Fredericia

Partly due to the universal design, this lounge chair fits in most environments, and also due to the wide choice of beautiful fabrics and leather types from the Fredericia upholstery range.

A design originally created in 1936 by Kaare Klint, now back in production and available after almost 90 years.

The Plan Chair is a great example of Barber & Osgerby's passion for industrial design, an ergonomic and sustainable chair, the Plan Chair!

The Plan Chair is a great example of Barber & Osgerby's passion for industrial design, an ergonomic and sustainable chair, the Plan Chair!

The Plan Chair is a great example of Barber & Osgerby's passion for industrial design, an ergonomic and sustainable chair, the Plan Chair!

The soborg collection is inspired by an international furniture design competition organized by MoMA New York in 1948.

An elegant design by Børge Mogensen from 1962 and now reintroduced by Fredericia, A true design classic!

The legendary lounge chair by Poul M. Volther from 1964 with it's unforgettable silhouette has now also appeared in a large number of films and music videos.
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The legendary lounge chair by Poul M. Volther from 1964 with it's unforgettable silhouette has now also appeared in a large number of films and music videos.
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The legendary lounge chair by Poul M. Volther from 1964 with it's unforgettable silhouette has now also appeared in a large number of films and music videos.
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The JG Table is a simple, elegant design from 1984 with a supporting structure that provides remarkable stability, as well as an intriguing design.​
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The JG Table is a simple, elegant design from 1984 with a supporting structure that provides remarkable stability, as well as an intriguing design.​
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The Seto Stool is an elegant design that combines Scandinavian and Japanese craft traditions.
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The Chaconia chair from Fredericia's is a timeless design by Nanna Ditzel from 1962. It was first presented at the Copenhagen Cabinetmaker's Guild exhibition in the 1960s, but unfortunately this chair never came into production.
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Hans J. Wegner showed an early interest in the rocking chair as a design object, and J16 was one of his first chairs ever put into production
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