by OVERLAND PARK, KS — This fall, contemporary European furniture retailer BoConcept is launching a new line of furniture designed by Danish designers Morten Georgsen and Henrik Pedersen.
The collection offers 10 pieces that include a sofa, two desks, two dining tables, two dining chairs, a side table, an accent chair and a storage cabinet.
The pieces designed by Georgsen include:
+ The Princeton lounge, an accent chair with a shaped back and seat that has a light and feminine aesthetic as seen in its soft curves and cocoon-inspired design.
+ The Kingston home office, which features a desk with a thin metal frame and a storage drawer. It also has slightly tapered legs that complete the light Nordic-inspired design.
+ The Asti home office, which combines wood and metal materials in a clean-lined footprint that complements today’s home offices.
+ The Hamilton dining chair, which has a classic yet contemporary style, featuring three different base designs and two upholstery options.
+ The Lund cabinet, which offers open display storage and a clean-lined contemporary frame.
+ The Madrid dining table, which has a base in matte black and matte white metal and a top that comes in white lacquer or dark oak veneer. The construction also features a floating top design meant to add visual appeal.
+ The Madrid side table comes in a small footprint to complement a matching cocktail table for use in a living room or den.
The pieces by Pedersen include:
+ The Berne sofa, which features an upright back, deep seating and firm cushions. All elements, including the arms, seats and back are softly rounded.
+ The Hauge table and chair come in dark and natural oak finishes. They also feature a slim matte black metal frame and a wooden base.
Due to ongoing supply chain issues, the company declined to reveal specific dates on when the items will land in its stores in the U.S., other than to say they will likely be available from early September through the month of October.
According to the company website, there are 18 BoConcept stores in the U.S. in markets that include San Francisco, San Jose, Costa Mesa, Palm Desert, Berkeley, and Los Angeles in California; Boston and Dedham in Massachusetts, Miami, Coral Gables, Fort Lauderdale and Hallandale Beach in Florida; New York City and Syracuse, New York; Paramus and Princeton in New Jersey, Washington, D.C. and McLean, Virginia.
The company also declined to reveal specific price points, noting that it is expecting to implement a price increase on July 1.
