Best sellers

Kay Bojesen design.

Hans J Wegner design, 1949 for Carl Hansen. The CH24 chair is simple and functional and is one of the most emblematic pieces of furniture of the 20^th century. Inspired by the Chinese imperial style, under the Ming Dynasty, Wegner above all wanted to create a chair which would look beautiful under every angle. Perfect for a dining room or kitchen, but can also be used to embellish a bedroom.

Arne Jacobsen design for Fritz Hansen, 1955. Arne Jacobsen’s Series 7 chair is the best-selling Danish design chair around the world. It offers multiple possibilities in terms of interior design thanks to its simple form and various finishes. It is highly appreciated in dining rooms, kitchens, restaurants and meeting rooms, but will blend into any type of environment.

Design Aino Aalto, 1932.

Echoing rings of water, this pressed glassware from 1932 is tactile proof that essential design survives the test of time.

Poul Henningsen design for Louis Poulsen.
The PH 5 lamp is designed to be hung at a low height over a table or desk and will produce moderate light for its surroundings. Now a standard in terms of Scandinavian design, the pendant generates warm, cozy, 100% glare-free light. It is available in a range of bright colors which will bring a vibrant, colorful boost to any room.

Kay Frank design for Iittala, 1958
Kartio tumblers, in glass.

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.

Seppo Koho design. Designed in wood and entirely handcrafted, the Octo or 4240 pendant will naturally embellish any interior with a contemporary or classic design. It can be hung over a dining room or living room table for a pleasant visual effect. The light diffused is soft and comfortable.

Henning Koppel design for Georg Jensen, 1970. This collection of functional clocks and weather stations by Henning Koppel is beautifully simple and elegant, and was created to subtly decorate modern interiors. Combine clock, barometer, thermometer and hydrometer to create a complete indoors weather station. Perfect as a wedding gift that will last through time.

Designer: Kay Bojesen, 1950.

Songbird, wooden figurine. 

Design, Tom Nybroe
Crystal glasses

The Round Table symphony is a table with an extension which allows to get from a small table as 4 people to the everyday life little cumbersome a big oval table when you receive people - His completely massive wooden legs offer a beautiful lightness in lines.

Arne Jacobsen design, for Stelton, 1967. The AJ Cylinda ashtray is an intriguing ashtray, which well thought-out design makes it a functional and timeless object, which attracts the eye. The revolving top allows users to quickly poor the ash and cigarette butts into the lower container to avoid unwanted smells.

Both modern and traditional, colorful yet understated, the TAK chair, easily blends into interiors of all styles, and can either complete a dining room table with elegance, or be used solo in a bedroom or office. Its stability and sturdiness also make it an excellent choice for public spaces such as town halls, hospitals and airports.

Kastehelmi plate designed by Oiva Toikka for Iittala.

The Finnish name ‘dewdrop’ refers to the circles of bubbles in the pressed glass. Inspired by Finnish nature, the dewdrops glisten like a string of pearls on grass in the morning sun. 

Duck hand made in teak designed by Hans bolling in 1959?

Glass Snowball tealight by Kosta Boda. Height 70 mm.

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.

Matti Klenell design for Ittala, 2012.

Lempi glasses are the universal drinking glasses made for any occasion, informal or spectacular. The glasses are stackable, making them the ultimate space-saver.

Erik Magnussen design, for Stelton, 1977. This innovative and colorful insulated vacuum jug combines functionality and ease of use to let you take full advantage of your moments of relaxation. The Stelton flask is perfect for welcoming friends at home, or for taking on a picnic, to always have a warm or cool drink within easy reach.

Panton cube, design Verner Panton.

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.

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.