Design Furniture

The industrial Adam stool has a minimalist steel base made by a local blacksmith from Copenhagen and the seat is made of solid solid oak.

The Adam stool from the Danish label is minimalist and industrial with an oak seat and a powder-lacquered base in calming colors.

The minimalist steel base is made by a local blacksmith from Copenhagen and over the years this leather chair has a beautiful patina

This beautiful stool is available in oiled pine and dark stained pine. The AML Stool is a petite furniture object for everyday interiors.

The Birch Artek chair 66 is a design from 1935 with a recognizable backrest, and is one of the most popular dining room chairs by designer Alvar Aalto.

This beautiful reinterpretation of the classic Alvar Aalto lounge chair 401 comes in beautiful variants and is very comfortable thanks to the high back.

This beautiful reinterpretation of the classic Alvar Aalto lounge chair 401 comes in beautiful variants and is very comfortable thanks to the high back.

The 402 is one of the chairs that Alvar Aalto introduced in 1933 in London at the exhibition of the Fortnum & Mason department store.

The 402 is one of the chairs that Alvar Aalto introduced in 1933 in London at the exhibition of the Fortnum & Mason department store.

Thanks to the slim, three-quarter moon shape steel base, the Artek Side Table 606 is easy to place close to an armchair, sofa or bed. Minimal and elegant design by Aino Aalto.

Arteks table 86 Ais the timeless design by Alvar Aalto from 1935. The top of the large, rectangular dining table is made of birch. An elegant and timeless design.

Thanks to the timeless and simple design, this Artek table also fits in with our contemporary home style.

The Artek 915 side table by Alvar Aalto is a timeless design classic from Finland, which Alvar Aalto designed in 1932 for the Paimio Sanatorium.

The Artek 915 side table by Alvar Aalto is a timeless design classic from Finland, which Alvar Aalto designed in 1932 for the Paimio Sanatorium.

The Armchair 42 was created as part of the overall project of the Paimio Sanatorium under the direction of Alvar Aalto in 1931.