Little Petra VB2 sofa
Based on Viggo Boesenâs original drawings from the 1930s, the Little Petra VB2 extends the design of the lounge chair into a more generous two-seater format. Maintaining the same soft, organic expression, it offers additional space while preserving the inviting, low-slung character that defines the series.
Crafted with exceptional attention to detail, from hand-stitched upholstery to a carefully constructed wooden frame, the sofa reflects a commitment to premium materials and traditional craftsmanship. Its compact proportions and embracing form make it well suited to a variety of interiors.
Made using FSC-certified wood, supporting responsible environmental, social and economical management of the worldâs forests. Available in Sheepskin as shown or other fabric options upon request.///Description
A pioneer of his time, Viggo Boesen brought a new perspective to Danish design and architecture throughout the 1930s. His work was closely associated with the Scandinavian âFunkisâ style, a Nordic interpretation of Art Deco, characterised by soft, organic forms and expressive silhouettes.
Boesenâs designs challenged the stricter functionalism of the period, introducing a more relaxed, human-centred approach that emphasised comfort and warmth. His distinctive aesthetic remains an important reference within Danish design history.
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Based on Viggo Boesenâs original drawings from the 1930s, the Little Petra VB2 extends the design of the lounge chair into a more generous two-seater format. Maintaining the same soft, organic expression, it offers additional space while preserving the inviting, low-slung character that defines the series.
Crafted with exceptional attention to detail, from hand-stitched upholstery to a carefully constructed wooden frame, the sofa reflects a commitment to premium materials and traditional craftsmanship. Its compact proportions and embracing form make it well suited to a variety of interiors.
Made using FSC-certified wood, supporting responsible environmental, social and economical management of the worldâs forests. Available in Sheepskin as shown or other fabric options upon request.///Description
A pioneer of his time, Viggo Boesen brought a new perspective to Danish design and architecture throughout the 1930s. His work was closely associated with the Scandinavian âFunkisâ style, a Nordic interpretation of Art Deco, characterised by soft, organic forms and expressive silhouettes.
Boesenâs designs challenged the stricter functionalism of the period, introducing a more relaxed, human-centred approach that emphasised comfort and warmth. His distinctive aesthetic remains an important reference within Danish design history.
