Dini 2.5 Seater Sofa
The reference to Marcello Gandini is present in the attitude rather than in any literal expression. A sense of precision, openness, and quiet boldness runs through the design, giving it a character that feels both composed and expressive.
About
Some sofas invite you to sit back. Others ask you to take space. Designed by Andreas Engesvik, Dini carries a certain confidence in its form. Wide, open, and clearly defined, it offers a place to sit without restriction, where the body can shift naturally and settle in different ways. Its low back and generous proportions create a relaxed posture, allowing arms to rest freely and movement to remain unforced. The design draws on a mid-century clarity, where structure is evident but never rigid, and where comfort comes from proportion rather than excess.
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Andreas Engesvik and Jannicke Grung in their studio in Oslo.
The designers / Grung Engesvik
Good design often begins with curiosity. How does something work? And what happens when you approach a familiar object from a different direction? For Andreas Engesvik and Jannicke Grung, the designers behind Oslo-based studio Grung Engesvik, these questions are part of an ongoing conversation. Their work explores materials, construction and everyday use, bringing different perspectives together through experimentation and craftsmanship. The ambition is to create objects that people will enjoy using, caring for and keeping.
