Danish Art Nouveau chaise longue in oak and "Mikey" upholstery by Lisa Larson, 1920s.

Art Nouveau chaise longue from the early 20th century in solid oak, reflecting the decorative traditions of Danish Art Nouveau furniture inspired by Rococo forms. The piece features a sculptural wooden frame with carved details and elegant proportions, combining both functionality and ornamental craftsmanship. Made by an experienced Danish cabinetmaker in the 1920s. The piece has been newly upholstered in a fabric designed by Swedish artist Lisa Larson, the "Mikey" pattern. The playful yet refined motif adds a contemporary artistic layer, creating a striking contrast with the classic oak frame. Balancing a historical form with modern textile design, this chair offers both comfort and visual presence. Ideal for a living room, hallway, or lounge, it serves well as both a seat and a decorative element. This quality chaise longue harmonises with many interior styles, including Vintage, Antique, Classic, Scandinavian, Modern, or Art Deco decor.