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The OSLO series includes a 3-seater sofa, a 2-seater sofa, a bench, an armchair and a pouf, intended for both private and public spaces – lounge areas, receptions, hotel halls. Anderssen & Voll about the OSLO series: "Our wish was to create a line of sofas endowed with both maximum aesthetic lightness and impeccable comfort. The horizontal separation plays a key role because it allows to add comfort in the lower part while maintaining the airy appearance of the piece of furniture". The Oslo series is made on the west coast of Norway, whose landscapes with lines and curves have inspired our designers.
Materials Inner frame of steel, Nozag springs, legs of aluminum, surface of powder coated and fabric from Kvadrat. Produced in Norway and upholstered in Denmark
Seat height 45 cm
Lounge chair
2-seater
Bench
3-seater
Pouf
Examples
Steelcut 160 Fabric (price group 2) / black base
Fiord 551 Fabric (price group 2) / Dark grey base
Vidar 943 Fabric (price group 4)
/ grey base
Clara 888 Fabric (price group 2)
/ grey base
Divina 246 Fabric (price group 3) / chrome base
Ocean 601 Fabric (price group 1) / grey base
Steelcut Fabric (price group 2) / chrome base
Planum 441 Fabric (price group 3) / black base
Anderssen & Voll
Anderssen & Voll are among Norway's most prominent and accomplished designers. Together they have been named Norwegian and Scandinavian Designers of the Year and have received numerous international awards for their work in furniture, lighting and home accessories.
On their philosophy: “A good product builds and expands tradition while simultaneously breaking the rules of that tradition. Modifications and elements of surprise, as well as less drastic changes, stimulate thinking, even for those who are not particularly interested in design. This small second of reflection is an opportunity to communicate with users - that's what we strive to exploit."
A long-standing studio: Andersson & Voll's studio is located in the heart of Oslo, in one of the oldest buildings in the area dating back to 1802. It is next to the beautiful Akerselva river, a region that is home to several design studios and art schools.
On Scandinavian design: “Scandinavian design is not just a label to stick on products. It is a commitment on the part of Muuto to let the brand develop dynamically, along with the emerging ideas and concerns of young Scandinavian designers. The term functions as an invitation, a challenge and a motivator for us as designers.