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MAZŌ | TMBO Sofa
By Mazo
Description

The TMBO series was designed in a shape that, in the laid back confident attitude, celebrates life with the same dramatic simplicity that Magnus Læssøe Stephensen found in Japanese design tradition. The TMBO Chair and sofa alike, with the significant curved form, send a promise to hold your back whilst you lean back and enjoy the ride into the future.

Starting at $4,270.00

Specifications

Dimensions: 65"w x 27"d x 34.25"oah; Seat: 15.5"h
Place of Origin: Denmark

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Lead times for special orders are estimates only and are not guaranteed.

Once a special order has been placed, it is non-cancellable and non-refundable.

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Mazo

Mazo

The Danish design studio Mazo suffuses attention to detail with innovation in its work. The team at Mazo produce new furniture, lighting and accessories, contrasting forms and shapes with an eye toward ‘midcentury’ design. Collaborating with pieces from designers over the last century, Mazo also relaunches classic and iconic designs, such as the furniture line of Magnus Læssøe Stephensen from 1935. The principle driving their work is bringing together beauty and
functionality for contemporary interiors.

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Mazo

Mazo

The Danish design studio Mazo suffuses attention to detail with innovation in its work. The team at Mazo produce new furniture, lighting and accessories, contrasting forms and shapes with an eye toward ‘midcentury’ design. Collaborating with pieces from designers over the last century, Mazo also relaunches classic and iconic designs, such as the furniture line of Magnus Læssøe Stephensen from 1935. The principle driving their work is bringing together beauty and
functionality for contemporary interiors.