Brasilia Lounge Chair

The Brasilia earns its place as a lounge chair with more warmth than most Scandinavian seating allows. It is a genuine armchair-and-lounge hybrid — substantial enough to anchor a conversation area, low and relaxed enough to sink into for a long evening. The wide armrests and grounded legs give it real presence, so it works in the middle of a room rather than only against a wall. With three frame finishes and an upholstery range from bouclé to sheepskin, it can be specified warm or restrained to suit a specific interior. KANSO is an authorized Audo Copenhagen retailer, so every Brasilia is sourced directly from the brand and covered by its ten-year warranty. For a buyer who wants contemporary design with character rather than austerity, it is one of the most comfortable chairs we carry.

From oak and bouclé to walnut and sheepskin

Every Brasilia is built on the same structure: a solid FSC-certified wood frame with stout legs made using traditional joinery, over a steel-tube and plywood seat carrying cold-cured foam. What changes is the frame wood and the upholstery. Natural oak and dark-stained oak sit at the base of the range, while oiled walnut, a denser timber with a deeper grain, is the step up. The Audo Bouclé is the entry textile, a soft woven surface in a warm palette; Baru carries more visible texture; natural sheepskin is the most tactile, a high-pile surface that varies in tone across the hide, so no two sheepskin chairs are quite alike. Frame and upholstery are specified independently, so the chair can be set light or dark, plain-woven or deep-piled, without changing the form underneath.