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Modern lounging for commercial spaces
Wendelbo presents a curated selection of lounge designs shaped for slower moments within faster spaces – balancing durability with a softer, more inviting presence. Across hospitality, workplaces, and shared environments, each piece is tailored for contract use, defined by lasting quality, modern elegance, and sculptural forms that bring comfort and ease to shared spaces.

Folium Lounge Chair
Designed by Mario Ferrarini
The Folium chair series spans its character across dining, bar, and lounge seating, all permeated by organic lines and softly enveloping seats. The bold steel base is echoed in the distinctive piping details on the upholstered seat.
With its rounded, organic lines and subtle yet impactful details, the Folium Lounge Chair is a striking design. Featuring a bold steel base available in black or dark brown powder-coated finishes, the chair’s curved seat and back echo the shape of leaves, with the back elegantly extending into armrests.

Ovata Lounge Chair
Designed by Note Design Studio
Defined by the pleated, oval-shaped back that gently embraces the rounded seat cushion, the design of the Ovata Chair is inspired by the strong yet softly curved leaves of the succulent from which the design takes its name.
Offered in three sizes, the Ovata Chair is drawn with an artful presence at its core, emphasised by its sculptural, soft shapes that gently pull one into its plush, upholstered inner.


Atli Lounge Chair
Designed by Atlason Studio
The Atli Lounge Chair makes a commanding impression - bold, sculptural, and unmistakably modern. Designed by New York-based Atlason Studio, Atli is a statement piece defined by its oversized tubular steel frame and generously padded and precision-tailored upholstery.
The Atli Lounge Chair is named after Icelandic designer Hlynur Atlason’s father, Atli - a gesture that merges personal heritage with design legacy. With Danish ancestry on his father's side, Hlynur found it fitting to give his first Danish-designed piece a name that reflects both family and cross cultural connection.


Panorama Lounge Sofa
Designed by Jonas Wagell
The modular Panorama Sofa is shaped with simplified volumes and repeated proportions, resulting in an organic fit for any space, be it modest or grand. Configure the Panorama Sofa to your home's exact visual and functional needs, choosing from no less than 18 modules that allows an abundance of creative configurations to emerge.

Boketto Sofa
Designed by Lars Wendelbo
Drawing inspiration from the Japanese philosophy of ‘Boketto,’ a practice rooted in the art of non-doing and peaceful reflection, the Boketto Sofa is defined by gently rounded rectangles, offering a soothing, cohesive look.
Two diagonal modules add intrigue to layouts, while modules with trays – available in black stained, dark brown stained, or light oak veneer, topped with a Pietra Grey marble plate – blend functionality with elegance. Integrated USB plugs further enhance convenience, ensuring effortless device charging or ambient lighting.

Montholon Sofa
Designed by Tristan Lohner
The Montholon collection blends generous proportions with an airy lightness, achieved through a recessed base that subtly lifts the design from the floor. The collection spans its character across a 2,5- and 3-seater sofa, a curved 3-seater sofa, and a lounge chair with returning swivel function.
The design has been named after the famous Square Montholon, located in the 9th Arr. in Paris, a recreational space in the theatre district, from which Tristan Lohner carries fond childhood memories. For him, the square is a true haven of tranquillity and a symbol of 19th-century romanticism – a place where artists, intellectuals, children, and passers-by rest and coexist amidst sculptures and century-old trees that give rhythm to space and time.

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