Est. 1958 • Copenhagen
Curating a legacy of timeless design, where functionality meets beauty in every curve and joint.
Stripping away the unnecessary to reveal the pure essence of form and function. Minimalist, yet warm.
Honoring traditional joinery and natural materials that age gracefully over time, telling a story of their own.
Investing in pieces that transcend trends. Furniture designed to be passed down, not thrown away.
We believe that the soul of furniture lies in its material. We strictly source sustainable Oak, Teak, and Walnut, chosen for their distinctive grain patterns and durability.
Mortise and tenon joints ensure longevity without reliance on modern adhesives.
Natural oils that protect the wood while allowing it to breathe and age beautifully.
Known as the "Master of the Chair", Wegner designed more than 500 chairs in his lifetime. His style is often described as Organic Functionality, a modernist school with emphasis on functionality.
Jacobsen's design visionary contribution to the Functionalist movement is undeniable. He is best known for his simple yet effective chair designs like the Egg and the Swan.
Juhl introduced Danish Modern to America. He prioritized the user, focusing on how the furniture interacted with the person sitting in it, often creating sculptural forms.
Inspiration for the modern home, interviews with makers, and guides to maintaining your collection.
How to blend vintage teak pieces with contemporary textures and colors to create a space that feels curated, not like a museum. We explore the balance of old and new.
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Poul Henningsen's obsession with light and shadow created one of the most iconic lighting series in history.
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