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This chair was originally designed in 1965 for furniture manufacturer Holger Christiansen, but the V11 armchair has since grown into one of Wikkelsø's most successful creations.

The 402 is one of the chairs that Alvar Aalto introduced in 1933 in London at the exhibition of the Fortnum & Mason department store.

The 402 is one of the chairs that Alvar Aalto introduced in 1933 in London at the exhibition of the Fortnum & Mason department store.

Tanja Kirst's collection emerged from this artist's project 'Re: Thinking Hemp', which aims to produce raw textile materials from sustainably grown hemp.

Tanja Kirst's collection emerged from this artist's project 'Re: Thinking Hemp', which aims to produce raw textile materials from sustainably grown hemp.

Tanja Kirst's collection emerged from this artist's project 'Re: Thinking Hemp', which aims to produce raw textile materials from sustainably grown hemp.

Tanja Kirst's collection emerged from this artist's project 'Re: Thinking Hemp', which aims to produce raw textile materials from sustainably grown hemp.

The modern Klip wall lamp with its elegant design is functional and illuminates every dark corner because it rotates 360°.

This beautiful reinterpretation of the classic Alvar Aalto lounge chair 401 comes in beautiful variants and is very comfortable thanks to the high back.

This beautiful reinterpretation of the classic Alvar Aalto lounge chair 401 comes in beautiful variants and is very comfortable thanks to the high back.

The voluminous Artek 400 chair, also called Tank, is a top design from the 19th century by Alvar Aalto, designed for the Triennial fair in Milan.

The voluminous Artek 400 chair, also called Tank, is a top design from the 19th century by Alvar Aalto, designed for the Triennial fair in Milan.

This luxurious Gubi mirror is inspired by the classic aesthetics of 18th century make-up mirrors, an elegant design by Gam-Fratesi.

This mirror from Gubi is inspired by the classic aesthetics of 18th century make-up mirrors, a design by GamFratesi.

Thanks to the special shoji paper of which the lamp is made, the cold light from the light source is converted into a beautiful, warm light.