Lamp by Arne Jacobsen. Produced by Louis Poulsen.

The AJ Table Lamp was designed, among other lighting fixtures, for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. The AJ Table Lamp is on the same principles as the AJ floor, but due to the useability as a working desk lamp the shade has been expanded. The base of the table lamp was originally intended to accommodate an ashtray but now contributes solely to the design. Design by Arne Jacobsen.

Flag Halyard Chair by Hans Wegner. Produced by PP Furniture.

With The Flag Halyard Chair, Hans Wegner acknowledges the early modernists such as Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe, and Marcel Breuer, and proves that he too masters designs in chromium- plated steel pipes. Despite this gesture, the chair is still decidedly Wegner. The chair’s surfaces are made of plaited flag halyard with the longhaired sheepskin softening the industrial sharpness of the steel, adding comfort. The product are licensed and manufactured in Denmark.

Montana Furniture by Peter J. Lassen. Produced by Montana.

Montana Furniture was founded by Peter J. Lassen in 1982. The company is a family-owned company based in Haarby on the island of Funen in Denmark where the production takes place at a high-technological production site covering 19,000 m2. Montana has around 200 employees and has its own sales organisation in Denmark and at most European markets. Mr. Bjørn Thygesen is the General Manager and Mr. Joakim Lassen is Design & Communication Manager.

Montana Furniture produces and supplies storage systems, tables, and chairs for homes and modern office environments. Montana is designed by Peter J. Lassen. The flexible modular sys-tem and the inspiring colour palette offer freedom to create your own personal room and to per-sonalize your style. Montana’s table and chair series are designed by Arne Jacobsen, Verner Panton, Andreas Hansen, Peter J. Lassen, Joakim Lassen and the architects Schmidt Hammer Lassen.

Charles Sofa by Antonio Citterio. Produced by B&B Italia.


Milanese furniture designer Antonio Citterio´s sofa Charles can be configured almost any way from a selection of sixteen modular elements. The low profile keeps everything close to the ground, and the now much-copied L-shaped aluminum legs give it the perfect mix of simplicity and balance.

Charles sofa line it´s manufactured by B&B Italia. A very comfortable seat, the sofa is a welcoming shelter to lie down in: these attributes are offered by the revisited Charles system by Antonio Citterio, which has long been a classic of interior design and has enjoyed consistent marked sucess since it´s introduction in 1997. A new depth has reshaped it´s look to meet the growing demand of consumers who prefer a larger model.

Spanish Chair by Borge Mogensen. Produced by Fredericia Furniture.

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Teema dinnerware by Kaj Franck. Produced by Iittala.

Based on bold, geometric forms, every Teema piece is part of a larger thought system where everything fits with everything. Kaj Franck found the basic forms simply irresistible, and spent his time reducing all that was excessive, until only the essential remained. Every piece is designed with a practical and functional aspect. Mixing these features and combining them with other dishes will give you an endless range of innovative, colourful table settings. Teema fits in well at family gatherings, as well as in more formal settings. The Teema series is highly versatile and an ideal accompaniment to the entire Iittala range.

Sofa Poeten by Finn Juhl. Produced by Hansen & Sørensen.

Finn Juhl designed Poeten for his own home in 1941 - and I'm guessing that home was tall and not that spacious, judging by the proportions of the sofa. Today this sofa represents a part of Danish cultural history and modern furniture that exudes values that have more or less disappeared in these days of fleeting fancies. Poeten is made to the finest manufacturing standards with hand-sewn upholstery, and its legs come in several different types of wood. Inspired by "free art".

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