The Faneeri folding chair is an example of the perfect balance between comfort and lightness of structure. The chair can be easily stored away, but even in its flat form it is elegant. The chair can be used in contract spaces, but also in a small home.
The Wire stool embodies Verner Panton's preference for geometric shapes and wire as a visual element. Wire was launched in 1981. The new edition of the lightweight, stackable stool doubles as a versatile side table.
The qualities put into this chair make the Kumu chair ideal for both private use and a variety of public environments. Kumo chairs can be left in their natural finish or painted in any colour.
Even with this simple sofa, Finn Juhl remains true to his idea of emphasising the difference between load-bearing and supporting elements by separating the backrest from the supporting frame using brass brackets.
The Baker sofa is handcrafted with a wooden frame available in oak or walnut. The upholstery is entirely hand-sewn in textile or leather, and the cushion is sprung for maximum comfort and durability.
Inspired by modern art and foreign cultures, the Chieftain Chair with its organic shapes, liberated itself from traditional Danish furniture design and strict functionalism in both shape, construction and materials.
Thanks to its simple Nordic design, the December chair is suitable for both modern and more traditional interiors in private homes or public settings such as hotels, restaurants and lobbies.
&Tradition’s Pavilion AV1 chair merges together an elegant, softly bent veneer seat and slender steel tube frame. Pavilion chairs create harmonic ambience by the dining table or as individual highlights of the room.