Risom 65
3-seater
from 6236,40 €
Risom 65
2-seater
from 5455,20 €
three-seater
W266 x D93 x H69 cm - seat height 36 cm
two-seater
W186 x D93 x H69 cm - seat height 36 cm
legs finish
leather – price group 3
leather – price group 2
leather – price group 1
Leather 90 – Naturel
Leather 88 – Black
Leather 86-1 – Dark brown
Leather 76 – Olive
Leather 74 – Umbra grey
Leather 84 – Dark red
Leather 73 – Dark clay
Leather 77 – Warm grey
Leather 72 – Sand
Leather 82 – Tan
Leather 75 – Cognac
Leather 71 – Light Tan
Leather 70 – Beige
> leather Premium
A state of the art full-grain semi-aniline leather made from the best Scandinavian bull hides. Thanks to a delicate and precise protective layer, Leather Premium retains a comfortable touch with excellent breathability. The leather is user-friendly and hardwearing with protection against dirt and light. This article was originally developed for Fredericia’s Mogensen 22 Collection, but it is suitable for all leather furniture. Chrome tanned in Italy.
Leather 98 – Black
Leather 96 – Dark Brown
Leather 93 – Indian Red
Leather 92 – Tan
Leather 91 – Nutshell
Leather 95 – Cognac
This luxurious full-grain aniline leather has a pleasant touch and a natural open-pored texture. The leather is highly breathable and comfortable with a smooth, natural surface and tight structure. Aniline Nature is made from top selection Scandinavian bull hides with discrete visible marks of animal life. With no protective layer, Aniline Nature is sensible in use and will acquire a patina over time. Chrome then vegetable tanned in Italy.
> leather Aniline Nature
A pure, uncoloured aniline leather with a refined touch. This leather is produced from the top selection of Scandinavian bull hides. Discrete marks of animal life demonstrate the material’s authentic origin. Vegetal Nature has a natural open-pored texture, making the leather highly breathable. With no protective layer, Vegetal Nature is sensible in use. This leather quickly acquires a unique patina and darkens over time. Fully vegetable tanned in Italy.
> leather Vegetal Nature
Nubuck 506 – Black
Nubuck 504 – Dark brown
Nubuck 512 – Olive
Nubuck 503 – Clay
Nubuck 502 – Warm grey
Nubuck 501 – Light sand
> leather Nubuck velvet
Velvet is a nubuck leather with a warm and charming look made from the finest European bull hides. A full-grain aniline hide has been lightly sanded to obtain a matte effect. The velvety soft touch of this nubuck leather is unparalleled by any other article. Chrome tanned in Italy.
matt chrome steel
black painted steel
price group 3
58% wool / 25% viscose / other – 24 available colours – 50.000 Martindale (durability)
price group 2
90% wool / 10% nylon – 27 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
100% wool – 24 available colours – 45.000 Martindale (durability)
94% new wool, 6% nylon – 31 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
100% wool – 56 available colours – 45.000 Martindale (durability)
70% wool / 30% viscose – 58 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
90% wool / 10% helanca – 47 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
92% wool / 8% nylon – 27 available colours – 60.000 Martindale (durability)
90% wool / 10% nylon – 50 available colours – 100.000 Martindale (durability)
81% viscose, 15% linen, 4% polyester – 26 available colours – 30.000 Martindale (durability)
price group 1
Jens Risom
Jens Risom (1916 - 2016) was a key figure who contributed to the Danish Modernism movement, considered the first designer to introduce a Scandinavian sense of aesthetics and focus on functionalism to America.
After studying design at the Copenhagen School of Industrial Arts and Design, Risom trained under Kaare Klint, who led the furniture school at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. An opportunity Risom shared alongside fellow icons-in-the-making Hans J. Wegner and Børge Mogensen.
Years later a chance meeting with the United States consulate in Copenhagen changed his life forever. Risom showed the diplomat sketches of his designs and, as Risom recalls, he said: ‘You should seriously consider going to America. We don’t have any furniture like this. I think you’d do very well.’ ”
Soon thereafter at the age of 26, Risom moved to America and went on to make a name for himself with his stylish approach to timeless, functional designs and focus on natural materials.
Risom interpreted Scandinavian design in an American context, seen in his A-Chair infused with a New York sense of style and confidence.
Many of Risom’s pieces appear as modern classics in leading design museums, such as New York’s Museum of Modern Art / MoMa and the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, amongst others.
Risom passed away in 2016 shortly after celebrating his 100th birthday.
Jens Risom joins Fredericia’s stable of talented designers together with his former classmates, Hans J. Wegner and Børge Mogensen, whose work laid the foundation for Fredericia.
Jens Risom was part of the golden generation of designers during the Danish Modernism movement. Risom introduced Scandinavian design to America and went on to influence the global design scene. After making a name for himself in New York, Risom left a legacy of streamlined designs known for their simplicity, uniformity and continuity of style.
The Risom 65 Sofa exemplifies his practical approach in a design that exudes exclusivity, with its bold architectural lines and recessed base that give the sofa a floating appearance. Adding comfort are the loose seat and back cushions, which fit neatly and discretely to create a singular entity that’s simple yet striking. Fabric covered cushions are reversible, whereas leather covers have a fabric panel partially covering the bottom surface for proper ventilation.
Materials metal frame (black steel or matte chrome), fabric or leather upholstery
