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Loafer SC23 lounge chair

Loafer SC23 lounge chair

Designed by Space Copenhagen for the iconic SAS Royal Hotel, the Loafer Lounge Chair was created to bring a sense of intimacy to large, open spaces. Inspired by the grandeur of the hotel’s lobby, the design balances elegance with comfort, offering a compact yet inviting form that sits effortlessly in both hospitality and residential settings.

With its softly sculpted silhouette and refined proportions, the Loafer embodies a contemporary take on classic lounge seating, combining visual lightness with a comfortable, supportive seat.///Description
Space Copenhagen is a Copenhagen-based design studio founded by Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou in 2005. Working across furniture, interiors, and art direction, the studio is known for its ability to balance contrasting elements—classic and modern, sculptural and minimal, refined and tactile.

Their approach is rooted in a deep understanding of atmosphere and materiality, creating designs that feel intuitive, human, and enduring. Often described as “poetic modernism,” their work emphasises comfort, subtle detailing, and a strong connection between objects and their surrounding space.

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Loafer SC23 lounge chair

Designed by Space Copenhagen for the iconic SAS Royal Hotel, the Loafer Lounge Chair was created to bring a sense of intimacy to large, open spaces. Inspired by the grandeur of the hotel’s lobby, the design balances elegance with comfort, offering a compact yet inviting form that sits effortlessly in both hospitality and residential settings.

With its softly sculpted silhouette and refined proportions, the Loafer embodies a contemporary take on classic lounge seating, combining visual lightness with a comfortable, supportive seat.///Description
Space Copenhagen is a Copenhagen-based design studio founded by Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou in 2005. Working across furniture, interiors, and art direction, the studio is known for its ability to balance contrasting elements—classic and modern, sculptural and minimal, refined and tactile.

Their approach is rooted in a deep understanding of atmosphere and materiality, creating designs that feel intuitive, human, and enduring. Often described as “poetic modernism,” their work emphasises comfort, subtle detailing, and a strong connection between objects and their surrounding space.

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Designed by Space Copenhagen for the iconic SAS Royal Hotel, the Loafer Lounge Chair was created to bring a sense of intimacy to large, open spaces. Inspired by the grandeur of the hotel’s lobby, the design balances elegance with comfort, offering a compact yet inviting form that sits effortlessly in both hospitality and residential settings.

With its softly sculpted silhouette and refined proportions, the Loafer embodies a contemporary take on classic lounge seating, combining visual lightness with a comfortable, supportive seat.///Description
Space Copenhagen is a Copenhagen-based design studio founded by Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou in 2005. Working across furniture, interiors, and art direction, the studio is known for its ability to balance contrasting elements—classic and modern, sculptural and minimal, refined and tactile.

Their approach is rooted in a deep understanding of atmosphere and materiality, creating designs that feel intuitive, human, and enduring. Often described as “poetic modernism,” their work emphasises comfort, subtle detailing, and a strong connection between objects and their surrounding space.