L43 Mk46 Mogens Koch 3-Seater Sofa

Mogens Koch’s MK46 was never just a sofa; it was a small lesson in architecture. The ash frame stands forward—clearly its own structure—while the upholstered seat and back float inside the timber outline, almost like cushions set into a finely made window. First built in 1947 for a Copenhagen manor, the design returns for Koch’s 125th anniversary, still faithful to the original joinery yet updated with FSC-certified wood and discreet padding that softens the sit without blurring the lines. At a little over seven feet long, the three-seater feels generous but not bulky. The open underside keeps the piece visually light, and the absence of conventional legs lets the frame read as one continuous graphic stroke. Made in Slovenia by FDB Møbler, each sofa is hand-finished, numbered, and ready to anchor rooms that value Danish clarity over decoration.