Furniture

Since 1886 Brdr. Krüger have produced timeless designs with aesthetics built on Danish midcentury modern traditions. Originally started by two brothers, Theodor and Ferdinand Krüger, as a woodturning company in Copenhagen, Denmark, Brdr. Krüger continues to produce high quality pieces 136 years later. 

FBD Møbler is a Danish furniture company that was founded in 1942 as a subsidiary of Coop amba, the Danish Consumer Cooperative Society. 

Showcasing the best of Danish and Scandinavian design, The 3 Days of Design Festival in Copenhagen (June 15-17) was a recent highlight of this year’s calendar. 

It’s getting warm in the Western Hemisphere so it’s time to freshen up the interiors…

Calming and neutral colors are the protagonists of this living area. Gentle to the touch materials such as velvet and cotton define the mood for a space where contemporary and vintage designs live together to create a relaxing environment.

Scandinavian design inspiration for the everyday, with handcrafted dining furniture and decorative objects made to withstand whatever life throws at them.

We believe that the time has come to expand our attention to the world of interiors overall.

Every year, Salone del Mobile and Fuorisalone bring together thousands of buyers, creatives and design enthusiasts from all over the world and this year was no exception. 

Arper’s Aston Club evolves the Aston design to offer sumptuous comfort contained within a striking and elegant gesture.

A beautifully crafted fusion of aesthetics, function and comfort, Carl Hansen & Søn‘s CH72 sofa was first presented in 1952.

Ardea CM by Zanotta is a bergère armchair created for conversation, a tribute to the one designed by Mollino in 1946 for Minola House.

B&B Italia’s Alys bed is a sheet of leather “pinched” in two places at the base: here is where the movement and natural inclination of the bed headboard originates.

Finn July’s Little Mother sofa is entirely handcrafted, down to the smallest detail. Finn July’s Little Mother sofa is entirely handcrafted, down to the smallest detail. It is constructed in an old-fashioned manner consisting of a solid blind frame and handsewn upholstery.

Icon of Italian design in the 1950s, the Lady armchair designed by Marco Zanuso made history with its breathtakingly modern design.

As part of their Heritage Collection, Italian manufacturer Molteni re-issued the iconic Round D.154.5 chair designed by architect and designer Gio Ponti in 1954.

The Let Lounge Chair by Sebastian Herkner and Fritz Hansen embodies the German designer’s excellent skills and signature aesthetic

Arper’s Steeve is a modern, modular system imagined for the refined home, customizable in a wide range of fabrics, leathers and finishes.

The Scandinavian-inspired structure of the Étiquette sofa by De Padova dialogues with outstanding Italian craftsmanship.

Molteni’s D.859.1 table, designed by Gio Ponti as a meeting table for up to ten people, stands out especially for its simple yet refined design.

Lightweight in form and environmental footprint, Arper’s Kata is designed with circular sustainability at its core.

Flexform’s Tessa chair designed by Antonio Citterio is a complex chair despite its simple form.

The welcoming design, natural material and strong build makes this chair a perfect companion for any dining table and even a work station.