Streamline - Eilersen
The Streamline series from Eilersen is a clear example of how Scandinavian form and craftsmanship can come together in a piece of furniture with a thoughtful construction and visual restraint. This product range is built around a well-proportioned structure that lets quality and materials speak for themselves, with comfort, durability and flexibility integrated into the design.
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Streamline
Streamline is designed by Jens Juul Eilersen for Eilersen as a classic sofa with a modern feel. The model is characterised by a wooden frame, nozag spring system in the seat, and cushions with a foam core and fibre-fill or down/duck feathers, providing comfort and durability. The seat depth is 55 cm and the total depth is 91 cm in the standard variant. The legs are available in stainless or brushed steel, which contributes to the visual lightness. The series is created with the goal of being expandable as a modular sofa or used as a freestanding model in rooms where proportion and spatiality are crucial.
Material and expression
The material choices are deliberate: a solid wooden frame and metal legs, combined with high-class textiles. By choosing details such as a wooden frame, metal legs, and woven or tanned upholstery, an expression is created that is both economically sound and design-wise well-executed. The removable fabric cover also makes care and maintenance simpler over time.
Area of use and spatial integration
is particularly well suited for environments where architecture and interior design interact – open-plan layouts, rooms with generous ceiling heights, or spaces where the sofa's form is important for the overall impression. Thanks to the modular structure, the model can be adapted to the room's size and use, from a two-seater to a larger group. With its well-balanced proportions, the series adds an architectural presence without dominating the room.
Eilersen's history
Eilersen has its roots in Denmark and was originally founded in 1895 by Niels Eilersen, who started with carriage building and early on adopted techniques such as steam-bending wood. During the 20th century, the business was reshaped into furniture production with a focus on sofas and seating furniture, where material selection and comfort became the main track. In recent decades, Eilersen has positioned itself as a brand where craftsmanship, flexibility, and longevity are central elements.