Every armchair tells a different design story. From sculptural statement pieces to versatile hospitality seating, discover how our collection helps designers create spaces with comfort, character and purpose.
AI generated image of the Bolzano armchair
A well-chosen armchair does far more than complete a seating arrangement. It introduces personality, creates moments of pause, influences how people interact with a space and often becomes the piece guests remember most.
Whether specifying a boutique hotel lobby, a premium Build-to-Rent lounge, a workplace breakout area or a beautifully considered residential interior, the right occasional chair has the power to soften architecture, encourage conversation and provide a distinctive design focal point.
At BoConcept, every armchair is designed with a different purpose in mind. Some prioritise sculptural expression, others versatility, while others invite complete relaxation. Together they demonstrate how considered Danish design can elevate every type of project.
As biophilic design continues to influence commercial and residential interiors, furniture is increasingly moving away from rigid geometry in favour of softer, more natural forms. Bolzano captures this movement beautifully.
Designed by Morten Georgsen, its flowing silhouette and uninterrupted curves create an immediate sense of comfort before anyone even sits down. The chair feels sculptural yet understated, making it equally effective as a standalone statement or paired with the matching sofa.
The concealed base gives Bolzano an almost floating appearance, while subtle stitching details reward closer inspection. These thoughtful finishing touches make it particularly effective in hospitality lounges, premium residential developments and wellness-focused environments where creating a calming atmosphere is essential.
Rather than demanding attention, Bolzano quietly transforms a room through softness, balance and organic form.
AI generated image of the Charlotte armchairs
Some chairs need to perform beautifully across countless environments. Charlotte was designed to do exactly that.
Its generous proportions, supportive moulded foam construction and elegant profile allow it to move effortlessly between hotel lounges, serviced apartments, co-working spaces, reception areas and high-end residential interiors.
Designed by Henrik Pedersen, Charlotte combines exceptional comfort with refined detailing. Slim conical legs maintain visual lightness, while carefully considered stitching and piping demonstrate the craftsmanship expected from Danish design.
Its versatility is perhaps its greatest strength. Charlotte is welcoming enough for relaxed social spaces, yet sophisticated enough for premium hospitality settings, making it one of those rare designs that feels equally at home almost anywhere.
Some furniture begins with function. Nawabari began with an idea.
Created in collaboration with BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group), the collection explores the sculptural forms created when materials are bound by rope, inspired by the Japanese art of Nawabari. The result is furniture that feels expressive, architectural and unmistakably contemporary.
Despite its bold visual identity, comfort remains central to the design. Generous proportions, carefully contoured seating and warm oak detailing balance the chair's sculptural presence with an inviting softness.
For designers seeking to introduce a memorable feature piece into hotel lobbies, premium offices or contemporary residential schemes, Nawabari delivers exactly the kind of visual impact that encourages conversation without sacrificing usability.
It proves that statement furniture can still be highly functional.
AI generated image of the Nawabari armchairs
AI generated image of the Ø lounge chairs
Today's interiors increasingly need spaces dedicated to wellbeing, restoration and quiet retreat. The Ø lounge chair was created with exactly that mindset.
Designed in collaboration with our Global Artistic Director Helena Christensen, Ø sits somewhere between a lounge chair and a sofa, creating what Helena describes as "an island" within the home.
Its oversized proportions, rounded silhouette and deeply enveloping cushions encourage users to slow down and fully relax. Upholstered in the richly textured Lucca fabric, Ø becomes a tactile experience as much as a visual one.
For hospitality projects, premium residential lounges or wellness spaces, Ø creates destinations within the wider interior—places where people naturally gravitate to unwind, read, wait or simply take a moment away from busy surroundings.
Sometimes the most memorable design isn't the boldest. It's simply the one people never want to leave.
Not every accent chair needs to whisper. Some deserve to make an entrance.
Designed by Charlotte Høncke and curated by Helena Christensen, Sweet Art celebrates the softer, more playful side of Danish design. Inspired by the colours, textures and nostalgia of Danish pastries, its sculptural form introduces personality without compromising sophistication.
Scalloped detailing, organic curves and swivel functionality give the chair a distinctive identity, making it an ideal feature piece for boutique hospitality, luxury residential projects and design-led commercial spaces.
While beautifully expressive, Sweet Art still reflects the principles of thoughtful Scandinavian design—combining artistry with comfort in a way that feels contemporary rather than decorative.
It demonstrates how a single statement piece can completely shift the atmosphere of an interior.
AI generated image of the Sweet Art armchairs
Good design often thrives on contrast, and nowhere is that clearer than with Terni and Princeton.
Terni brings a confident industrial character through its slim black frame, exposed structure and oak armrests. Compact yet comfortable, it works particularly well in contemporary offices, apartment schemes and urban hospitality environments where clean lines and efficient use of space are priorities.
Princeton takes an entirely different approach. Softer, lighter and more organic, its cocooning form introduces a welcoming sense of comfort while maintaining a refined elegance.
You could say Terni is the confident, structured one, while Princeton is its effortlessly graceful counterpart. Separately they each have a strong identity, but together they demonstrate how contrasting design languages can complement one another within the same project.
For designers creating layered interiors, combining masculine and feminine forms often produces spaces that feel more balanced, more inviting and ultimately more memorable.
AI generated image featuring Terni armchairs
Specifying furniture is never simply about filling a floorplan. It's about creating experiences.
Some projects call for sculptural impact. Others demand flexibility, wellbeing, hospitality or timeless elegance. Our armchair collection has been developed to answer each of those needs while maintaining the craftsmanship, comfort and customisation that define every BoConcept design.
Whether you're looking for an architectural statement, a welcoming hospitality chair or a cocooning retreat, choosing the right armchair allows every interior to tell its own story—one seat at a time.
Explore our full collection or speak to our team to discover how we can help bring your next project to life.
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