Bench from Fredericia Furniture

Mogensen 3171 Bench by Børge Mogensen

The 'Mogensen' bench, designed by Børge Mogensen back in 1956, has a classic design that compliments the iconic J39 chair and namesake 'Mogensen' dining chair. Like the chairs, the bench possesses a versatility that transcends both interiors and generations. The bench's materials have been carefully chosen to create a design that ages gracefully and lasts for decades, without going out of fashion or losing its beautiful expression. With a frame made of solid woods, beautiful lacquers and visible joints, Fredericia Furniture shows that they manage to recreate the amazing carpentry that gives an authentic feeling. The seat is finished in luxurious leathers in beautiful natural colours, complimenting the solid wood and adding an extra dimension of comfort.

The 'Mogensen' bench is available in a wide range of leather types and colours, which can be combined with frames in different types of wood. If you would like to design your own 'Mogensen' bench please feel free to contact us by email or phone.

• Frame in lacquered, oiled, soaped or smoked oak with seat in CMHR or HR foam, upholstered in desired leather type.
• When cleaning oiled wood, a mild solution of soap flakes or a cleaner for oil-treated wood surfaces is recommended. New oil must then be added to prevent the wood from drying out.
• When cleaning soaped and treated a soft cloth, heavily wrung in a mild solution of soap flakes. Always wipe in the grain direction of the wood. Never use water on untreated wood surfaces if it can be avoided.
• When cleaning semi-aniline leather, it is recommended to wipe with a soft, dry cloth for daily cleaning. In case of small stains, it is recommended to let them wear off with the years to avoid strong chemicals that can damage the leather. For further maintenance of the furniture, a leather cleaner and leather cream can be used. This maintenance should be repeated 1-2 times a year.
• Original design by Børge Mogensen, produced by Fredericia Furniture (1956)