The Coco Chair was designed by Studio OeO with the aim of achieving a high level of comfort. This has been achieved with a great economy of means and a remarkable simplicity of forms, which give the chair its half-industrial, half-fashion look, which is reminiscent of the German Bauhaus. Its simplicity leads to the expressiveness of the details: the shape of the cushions, the weave of the fabric, the contrast of the and of the padding.
Her firm and feminine character at the time earned her the name Coco, a name rich in connotations. The structure of the Chair Coco is of steel powder-coated finish. The seat and the back are in plywood, links are plywood wood or fully padded. The Chair Coco can be used in public as well as private spaces.
Dimensions H80 x W51 x D53 cm (w/o armrest) or H80 x W51 x D53 cm (with armrest) – seat height 47 cm
Glides plastic glides included – felt glides on request
Eero Special FR 106 – Matt black legs
COCO Chair – without armrest
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COCO Chair – with armrest
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OeO Studio
Founded in Copenhagen in 2003 by Thomas Lykke and Anne-Marie Buemann, OeO Studio is an interdisciplinary design studio working on product design and interior architecture. OeO Studio creates award-winning designs for a wide range of discerning clients, with the concept of "compelling minimalism" as a common thread.
Thomas Lykke (b. 1971) trained as a fashion designer in Copenhagen and San Francisco before entering the design industry as interiors editor for Wallpaper Magazine 2000–2003.
Anne-Marie Buemann holds a degree in international marketing management and has worked as a consultant in several creative industries in addition to having held a position at the Danish Embassy in Paris before joining OeO in 2003.
Renowned for its meticulous attention to detail, OeO Studio has a refined ability to discern each brand's unique DNA - its heritage and core qualities. OeO Studio has obtained more than 20 nominations and awards in the past years (2012 Elle Decoration International Design Award for Best Furniture, at least one Danish Design Award nomination or prize every year from 2012 to 2019 and one first nomination for the Dezeen and the Wallpaper Design Award wallpaper). Recently involved in the revitalization of Kyoto's traditional craft scene, OeO now has a multidisciplinary team of international talents.
