Fredericia

The Pon table by Jasper Morrison can be used as a stand-alone furniture or combined in a group with different heights.

The Frederica's Vodder chaise longue is optica forma in the style of designer Arne Vodder, which is why it was also placed in his own living room.

Space Copenhagen designed Swoon for Fredericia to fill the gap between a conventional lounge chair and a typical armchair

The modern and elegant Fredericia oak bench Mogensen 3171 has strong references to the lightness of original Danish modern furniture.

The Gallery stool was a major design breakthrough when it was launched in 1998. A unique design by Hans Sandgren Jakobsen for Fredericia design.

This table is a the perfect side table placed next to a sofa or an armchair.

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

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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The Flamingo chair by Fredericia is named after its bird-like shape, as the slender leg structure is reminiscent of a bird standing on one leg, while the armrests that gently bend to the side resemble wings.
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The Ox serie by Hans J. Wegner is one of the most iconic creations of this Danish designer.

Fredericia's armchair called Ditzel, as the name suggests, is a beautiful and inviting chair and a 1953 design by Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel.

Space Copenhagen designed Swoon for Fredericia to fill the gap between a conventional lounge chair and a typical armchair

Space Copenhagen designed Swoon for Fredericia to fill the gap between a conventional lounge chair and a typical armchair

Space Copenhagen designed Swoon for Fredericia to fill the gap between a conventional lounge chair and a typical armchair

The sleek lines and beautiful finishes make the Fredericia Pato chairs perfect for the modern home.