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Arne Vodder

 

A little about designer Arne Vodder

Arne Vodder (16 February 1926-2009), educated at the School of Interior Design with Niels Vodder in the 1940s.
Further education as an architect at the Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in 1947, and from 1951 to 1976 had his own design studio together with architect Anton Borg. Together, they developed a type house system that has become widely used.
From 1953 he designed furniture i.a. for Cado, France & Søn, Fritz Hansen and Subast. For a number of years he was also in-house architect for the Copenhagen department store "Havemanns".
Arne Vodder has had separate exhibitions in Copenhagen, Stockholm, Brussels, Rotterdam, London, New York, Zurich and Bern. He has exhibited several times at the joiners' guild's exhibitions, and has been awarded at the Triennale in Milan.

 

 

 

Arne Vodder - Designs for Nielaus

AV 53 sofa

AV 53 Sofa

Danish furniture design at its best and most beautiful. Model AV 53 was designed by the renowned Danish furniture architect Arne Vodder in 1953.

AV 72 chair

AV 72 The Vodder Chaise

Arne Vodder, 1953

antistress Daybed puff

AV 57 Antistress daybed

Danish furniture design at its best

AV 53 chair

AV 53

Model AV 53 was designed by the renowned Danish furniture architect Arne Vodder in 1953.

AV 59 sofa

AV 59

Furniture architect Arne Vodder designed this sofa series in 1959. A design, created more than 50 years ago, but which is still just as current and modern today