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The Fredericia Tableau coffee table is a design by Space Copenhagen, with a beautiful silhouette that radiates a certain elegance.
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The Fredericia Tableau coffee table is a design by Space Copenhagen, with a beautiful silhouette that radiates a certain elegance.
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Le Klint's model 234, also known as the Sax Lamp or scissor lamp, is a classic design from 1952 by Erik Hansen.

The Brasilia lounge chair by Audo Copenhagen is a mix of Brazilian modernism and Scandinavian ethics.

The bouquet pendant lamp of the Finnish Hanna Anonen looks like a bouquet of flowers that will never die, a unique pendant for your living room.

The Ella chair is a beautifully made chair, made of oak in combination with natural leather

The Halikko lounge chair is part of the wooden furniture collection of the renowned Finnish design house Made By Choice.

The valo lounge chair was originally designed for the Valo Hotel & Work building in Helsinki, which is a combination of hotel / with work spaces.

This unique dining chair is based on contradictions: the 'chaos' of the organic frame and 'reason', which you encounter in the form of the simple flat seat

The Kastu chair was originally designed for the Kastu restaurant located in an old Art Nouveau building in Salo, Finland.

This unique lounge chair is based on contradictions: the 'chaos' of the organic frame and 'reason', which you encounter in the form of the simple flat seat

The Nude chair from Made By Choice was originally designed by Harri Koskinen for the Finnish restaurant Nude, a modern Scandinavian fine dining restaurant in Helsinki.

The Vitra La Chaise has now become a real design icon. This chair was designed by Charles and Ray Eames in the 1940s for a competition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

The Vitra's Plywood Mobiles are the result of the multiplex molding techniques of Charles and Ray Eames that they adopted in the 1940s.

The Vitra's Plywood Mobiles are the result of the multiplex molding techniques of Charles and Ray Eames that they adopted in the 1940s.