Arne Vodder (1926-2009) graduated from the Architectural School in Copenhagen in 1947 and established his own office in 1950 together with Anton Borg. Vodder designed furniture for the cabinetmakers Poul Dinesen and Niels Vodder and for furniture companies such as Sibast Møbler and Erik Jørgensens Møbelfabrik.
One of his teachers at the Architectural School was the highly recognized Danish architect and designer Finn Juhl, who was also Vodder’s employer for a period. The influence from Finn Juhl is reflected in Vodder’s fondness of colours and in the sculptural, organic contours of his chairs, armchairs and sofas.
Arne Vodder
Arne Vodder (1926-2009) graduated from the Architectural School in Copenhagen in 1947 and established his own office in 1950 together with Anton Borg. Vodder designed furniture for the cabinetmakers Poul Dinesen and Niels Vodder and for furniture companies such as Sibast Møbler and Erik Jørgensens Møbelfabrik.
One of his teachers at the Architectural School was the highly recognized Danish architect and designer Finn Juhl, who was also Vodder’s employer for a period. The influence from Finn Juhl is reflected in Vodder’s fondness of colours and in the sculptural, organic contours of his chairs, armchairs and sofas.
