R16 Slotsholmen Cushion

The horse rug was originally developed at The Royal Military Clothing Factory – they produced textiles and cloth for the Danish Army, Navy and the Guard hussars. The horse rug was designed for the purpose of use for clothing for the horses in the army. In the 1970s, the horse rug was adapted for use as furniture textiles. This famous horse rug became a huge export success as the main fabric on many Danish design furniture’s. Danish Art Weaving takes over the production in 1995 and today FDB Møbler has started up this cooperation to bring back the history about this famous horse rug for the new generations.

FDB Møbler has shaped the story of Danish design since 1942, rooted in the cooperative movement's mission to make beautiful, functional furniture accessible to all. Today the brand continues this heritage through sustainable, responsibly produced design.

Made with OEKO-TEX certified textiles, this piece meets strict safety and environmental standards. FDB Møbler works with GRS-certified suppliers to ensure responsible production.

FDB Møbler has shaped Danish design since 1942, when Børge Mogensen set out to create furniture both beautiful and accessible. Rooted in the cooperative movement, every piece reflects honest materials, timeless forms, and uncompromising craftsmanship. Part of Rosendahl Design Group, FDB Møbler holds Nordic Swan Ecolabel and FSC certifications. Responsibly sourced wood, OEKO-TEX textiles, and designs built to last for generations.

Denmark

Overall height: 11.8"
Depth overall: 0.4"
Overall width: 19.7"
Weight: 0.8 lbs

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FDB Møbler furniture is crafted from FSC-certified wood, powder-coated steel, and OEKO-TEX textiles. Keep away from direct heat and sunlight. Dust with a soft cloth; clean with a damp cloth and mild soap. For lacquered surfaces, avoid harsh chemicals. For oiled wood, re-oil periodically. For upholstery, vacuum regularly and address spills promptly. Lift furniture rather than dragging across floors.