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Thomas Pedersen’s eye-catching almost futuristic interpretation of the classic rocking chair. A modern, dynamic piece of furniture built for comfort and which accommodat...

Danish design and Arabic cultural heritage form a beautiful union with Dekka, a new daybed that has already become a design icon. Dekka, which means “a seat for more than...

Nanna Ditzel lived for a time in the Caribbean Islands and whilst there developed an interest for the colonial style wooden architecture and associated “fret-saw” d...

The Seracs couch was designed by Aldrefo Häberli, an Argentinean known around the world for his uncomplicated, minimalist designs. The couch consists of five modules you c...

The Aki chair was created by the celebrated Argentinean designer Alfredo Häberli who sought inspiration in Danish design to devise the perfect shape for this piece. The ch...

MUNDO is a stackable chair created by Danish designer Susanne Grønlund. Its construction is based on the inherent properties of wood, and it makes full use of these in a g...

Bar stool designed in 2008 as the second in the development of the MUNDO series. MUNDO is a chair created by Danish designer Susanne Grønlund. Its construction is based on t...

A modern stackable chair, which, as its point of departure is of a pure and simple design that can fulfil many different needs. In the simplest version of the chair, note how t...

NANNA LOUNGE is an ideal, versatile solution for waiting areas. The chair is a smaller, lighter version of Nanna Ditzel’s NANNA easy chair, introduced in early 2002. The s...

ICICLE is a stylish new coffee table designed by Thomas Pederson, who also designed the STINGRAY rocking chair. ICICLE is distinguished by its organic design and dynamic look &...

The Billund bench was specially designed for the international airport in Billund, Denmark. It is a development of the Nanna chair from 2002, whose sculptural and organic exp...

One of Børge Mogensen’s more unusual chairs. He designed the Hunting Chair in 1950 for the autumn exhibition of the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild, whose theme ...

Børge Mogensen designed this sofa in 1962 for his home in Gentofte north of Copenhagen, where it still stands, placed between the two tables that dictated the measurements...

The spoke-back sofa with sides that can be lowered by characteristic leather straps is one of Børge Mogensen most popular models. He designed it in 1945, when he and his p...

A game using sticks was the inspiration behind Micado and the end result is striking in its simplicity. The refined, three-legged construction is assembled without using screws...

The dining chair comes in two versions – with and without armrests. The chairs were designed in 1964 and are part of a series that also includes a dining table (6286/6289). T...