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Mazo-design

mazō design is made for people, respectful of the past, yet mindful of the present. Looking for the balance between beauty and function.

07/04/2026

At Mazo, every design begins with a question of purpose.⁠
Not what is new, but what is worth living with - now and over time.⁠
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ARCH Chair, born in 1932 - designed by Magnus Læssøe Stephensen.

25/03/2026

From 1931, still iconic today.⁠
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Like many of his contemporaries, Magnus Læssøe Stephensen designed a series of elegant chairs for Fritz Hansen in the early 1930s, crafted in steam-bent beech using Thonet’s method. They were light, beautiful, and accessible.⁠
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The MZO Chair stands as a testament to this approach - for many years, it was the best-selling chair in Denmark, better known at the time as the DAN Chair.⁠
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Today, it is still produced on one of Thonet’s historic factories, continuing a legacy.

21/03/2026

When you surround yourself with designs shaped by heritage and revived with intent, you bring depth, continuity, and lasting value into your space - pieces made to live with you now and endure over time.⁠
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ARCH Chair, born in 1932 - designed by Magnus Læssøe Stephensen.⁠
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18/03/2026

“Legacy is not merely something we receive – it is a foundation we build upon. Each generation adds its own vision without losing the connection to its roots. In this way, legacy becomes alive when the next generation leaves its own mark.”⁠
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— Magnus Stephensen, CEO and Founder of Mazo⁠
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In the Stephensen family, a design legacy spans three generations. Danish architect Magnus Læssøe Stephensen (1903-1984) designed furniture that today lives on in Mazo’s collection, continuing to form a foundation for the family’s relationship with design, craftsmanship, and aesthetics. ⁠
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Through his son, the designer and ceramicist Snorre Læssøe Stephensen, and onward to his grandson Magnus Stephensen, the story continues – not merely as history, but as a living legacy that continues to inspire new perspectives on form, function, and timelessness.

13/03/2026

In a carefully restored south-facing townhouse north of Copenhagen, our Design Director and partner in Mazo, Magnus Sangild, has created a home that reflects his aesthetic and approach to design. ⁠
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Here, Mazo furniture sits alongside design classics, heirlooms, and a deliberate color palette that shapes the visual temperature and mood of each space⁠.⁠
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Read the full article online at Elle, or catch a recap in the New Chapters section on our website. (link in bio)⁠
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07/03/2026

ARCH Chair, 1932, by Magnus Læssøe Stephensen, is part of our Legacy Collection.⁠
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“He defies conventions by crafting massive oak pieces into curved arches through steaming and formbending, demonstrating a deep understanding of wood properties, a remarkable feature of a 1932 chair.”⁠ - Magnus Stephensen, Founder of Mazo and grandson of the designer.⁠
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Though almost a century old, it could have been made yesterday. ARCH carries a legacy of ideas – of craft, of material, of design that endures beyond its time.⁠
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Explore Our Legacy Collection on our website New Chapters

04/03/2026

Living with legacy.⁠
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Legacy pieces matter because they go beyond function.⁠
When you surround yourself with designs shaped by heritage and revived with intent, you bring depth, continuity, and lasting value into your space - pieces made to live with you now and endure over time.⁠
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Mazo holds the exclusive rights to manufacture and reintroduce the work of Magnus Læssøe Stephensen (1903-1984). Stephensen's creativity has endured across generations, with some pieces becoming collectors’ items, and others now revived through our efforts.⁠
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Watch the video and dive into his work, told through the perspective of his grandson and the founder of Mazo. - Magnus Stephensen

06/06/2025

3 DAYS. 3 CHAIRS. ⁠
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Step into THE HUB for an exclusive preview of our new MAG Chair Collection - thoughtfully designed for the fluid, hybrid lives of modern professionals.⁠
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More than just seating, these chairs respond to the shifting boundaries between work and home, focus and rest, movement and stillness.⁠
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The collection features a swivel chair, dining chair, and barstool - each one crafted to support the many roles we move through in our daily lives. ⁠
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Experience a preview of the collection at THE HUB during .⁠
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Dronningens Tværgade 50 | 3DaysOfDesign | June 18-20 | 9.00-18.00⁠
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Adresse

Dronningens Tværgade 50
Copenhagen
1302

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Tirsdag	09:00 - 16:00
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Torsdag	09:00 - 15:00
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+4528493929

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http://www.mazo-design.com/

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This is MAZŌ

MAZŌ produce and re-launch both the iconic international design classics, and the hidden gems that have only been produced in a small number in this design universe. We are serious about authenticity. We rely on it, as it is the core of our existence.

Humbled to be trusted with the exclusive rights to manufacture and launch furniture by the Danish architect Magnus Læssøe Stephensen (1903-1984), we believe the most foresighted design can be created by embracing the experience of the past. We aim though to also stay true to the revolutionary part of this heritage. That is why we partner with new and dedicated designers, who not only share our fondness of the Nordic and Japanese aesthetics and understand the balance of beauty and function, but also create new designs, in quality materials, suited for humans and homes of our days.

MAZŌ furniture is made for people, respectful of the past, yet mindful of the present. Looking for the balance between beauty and function. In a home. At the nearest café or restaurant. At the office or in the hotel lobby.