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Arne Jacobsen design for Louis Poulsen. Today considered an icon of Scandinavian design, the AJ table lamp stands for elegance and simplicity. It will easily find its place on a desk, table or worktop in any room, for precise and controlled illumination. Now available in 8 different colors, it will blend into any type of interior.
Poul Henningsen design for Louis Poulsen, 1926. The PH 3/2 table lamp in white opal glass, is both modern and elegant and diffuses soft glare-free light. It looks just as good placed on a low table as it does on a shelf, chest of drawers or desk for high-quality ambient lighting.
Poul Henningsen design for Louis Poulsen, 1926. Well known for its unique sculptural style, the PH Snowball pendant continues to inspire interior designers around the world. Both lamp and artistic masterpiece, it is suitable for the general lighting of small rooms and offers high quality lighting of an incredible beauty.
Hans Wegner design for Carl Hansen. Round coffee table, on a base of 3 feet, entirely in solid wood.
Design Kirsi Gullichsen, 2005Assymetrically shaped rounded coffee table.
Design, 1987. Originally this chair was designed by Hans J. Wegner for the DSB (Danish Rail) ferries.
Design, Ingmar Relling. Easy chair flexible and lightweight, wood structure and leather cushions on stretched canvas, with a headrest.
Design Finn Juhl, 1956In 1956, Finn Juhl designed the TurningTray. Today the original trays are on display at Finn Juhl's house in Charlottenlund, Denmark, now a museum.
Season candleholder by Georg Jensen. Candleholder for 4 candles crafted in stainless steel
Cobra candlesticks designed by Constantin Wortmann for Georg Jensen. Candlesticks in stainless steel, mirror finish Medium H 200mm
Alvar Aalto design for Iittala. Height - 160 mm Different colors are available.
Hans J. Wegner design for Carl Hansen, 1985/2005. The perfect bar stool for modern interiors with open plan kitchens or other open spaces. Why not invite your guests to sit down and enjoy a chat over a drink while you are busy in the kitchen? Its upholstered seat makes it extremely comfortable.
Hans J. Wegner design for Carl Hansen. The L37 pendant, or simply « The Pendant », is a great classic in the Danish design world. Vertically adjustable thanks to its integrated handle, the elegantly designed L37 pendant is particularly suitable for rooms with high ceilings, and looks especially good hung above a dining room table or kitchen worktop. A...
Harrit- Sørensen and Samson design, 2009. Inspired by nature’s snowdrop flower, the Snowdrop floor lamp, or Perce-neige, combines both high-quality craftsmanship and modern design, to bring a touch of freshness and novelty to your home.
Biilmann Petersen design, 1948. The Klint 343 table lamp is a functional lamp with a classic design. Its stand in green or blue glass brings colour to the room, while its pleated shade lets out soft, diffuse light and creates a particularly serene atmosphere around it. Can be placed on entry tables, bedside tables, living room tables or desks.
Louise Campbell design for Louis Poulsen. LC Shutters is a functional and decorative pendant which provides evenly distributed light. The lampshade’s structure creates a unique display of light and shadows and diffuses light in a remarkable fashion around the room. Ideal for illuminating dining or conference room tables, or for the general lighting of any...
Verner Panton design, 1969. The Panto lamp by Verner Panton is an original pendant with a futuristic design. Available in two sizes, it can be placed over a dining room table or counter, for targeted lighting. The lamp with its unique, timeless design, will definitely attract attention, whether on or off.
Verner Panton design, 1969. The VP Globe lamp by Verner Panton, is an original pendant, with a futuristic design. Available in two sizes and with two finishes, it can just as well be used for dining room table or desk lighting, or be placed in the corner of a room for high-quality decorative lighting. Its long black fabric cable makes it ideal for use in...
Verner Panton design, 1977. The onion lamp combines quality of light and originality of the structure. It can be placed on the floor, in a staircase or on a table for soft, dimmed lighting. The indirect lighting, diffused between the strips, is harmonious and brings a sense of lightness to the room.
Verner Panton design, 1960. Full moon, new moon or first quarter, the choice is yours with Verner Panton’s moon lamp, inspired by the stars. Create magical light and shade effects, in any room of the house: bedroom, living room or dining room. Available in two sizes for extra flexibility.
James Irvine design. The Irvine w082 desk lamp is wonderfully simple. Its minimalist design allows it to fulfill the functions of a lamp, no more, no less. Irvine w082 provides warm white light with a dimmer, and can be used either at home, or at the office.
Jean-Marie Massaud design. This elegant desk lamp, with its minimalist design, produces soft, glare-free light, prefect for focusing on work, or reading. The angle of the light is adjustable thanks to its magnetic base, which allows for optimal lighting in every situation.
Like the butcher’s chopping block, Skagerak Denmark’s teak chopping boards are made of solid cross-cut wooden blocks. In addition to an elegant, slightly rustic appearance, this cross-cut feature increases their durability and reduces the wear on the knife.
Hans J. Wegner design for Carl Hansen, 1985/2005. The perfect bar stool for modern interiors with open plan kitchens or other open spaces. Why not invite your guests to sit down and enjoy a chat over a drink while you are busy in the kitchen? Its upholstered seat makes it extremely comfortable.
Dania stool enables people of all ages to get what they’re reaching for throughout the home by providing that little extra boost. The stool is safe to use and beautifully designed
The elegant stool can be used throughout the home as a footstool, side table, bedside table, and much more besides.
The Cutter bench by Niels Hvass has countless possible uses. It can grace the façade of your house or a corner of the garden, provide a place to sit down or a surface to put things on in the hall or bathroom.
Perfect for storing gloves, scarves, caps and bicycle lamps in the hall. Or toys in the nursery. The box is equipped with practical wheels so it fits perfectly under a Cutter Bench or stool.
Despite its light appearance, the Cutter Wardrobe by Niels Hvass can hold considerable amounts of clothing. The Cutter Wardrobe is an all-in-one solution with hat shelf, hanger stand and hooks.
The stringent design of the Cutter Coat Rack by Niels Hvass is perfect for rooms where layout or limited space prevents the use of the deep Cutter Wardrobe.
The Cutter Mini-Wardrobe by Niels Hvass is a very stylistically pure collection of shelves that, despite its modest size, incorporates a hanger rail, four hooks and a hat shelf. A practical little Cutter Box for gloves and caps can be placed on the shelf.
The Pilot Coat Hanger by Nina Tolstrup is the ultimate clothes hanger, elegant, beautiful and streamlined. It even has a practical hook for a scarf or bag.
The Fionia Stool by Jens Quistgaard is an expression of brilliant design and workmanship. The stool is elegant even when folded. It can be used in every room of the home, as a footstool, side table, bedside table or as a stand for flowers.
This folding Vendia chair is flexible, smart and comfortable to sit on. Its size also makes it ideal for small balconies, patios or kitchens.
Hans J. Wegner design for Carl Hansen. The L37 pendant, or simply « The Pendant », is a great classic in the Danish design world. Vertically adjustable thanks to its integrated handle, the elegantly designed L37 pendant is particularly suitable for rooms with high ceilings, and looks especially good hung above a dining room table or kitchen worktop. A...
Harrit- Sørensen and Samson design, 2009. Inspired by nature’s snowdrop flower, the Snowdrop floor lamp, or Perce-neige, combines both high-quality craftsmanship and modern design, to bring a touch of freshness and novelty to your home.
Biilmann Petersen design, 1948. The Klint 343 table lamp is a functional lamp with a classic design. Its stand in green or blue glass brings colour to the room, while its pleated shade lets out soft, diffuse light and creates a particularly serene atmosphere around it. Can be placed on entry tables, bedside tables, living room tables or desks.
Louise Campbell design for Louis Poulsen. LC Shutters is a functional and decorative pendant which provides evenly distributed light. The lampshade’s structure creates a unique display of light and shadows and diffuses light in a remarkable fashion around the room. Ideal for illuminating dining or conference room tables, or for the general lighting of any...
Verner Panton design, 1969. The Panto lamp by Verner Panton is an original pendant with a futuristic design. Available in two sizes, it can be placed over a dining room table or counter, for targeted lighting. The lamp with its unique, timeless design, will definitely attract attention, whether on or off.
Verner Panton design, 1969. The VP Globe lamp by Verner Panton, is an original pendant, with a futuristic design. Available in two sizes and with two finishes, it can just as well be used for dining room table or desk lighting, or be placed in the corner of a room for high-quality decorative lighting. Its long black fabric cable makes it ideal for use in...
Verner Panton design, 1977. The onion lamp combines quality of light and originality of the structure. It can be placed on the floor, in a staircase or on a table for soft, dimmed lighting. The indirect lighting, diffused between the strips, is harmonious and brings a sense of lightness to the room.
Verner Panton design, 1960. Full moon, new moon or first quarter, the choice is yours with Verner Panton’s moon lamp, inspired by the stars. Create magical light and shade effects, in any room of the house: bedroom, living room or dining room. Available in two sizes for extra flexibility.
James Irvine design. The Irvine w082 desk lamp is wonderfully simple. Its minimalist design allows it to fulfill the functions of a lamp, no more, no less. Irvine w082 provides warm white light with a dimmer, and can be used either at home, or at the office.
Jean-Marie Massaud design. This elegant desk lamp, with its minimalist design, produces soft, glare-free light, prefect for focusing on work, or reading. The angle of the light is adjustable thanks to its magnetic base, which allows for optimal lighting in every situation.
Ilse Crawford design. There is a reason why the Studioilse desk lamp has been awarded major design prices. Oddly decorative and very functional, the lamp is ideal for reading or office work lighting. The combination of different materials gives it an elaborate yet unpretentious look.
Poul Henningsen design, by Louis Poulsen PH 80 floor lamp. The red tint of the top diffusor gives the light a warm and welcoming glow, perfect for lightening up dining rooms or sitting areas, where it can also be used as a reading lamp. Its soft light makes it particularly appreciated in bedrooms.
Like the butcher’s chopping block, Skagerak Denmark’s teak chopping boards are made of solid cross-cut wooden blocks. In addition to an elegant, slightly rustic appearance, this cross-cut feature increases their durability and reduces the wear on the knife.
This storage box is very handy and unobtrusive and will fit anywhere in your home.
The Fionia Tray is a true classic. It was actually the first gift item produced by Skagerak Denmark and is now an icon of classic Danish design. The tray is a common feature of many Danish homes and makes a perfect gift.
Maria Berntsen design for Stelton. Beautiful Stelton salad or fruit bowl in bamboo and stainless steel
Designer: Ritva PuotilaTable runner made of paper yarn, woven onto a cotton warp.
Designer: Ritva PuotilaPlace mats made of paper yarn, woven onto a cotton warp. There are Three designs available: Morning, Open Sky and Vista. The basic colours are natural, black, white and stone.
Arne Jacobsen design by Georg Jensen, 1957. A beautiful cutlery gift box with 24 pieces signed Arne Jacobsen. The box includes large and small spoons, large forks and knifes. Their futuristic design and sleek lines are certainly key to their success. Perfect as a wedding gift.
Mitra cutlery gift box, designed by Gundorph Albertus for Georg Jensen, 1941
Henning Koppel design for Georg Jensen, 1963 New York cutlery set in stainless steel.
Bernadotte cutlery by Georg Jensen. In many ways, the BERNADOTTE collection is classicaly Georg Jensen. Constructed in sterling silver, it is both timeless and commited to a rich history, its provenance is Scandinavian and yet it is admired all over the world.
Harald Nielsen design for Georg Jensen, 1926Designer Harald Nielsen had a lifelong relationship working with silver. He joined the compagny as an apprentice in 1909.
Barth Nussbaumer design for Georg Jensen, 2006. Watch Concave Sunray 316 for women. Also available: decoration with 60 diamonds and black dial or 120 diamonds and white dial.
Bird family members are capable to transform their moods like any human being.
Design Poul Kjaerholm, 1963.In 1963 Poul Kjærholm furnished the City Hall in the Danish town Fredericia.
Design Finn Juhl, 1956In 1956, Finn Juhl designed the TurningTray. Today the original trays are on display at Finn Juhl's house in Charlottenlund, Denmark, now a museum.
Philip Bro Ludvigsen design for Georg Jensen. BONBONNIERE LEGACY in zinc, chromed, veneered alloyAvailable in 2 sizes. 120mm - 160 mm
Design, Maria BerntsenCandlestick in stainless steel, maximum diameter 70 mm.
Season candleholder by Georg Jensen. Candleholder for 4 candles crafted in stainless steel
Cobra candlesticks designed by Constantin Wortmann for Georg Jensen. Candlesticks in stainless steel, mirror finish Medium H 200mm
Candlestick by Georg Jensen, crafted in stainless steel. 44cm. From the Masterpieces collection
Leaf bowls by Helle Damkjær for Georg Jensen. Bowls crafted in stainless steel, mirror.
Alvar Aalto design by Iittala. Wooden Aalto tray in oak oiled.Dimensions :Big, 436 *355 mmSmall, 257 * 210 mm
Like the butcher’s chopping block, Skagerak Denmark’s teak chopping boards are made of solid cross-cut wooden blocks. In addition to an elegant, slightly rustic appearance, this cross-cut feature increases their durability and reduces the wear on the knife.
Erik Magnussen design for Stelton. The Stelton oil lamp in frosted glass provides beautiful mesmerizing light and encourages relaxation. It can be used outdoors to illuminate garden tables and patios in summer, or indoors to create a warm and friendly atmosphere in winter.
Bird family members are capable to transform their moods like any human being.
Cobra candlesticks designed by Constantin Wortmann for Georg Jensen. Candlesticks in stainless steel, mirror finish Medium H 200mm
Maria Berntsen design for Georg Jensen.Gold plated candleholder Glow, 24 carat. Also available in stainless steel.
Design, Flemming Eskildsen, Chistmas Classics, for Georg Jensen.Christmas star plated in 24 carat gold. For decorating a christmas tree. Red cord.
Maria Berntsen design for Georg Jensen.Candleholder in plated gold, 24 carat / stainless steel matte finish, black matte.Dimensions: 90 x 260mm
Maria Berntsen design for Georg Jensen.Harmony goldplated 24 carat candleholder, 24. Also availabe in stainless steel. Dimensions: 143 x 116 x 419 mm
Design, Starfluted Christmas, Royal Copenhagen.Bowl for christmas in royal porcelain.Dimensions: 30 cl
Design, Starfluted Christmas by Royal Copenhagen.Deep plate in royal porcelain with Christmas decoration.Dimensions: 240mm
Design, Starfluted Christmas by Royal Copenhagen.Plate in royal porcelain with christmas decoration.Dimensions: 220mm
Scandinavian design has its origins in the special relationship between the Nordic countries - Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland - with the environment. Nature is, in fact, the main source of inspiration for artists and Scandinavian designers and results in a ubiquitous furniture and wooden objects, with clean lines.
Scandinavian design, as we know it today, comes from the will of the designers of the 1920s and 1930s - Kaare Klint, Mogens Koch and Alvar Aalto - to create aesthetic, functional and accessible to all furniture, building focus on the specific needs of the human body.
The spirit of Scandinavian design can be defined in the creation of beautiful objects whose purpose is to simplify and improve everyday life in the home.
It was also during the 20s and 30s Kay Bojesen specialist figurines and wooden animals and Georg Jensen, the Danish master silversmith, created their finest works.
If the furniture and knew immediately a huge success in their respective countries, it was only after the Second World War that the phenomenon of Scandinavian design really gained momentum internationally. The golden age of Nordic design was without question the 50s and 60s many exhibitions worldwide propelled innovative creations of the most talented Scandinavian designers, including Arne Jacobsen, Borge Mogensen, Verner Panton and Hans Wegner, internationally. This is the case of the famous Panton chair by Verner Panton in the early 50s, the first chair made entirely of molded plastic, or later the Egg Chair by Arne Jacobsen chair with its wrap-avant-garde and vibrant colors.
The success of Scandinavian creations internationally also strongly influenced the modernist movement in Europe and North America.
Since 1990, groups of young designers gave a new face to Scandinavian design bringing modernist ideas and experimenting with new forms and materials.
Scandinavian design has established itself as a timeless trend. Some furniture, lighting and cult objects of Scandinavian designers of yesteryear have become true icons and continue to be produced and used worldwide. Everyone today knows the famous Egg chair by Arne Jacobsen, CH24 Wishbone chair by Hans Wegner and Poul Henningsen PH lamps. The Nordic countries and perpetuate their unique know-how in the world for manufacturing quality furniture: woodworking, high cabinet, manufacturing and garment fabrics, weaving tradition (Sweden) ... With the strength of the many artisans teach their know-how from generation to generation.
Danish shop offers both the greatest classics that have survived the times, staying in the excellence of their time, and also new Scandinavian designers who meet the requirements of quality products.