in the 1960s with veneered top and solid legs