The vision of Anne Boysen, following her winning the Erik Jørgensen Design Award in 2011 - the EJ 123 merges the uses of an armchair, sofa, chaise longue and a tete-a-tete all into one design.
A comfortable sofa that allows you to lounge in multiple ways, the design is a base with a mattress and two back rests in different sizes. The two loose and interchangeable cushions further opens up for a versatile appearance and function.
Toward has feet in aluminium and an eclectic mix of six types of upholstery combining in varying shades of pink.
Anne Boysen was born in Denmark in 1980, and operates as both an artist and designer from her own studio.
Boysen won the Erik Jørgensen Design Award in 2011 with her daybed design Senecio, with the award turning out to be the beginning of an exciting career. A bold approach to design and focus on craftsmanship are staple traits of her work, with Boysen, in her own words, on a mission "to make complexity simple and accessible in designs that move the user".
