Archive of Sold Scandinavian Design Pieces
Archive of sold pieces, documented from 2026 onward.
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Diabolo
Lighting 2026This pair of "Diabolo" pendant lamps, produced by the historic Danish manufacturer Lyfa in the 1960s, perfectly embodies the essence of mid-century Scandinavian design through simple, symmetrical, and elegant lines, measuring 24 cm in height and 33 cm in diameter. The bell-shaped shade flares gently outwards and closes at the top with a distinctive reverse funnel element that conceals the wiring. The true signature detail of the piece is the radially arranged fine slot perforation on the upper section: a refined engineering solution designed to dissipate bulb heat while simultaneously creating a striking atmospheric glow by projecting indirect light upwards. Although the design is sometimes attributed to the company's famous Design Director, Jo Hammerborg, there is no documentary evidence to support this claim, leaving the charm and mystery of this vintage lighting classic completely intact.
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B93
Lighting 2026The Model B93 is an elegant table lamp designed by the Swedish master Hans-Agne Jakobsson during the 1950s and 60s for his own firm in Markaryd. It features a minimalist aesthetic characterized by a slender, tapered solid brass stem and a circular base, topped with a delicate frosted opal glass globe. This combination of materials ensures a soft, warm, and glare-free light, embodying the sophisticated Mid-Century Scandinavian approach to atmosphere and form. Approx. dimensions: H. 37 cm, Ø 16 cm.
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Farmor
Seating 2026The "Farmor" armchair is an authentic creation by the celebrated Swedish designer Carl Malmsten, who designed it in 1956 by blending traditional Scandinavian craftsmanship with modern, enveloping comfort. This masterpiece by Malmsten features sinuous lines and a high backrest enhanced by the characteristic integrated headrest cushion, all supported by elegant solid wood legs. In terms of dimensions, the model boasts an overall height of approximately 100-103 cm, a width of 72-76 cm, a depth of 81-85 cm, and a seat height from the floor of 41-43 cm.
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Samsas
Sofa 2026This two-seat sofa is the very rare Lilla Samsas version designed by Carl Malmsten and produced by O.H. Sjögren, making it a much more unusual and sought-after collector's item compared to the classic three-seat model. Despite its compact dimensions—measuring 155 cm in length, 79 cm in depth, and 85 cm in total height (with a seat height of 42 cm)—the piece fully retains its Scandinavian design charm, thanks to its button-tufted backrest and iconic tapered wooden legs.
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Table lamps
Lighting 2026This elegant pair of mid-century modern "mushroom" table lamps was manufactured by the renowned Swedish lighting company Bergboms. Showcasing a striking minimalist aesthetic, each lamp is crafted entirely from polished brass and features a grand, hemispherical dome shade with a diameter of 44 cm that reflects a rich, golden luster. While sharing an identical dome size and a solid circular base measuring 23 cm in diameter, the two lamps feature asymmetrical heights, with the left lamp standing at 65 cm and the right lamp at 60 cm. Supported by a slender cylindrical stem and equipped with a classic pull-chain switch dangling beneath the shade, these Swedish design pieces beautifully merge functional timelessness with a refined silhouette tailored to cast a warm, atmospheric glow downward.
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Löken
Lighting 2026The Löken pendant lamp (meaning "Onion" in Swedish), designed by architect Helge Zimdal for the Falkenbergs Belysning manufactory in the 1960s, represents one of the highest expressions of Mid-Century Scandinavian lighting design. This refined four-piece set features individual shades with a diameter of 20 cm (7.88 in) and a lamp body height of 21 cm (8.27 in). It stands out for its polished solid brass shades, characterized by a smooth, organic silhouette that gently flares outward toward the bottom before narrowing into an elegant chalice-like curve near the vertical rod attachment. The mirrored metallic surface, entirely seamless, is meticulously engineered to reflect ambient room light while casting an intimate, downward-directed beam, highlighting the naturally warm, golden finish of period brass.
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Kastor
Lighting 2026The lamp shown in the image is the famous Kastor pendant light, designed by Jo Hammerborg for Fog & Mørup in the 1960s. This model stands out for its sculptural, futuristic structure in a polished gold finish (brushed brass), composed of a series of vertical, pointed slats arranged in a circle. This interlocking composition has a height of 37-38 cm (approx. 14.5 inches) and a diameter of 24-25 cm (approx. 9.5 inches). The design cleverly shields the central bulb, diffusing a soft light both upwards and downwards through the slats while eliminating any direct glare.
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B-03
Lighting 2026The Bergboms B-03 is an elegant Swedish floor lamp from the 1960s, a perfect example of minimalist Scandinavian Mid-Century design. Crafted entirely from polished brass, it features a slender adjustable telescopic stem with an overall height of 132 cm, resting on a solid circular base with a diameter of 20 cm. Its defining feature is a 15 cm cylindrical white fabric shade, which brings the total depth of the structure to approximately 30 cm; the shade is mounted on an adjustable swivel joint that allows the light beam to be directed at will, making it a versatile reading or ambient lamp.
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Mod. 63 603
Lighting 2026The Fagerhults Belysning Mod. 63 603 is a stunning pair of mid-century Scandinavian floor lamps, featuring a minimalist, geometric, and highly refined design. The structure stands out for its low-profile circular base and a slender vertical stem made of polished brass, which add visual elegance and warmth to any space. Crowning the top is the distinctive cone-shaped white lampshade (often nicknamed a "Chinese hat"), topped with an elegant pointed metallic finial that matches the golden finish of the body. This model perfectly captures the Swedish aesthetic of the 1960s and 1970s, seamlessly blending the geometric functionality of the diffusers with the timeless elegance of metal detailing. Height: 160 cm Base diameter: 25 cm Shade diameter: 60 cm
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G 110 floor lamp
Lighting 2026This refined model G 110 floor lamp, also widely known as the "Fringe" lamp, is an iconic mid-century Scandinavian design created by Swedish designer Hans-Agne Jakobsson in the 1960s. It stands at a total height of 142 cm. Its slender brass structure features a cascading lampshade with a diameter of 38 cm, made of multiple layers of forest green textile fringes that filter the light to create a soft, glare-free glow.
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E 1161
Lighting 2026The ASEA E 1161 table lamp is a refined example of Swedish modernist lighting from the 1930s and 1940s. It stands out for its sleek and elegant silhouette, standing at a total height of 58 cm. The structure features a wide white opal glass cup with a diameter of 18 cm that diffuses a soft, even light, supported by a slender stem lacquered in gray or white. The circular base, measuring 16 cm in diameter, and the joint details are crafted from polished brass. This creates a sophisticated contrast typical of Scandinavian functionalism from that era, often attributed to a collaboration with the historic Böhlmarks manufacturer.
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Mod. 2454
Candlestick 2026The Svenskt Tenn Model 2454 is a rare and exquisite nine-armed brass candelabra designed by the legendary architect Josef Frank in the 1950s. Standing at approximately 30 cm in height and measuring around 30 cm in width, this modernist masterpiece features an intricate, filigree-like tree structure made of delicate brass rods resting on a slender three-legged base.The nine candle holders, complete with circular drip pans, are specifically designed to accommodate slim candles with a diameter of 1.3 to 1.5 cm.
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MAE 24
Lighting 2026This vintage Swedish mid-century modern table lamp, produced by Möllers Armatur Eskilstuna (MAE 24), stands approximately 36.5 cm tall wit a diameter of 26,5 cm and features a sleek, functionalist design. It combines a refined brass body and base with a distinct plastic shade, showcasing a classic combination of materials typical of Scandinavian lighting from the 1950s and 1960s.
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Ceiling lamps
Lighting 2026Suspension in matte polished brass, with crown-shaped decoration in curved brass wire at the top, shades in frosted clear glass with polished decoration, height 90, diameter of shades 33 cm.
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MK Bookcase System
Cabinet 2026The image features six solid oak modular bookcases from the iconic MK Bookcase System, designed by Danish architect Mogens Koch in 1928. Arranged here in a clean layout of three columns and two rows, each individual square module measures 76 x 76 cm with a standard depth of 27.5 cm, bringing the total setup to a width of 228 cm and a height of 152 cm. This functionalist masterpiece is celebrated for its mathematical versatility, as each unit can be rotated 90 degrees to change the internal shelf heights for different book sizes. The design beautifully highlights the natural wood grain and exquisite cabinetmaker craftsmanship, showcasing the elegant dovetail joints on the corners that have made this system a timeless staple of Scandinavian modernism.
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B140
Lighting 2026The Model B140, widely known as the Fringe table lamp, is one of the most iconic designs by Hans-Agne Jakobsson, produced in Markaryd, Sweden, during the 1960s. This sophisticated piece features a solid brass structure consisting of a curved arm that supports a pendant-style shade. The shade is famously composed of multiple layers of silk fabric fringes—available in various colors like off-white, green, or red—which conceal the light source to create a soft, warm, and atmospheric glow. Standing approximately 62 cm tall with 25 of depth the lamp is a prime example of Jakobsson’s ability to combine industrial materials with tactile, organic elements, making it a highly collectible specimen of Mid-Century Modern Scandinavian lighting.
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AT312
Tables 2026This is a vintage, expandable XL dining table, model AT-312, designed by the master of Danish modernism Hans J. Wegner for Andreas Tuck during the 1950s and 1960s. Featuring a solid oak frame and elegantly tapered legs, this rarer 160 cm version offers an exceptional scale, expanding smoothly up to 280 cm in length via its two integrated Dutch-extension leaves. With a generous depth of 100 cm, its clean geometric lines and gently curved apron perfectly showcase the masterful craftsmanship and timeless functionality characteristic of mid-century Scandinavian design.
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Set of 3
Tables 2026This is a vintage nesting set of three tables designed by Severin Hansen for Haslev Møbelsnedkeri in Denmark during the 1960s. Crafted from rich, highly figured rosewood, the tables feature clean geometric lines and iconic mitered joints where the tapered legs meet the rectangular tops. Their space-saving design allows them to slide smoothly underneath one another, with dimensions ranging from the largest table (approx. 52x59x37 cm) to the medium one (47x48x35 cm) and the smallest (41x38x35 cm), beautifully showcasing the masterful craftsmanship typical of mid-century Scandinavian modern design.
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China low bookcases
Cabinet 2026This exceptional modular system featuring a pair of matching low bookcases belongs to the celebrated 'China Series' (Model 152), designed by Danish master Børge Mogensen in 1954 for C.M. Madsen and produced during the 1960s by FDB Møbler. Inspired by the rigorous lines of traditional Asian cabinetmaking, the set epitomizes Scandinavian functionalism through a refined dual-tone material composition. The upper shelving unit is constructed from premium teak wood in warm, rich brown hues, showcasing a striking natural grain and featuring height-adjustable shelves. Both units rest on their distinctive, elevated solid oak base, visually lightened by the iconic 45-degree diagonal corner brackets at the joints. Each individual cabinet features the following dimensions: 122 cm in width, 113 cm in height, and 26 cm in depth. The set is in excellent vintage condition, beautifully preserving its rich original patina.
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Model 234 "China Series"
Cabinet 2026The piece is a large double chest of drawers in warm honey oak tones, the iconic Model 234 from the celebrated 'China Series' designed by Danish master Børge Mogensen and produced by FDB Møbler. The furniture features extremely clean and rigorous geometric lines that blend Scandinavian minimalism with the structural inspiration of traditional Chinese cabinetmaking. The front is divided in a perfectly symmetrical way into eight drawers arranged in two columns of four, each fitted with a small, elegant T-shaped polished brass handle positioned in the center. The natural wood grain runs continuously and horizontally across the fronts, emphasizing the width of the piece. The main body rests on a solid, raised base with four square legs, visually lightened by characteristic 45-degree diagonal corner brackets at the joints—a distinctive element that highlights its minimal design and balanced proportions. The piece is in excellent vintage condition, preserving a beautiful original patina that enhances both its historical value and aesthetic appeal. The piece features the following dimensions: 122 cm in width, 94 cm in height, and 45 cm in depth.
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PK33
Seating 2026Designed in 1959 by Poul Kjærholm for E. Kold Christensen (now produced by Fritz Hansen), the PK33 stool is a pinnacle of minimalist mid-century Danish design. The piece features a perfectly circular, detachable cushion upholstered in rich tan leather that shows a beautiful, authentic vintage patina. The cushion rests elegantly upon a circular painted ring, which is supported by a distinctive three-legged base crafted from matte, spring-loaded flat steel. Each leg curves gracefully at the top and terminates in small black protective plastic glides at the feet, embodying Kjærholm’s signature mastery of combining industrial steel with warm, organic materials. Height: 33 cm (13 in) Diameter: 52 cm (20.48 in) Seat height: 33 cm (13 in)
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Oak bookcase 'China'
Cabinet 2026Designed by Børge Mogensen in 1954 and produced during the 1960s by FDB Møbler (crafted by C.M. Madsens), the 'China Series' oak bookcase is a prime example of minimalist Scandinavian functionalism mixed with Asian influences. This modular piece is constructed from high-quality solid and veneered oak, showcasing clean architectural lines and a rich natural wood grain. It features height-adjustable open wooden shelves that provide versatile storage configuration for books and display objects. The entire upper shelving unit is balanced upon a distinctive, elegantly lifted solid wooden base with characteristic angled corner brackets, adding visual lightness and structural durability to the pure design. The piece features the following dimensions: 122 cm in width, 160 cm in height, and 26 cm in depth. It is in excellent vintage condition, preserving a beautiful original patina that enhances both its historical value and aesthetic appeal.
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T608
Lighting 2026This Hans-Agne Jakobsson T608 three-arm pendant light, designed and produced in Markaryd, Sweden during the 1960s, is an iconic representation of Scandinavian mid-century modern lighting. The fixture features a polished brass structure with three elegant, curved tubular arms extending from a central vertical stem, each holding a circular shade adorned with layers of delicate, well-preserved dusty rose silk fringes. This signature fringed design allows the light to filter through softly, creating an exceptionally warm, diffused, and glare-free illumination characteristic of Jakobsson's masterful work with ambient lighting textiles.
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Flag Halyard -GE 225
Seating 2026The selected region features the iconic Flag Halyard Chair (model PP225), designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1950. It is a masterpiece of mid-century Scandinavian design, characterized by a solid stainless steel frame and a seat made of 240 meters of specially developed flag line (halyard). This particular version showcases a striking contrast between the industrial steel base and the organic textures of the natural sheepskin throw and the bright orange neck cushion, which is secured by leather straps. The chair's low, reclining silhouette is designed for ultimate relaxation, blending modernist industrial aesthetics with traditional craftsmanship.
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Mod.853
Candlestick 2026This pair of solid brass candlesticks is a quintessential example of Mid-Century Modern Scandinavian design, created by the renowned Danish designer Jens Harald Quistgaard in 1956 for Dansk Designs. Part of the celebrated Model 853, they feature a sleek, slender silhouette that elegantly flares outward toward the bottom, resembling an upturned trumpet. The clean, rigorous profile stretches upward to a distinctive flat, satellite-like circular collar that acts as a wax catcher before forming the candle socket. Beyond its primary purpose, this piece boasts a clever, versatile design: its sculptural silhouette and flared form allow it to be utilized or inverted to double elegantly as a minimalist bud vase for a single flower. This minimalist aesthetic is balanced by the warmth of the brass, preserving a beautiful and authentic original patina enriched with natural signs of age. Each piece features the following dimensions: 23.5 cm in height and a maximum base diameter of 6,5 cm. The set is in excellent vintage condition, showcasing a masterclass in geometric purity and modernist multi-purpose utility.
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PK24 chaise longue
Seating 2026The PK24 chaise longue, designed by Poul Kjærholm in 1965, is a masterpiece of modern design characterized by its elegant curves and minimalist aesthetic. In this case, the seat is crafted from hand-woven wicker that follows the natural contours of the body, creating a "hammock" effect suspended over a brushed stainless steel frame. The design is completed by a leather cylindrical headrest, which is adjustable and held in place solely by friction. With dimensions of approximately 155 cm in length, 67 cm in width, and 85 cm in height, this piece represents a perfect balance between sculptural form and functional comfort.
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Aniara
Candlestick 2026"This pair of iconic Mid-Century Modern candlesticks features the celebrated 'Aniara' model, designed by Swedish silversmith Pierre Forssell in 1968 for the historic Skultuna foundry. The design showcases a striking minimalist contrast in proportions, where a heavy, solid cylindrical base acts as a visual anchor for an extremely slender and delicate stem. The stem culminates in a sophisticated crescent or scoop-shaped candle cup, brilliantly engineered to embrace a 10 mm taper candle while acting as a sculptural reflector to amplify the candlelight. Crafted in solid brass, each piece measures 20.5 cm in height and is in excellent vintage condition, preserving a rich, beautifully aged original patina that enhances its collectible value.
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B-138
Lighting 2026This exquisite pair of Model B-138 table lamps is a masterpiece of mid-century Scandinavian design, crafted by the renowned Hans-Agne Jakobsson for Markaryd, Sweden, in the 1960s. The lamps feature a slender, polished brass stem and base, crowned by their signature tiered lampshades made of delicate silk fringes.Known for his mastery of lighting, Jakobsson designed these fringes to eliminate glare while producing a soft, ambient glow. When illuminated, the light filters through the layers of silk, creating a warm and sophisticated atmosphere. These iconic pieces are a perfect blend of Swedish craftsmanship and timeless elegance, making them a standout addition to any modern or vintage interior.
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Bodö
Seating 2026The "Bodö" armchair was designed by Svante Skogh in 1957 and remains an iconic example of Mid-Century Scandinavian design. Originally produced by AB Hjertquist & Co in Sweden, it is characterized by its light oak frame and elegant, tapered armrests. A distinctive feature of this model is the use of visible leather straps that support the seat and back cushions.DimensionsStandard measurements for this model are approximately:Width: 75 cm (approx. 29.5 in)Depth: 62 – 80 cm (approx. 24.4 – 31.5 in)Height: 72 cm (approx. 28.3 in)Seat Height: 38 – 40 cm (approx. 15.0 – 15.7 in)
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GE290
Seating 2026The GE290, famously known as the Plank Chair, is an icon of Danish Modernist design created by Hans J. Wegner in 1953 for Getama. Celebrated for its perfect balance between sturdiness and clean lines, the chair is distinguished by its characteristic wide, flat armrests (hence the name "Plank") and angled rear legs that create a dynamic, sculptural profile. Traditionally crafted in solid oak or beech with a vertical slatted backrest, this armchair combines refined aesthetics with superior ergonomic comfort—thanks to cushions often featuring internal spring units—making it a timeless collector's piece that fits seamlessly into both classic and contemporary interiors. Height: 72 cm (28.35 in) Width: 76 cm (29.93 in) Depth: 78 cm (30.71 in) Seat height: 40 cm (15.75 in)
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Fh4103 - Heart
Seating 2026The FH4103, famously known as the "Heart Chair," is a mid-century masterpiece designed by Hans J. Wegner for Fritz Hansen in 1952. Its name derives from the distinctive heart-shaped seat, which tapers toward the back to meet a curved, steam-bent backrest. Characterized by a minimalist three-legged structure, the chair offers perfect stability on uneven floors and is cleverly stackable, blending organic craftsmanship with practical functionality. Typically crafted from a mix of oak and teak, it remains a celebrated example of Danish Modern design, prized by collectors for its elegant silhouette and ergonomic comfort. Height: 72.5 cm (28.55 in) Width: 55 cm (21.66 in) Depth: 50 cm (19.69 in) Seat height: 43 cm (16.93 in)
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T-493/8 Solenn
Lighting 2026This stunning mid-century modern chandelier is the model T-493/8, also known as "Solenn", designed by the renowned Swedish interior architect Hans-Agne Jakobsson.Produced in the 1960s by his company in Markaryd, Sweden, the fixture is crafted from brushed brass and features eight cylindrical light points arranged in a striking radial, starburst-like pattern. Each arm holds a diffuser—typically made of frosted glass or acrylic—which creates a soft, even glow, making it a masterpiece of Scandinavian lighting design.
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Mod. 8951
Lighting 2026These vintage Swedish wall sconces, identified as Model 8951, were manufactured during the 1960s and 70s by Falkenbergs Belysning (later part of the Fagerhult group). Crafted from high-quality polished brass, the design features a distinctive "organ pipe" or ribbed structure that creates a sophisticated play of light and golden reflections. A hallmark of Scandinavian mid-century modernism, these fixtures are highly sought after by collectors for their minimalist industrial aesthetic and timeless elegance.
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Butterfly
Lighting 2026These wall lamps are the iconic Butterfly model, designed in 1964 by Norwegian designer Sven Ivar Dysthe. Originally produced for Høvik Lys, this Scandinavian classic features a unique structure of three overlapping brass or steel plates that mimic the delicate shape of butterfly wings. The clever arrangement of these metal sheets allows the light to diffuse indirectly, creating a warm, glare-free glow and a sculptural play of shadows on the wall. Today, the design is still widely celebrated for its timeless elegance and is currently manufactured by the brand Northern. Height 21, width 22 cm.
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S1670
Lighting 2026The S1670 wall sconces by Hans-Agne Jakobsson are a sublime example of Swedish Mid-Century Modernism. This specific version features a sleek, cylindrical polished brass structure that holds an elegant white opal glass cone. Unlike the smoked glass variants, the milk-white diffuser provides a soft, uniform glow, beautifully contrasting with the warm golden tones of the metal. Produced by Hans-Agne Jakobsson AB in Markaryd during the 1960s, these lamps embody a minimalist yet sophisticated aesthetic, making them a timeless addition to any high-end interior
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B-40
Lighting 2026This exquisite pair of authentic table lamps was designed by Hans-Agne Jakobsson for his eponymous firm in Markaryd, Sweden, during the 1950s. A true testament to Scandinavian Modernism, the design features a slender, elegant stem in warm wood paired with a solid, weighted polished brass base. Standing at a height of 65 cm, with a base diameter of 15 cm, the lamps are crowned with original 20 cm wide opaline glass shades, which provide a soft, diffused glow. These pieces represent a rare and highly collectible example of Jakobsson’s mastery in balancing organic materials with refined metallic details.
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B140
Lighting 2026The Model B140, widely known as the Fringe table lamp, is one of the most iconic designs by Hans-Agne Jakobsson, produced in Markaryd, Sweden, during the 1960s. This sophisticated piece features a solid brass structure consisting of a curved arm that supports a pendant-style shade. The shade is famously composed of multiple layers of silk fabric fringes—available in various colors like off-white, green, or red—which conceal the light source to create a soft, warm, and atmospheric glow. Standing approximately 61 cm tall, the lamp is a prime example of Jakobsson’s ability to combine industrial materials with tactile, organic elements, making it a highly collectible specimen of Mid-Century Modern Scandinavian lighting.
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B93
Lighting 2026The Model B93 is an elegant table lamp designed by the Swedish master Hans-Agne Jakobsson during the 1950s and 60s for his own firm in Markaryd. It features a minimalist aesthetic characterized by a slender, tapered solid brass stem and a circular base, topped with a delicate frosted opal glass globe. This combination of materials ensures a soft, warm, and glare-free light, embodying the sophisticated Mid-Century Scandinavian approach to atmosphere and form. Approx. dimensions: H. 37 cm, Ø 16 cm.
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MODEL 522
Seating 2026The Model 522, also known as the Fjøskrakk (barn stool), is an iconic piece of Norwegian Mid-Century Modern design created in 1964 by Ragnvald Krogenæs. Crafted entirely from solid pine, it features a distinctive ergonomically sculpted seat—reminiscent of a tractor seat—mounted on a sturdy three-legged base with arched stretchers. Originally inspired by traditional milking stools, this piece is highly regarded today for its minimalist aesthetic, organic shape, and the warm, rustic character of its wood grain. Height: 36 cm (14.18 in) Width: 54 cm (21.26 in) Depth: 34 cm (13.39 in)
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RD1983
Lighting 2026The RD1983 is a sophisticated table lamp designed by Carl Fagerlund for the renowned Swedish glassworks Orrefors during the 1960s. This piece is characterized by its heavy, sculptural body made of textured crystal glass, often featuring a brilliant "ice" or "cracked" effect that beautifully refracts light. The glass base is typically paired with solid brass hardware, creating a luxurious contrast between the transparency of the crystal and the warmth of the metal. Known for its impressive weight and artisanal quality, the RD1983 exemplifies Fagerlund’s mastery in combining Mid-Century Modern elegance with the exceptional Swedish glassmaking tradition. Height including lamp holder approx. 46 cm (excluding shade).
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T-603
Lighting 2026The T-603 is a masterpiece of Mid-Century Scandinavian design, created by Hans-Agne Jakobsson for AB Markaryd in the 1960s. Known as the "fringe lamp," it features a polished brass frame draped with multiple tiers of delicate silk or viscose tassels. This layered construction is designed to diffuse light, creating a warm, ambient glow without any glare. Today, it remains a highly sought-after collector's item, celebrated for its elegant blend of minimalist structure and glamorous, tactile detailing. Diameter: 38 cm (14.97 in)
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Crystal
Lighting 2026The Crystal series, designed by Anders Pehrson for Ateljé Lyktan in 1970, is a hallmark of Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern design. It features elegant, sculptural glass shades—often clear or smoked—complemented by polished chrome or brass hardware. The defining characteristic is its internal perforated metal diffuser, which ensures a soft, glare-free illumination, blending industrial precision with a warm, sophisticated aesthetic.
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CH23
Seating 2026Designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1950, the CH23 is a classic dining chair that showcases his mastery of clean lines and expert joinery. Unlike the Wishbone, it features a cleaner, armless silhouette characterized by its elegant cruciform cover caps on the backrest and a double-woven paper cord seat. Its understated functionality and organic wooden frame make it a versatile staple of mid-century Danish design, perfect for smaller spaces. Height: 76.2 cm (30 in) Width: 52.07 cm (20.5 in) Depth: 47.63 cm (18.75 in) Seat height: 43.82 cm (17.25 in)
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Sheep
Decoration 2026This iconic vintage sculptural sheep is a celebrated design piece created by German artist Hans-Peter Krafft in 1954 for Meier Germany. The piece beautifully blends naturalistic craftsmanship with mid-century interior design, featuring a body fully upholstered in thick, soft genuine sheepskin. The expressive face, large movable ears, and four tapered legs are finely carved from solid wood, showcasing rich natural grain patterns and warm tones. Complete with amber-colored eyes and black rubber hoof protectors at the base, the sculpture features standard vintage dimensions of approximately 70 cm in length, 65 cm in height, and 30 cm in width. The piece remains in excellent vintage condition, beautifully preserving its original patina and its plush fleece.
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Arcade
Lighting 2026The Arcade lamp, designed by Richard Carruthers for Ateljé Lyktan in the late 1970s, is a striking example of Scandinavian Space Age design. Characterized by its bold, architectural silhouette and industrial aesthetic, it features a heavy metal frame—often in chrome or silver—supporting a distinctive hooded shade. Standing 55 cm high with a depth of 60 cm and a diameter of 23 cm, this "statement piece" is highly sought after by collectors for its impressive scale and the way it blends functional office lighting with a minimalist, modernist flair.
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CH33
Seating 2026The CH33 chair, designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1957 for Carl Hansen & Søn, is a classic example of Danish Modern design, characterized by its organic shape, lightweight construction, and structural strength. Height: 73.03 cm (28.75 in) Width: 55.88 cm (22 in) Depth: 40.64 cm (16 in) Seat height: 40.64 cm (16 in)
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CH23
Seating 2026Designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1950, the CH23 is a classic dining chair that showcases his mastery of clean lines and expert joinery. Unlike the Wishbone, it features a cleaner, armless silhouette characterized by its elegant cruciform cover caps on the backrest and a double-woven paper cord seat. Its understated functionality and organic wooden frame make it a versatile staple of mid-century Danish design, perfect for smaller spaces. Height: 76.2 cm (30 in) Width: 52.07 cm (20.5 in) Depth: 47.63 cm (18.75 in) Seat height: 43.82 cm (17.25 in)
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Friendship Knot (Vänskapsknuten)
Candlestick 2026This stunning pair of three-arm solid brass candelabras features the iconic 'Vänskapsknuten' (The Knot of Friendship) model, a masterpiece designed by Josef Frank in 1938 for the prestigious Swedish design house Svenskt Tenn. Designed on the eve of World War II as a powerful symbol of peace and enduring friendship, the piece is celebrated for its complex, fluid tubular structure that loops and knots at the center. The sinuous arms cleverly form the tripod support before sweeping upward into three candle sockets complete with circular drip pans. Each candelabra measures approximately 16 cm in height and 23 cm in width. The set remains in excellent vintage condition, beautifully preserving its rich original patina and timeless historical significance.
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MOD. 26
Seating 2026The Model 26, also designed by Henning Kjærnulf for Nyrup Møbelfabrik, is a quintessential example of mid-century Danish brutalism. Often compared to his "Razor Blade" series, this chair is characterized by its robust solid oak frame and distinctive, wide-curved backrest that provides exceptional lumbar support. Its sturdy, architectural legs and organic joinery reflect Kjærnulf’s unique ability to blend traditional farmhouse aesthetics with clean Scandinavian modernism, making it a durable and timeless choice for rustic or minimalist interiors.
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Razor Blade Chair
Seating 2026The Razor Blade Chair by Henning Kjærnulf is a striking example of Mid-century Danish design, uniquely blending Scandinavian modernism with subtle Baroque-inspired elements. Its name derives from the distinctive, slightly curved backrest shaped like a razor blade, which offers an uncommon and sculptural aesthetic. Typically crafted from solid oak, the chair often features intricately carved legs and is frequently paired with seats upholstered in materials like wool, leather, or sheepskin.
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Wishbone Chair
Seating 2026The Wishbone Chair, designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1949, is a masterpiece of Danish Modern design defined by its sculptural, steam-bent wooden frame and its signature Y-shaped backrest. Its most distinctive feature is the hand-woven seat made from over 120 meters of paper cord, offering both durability and comfort. Combining organic curves with minimalist functionality, this iconic piece draws inspiration from Ming Dynasty chairs, making it a timeless addition to any interior style.
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Spanish Chair
Seating 2026The Spanish Chair by Børge Mogensen, designed in 1958, is a landmark of Danish modern design that perfectly balances tradition and modernity. Defined by its solid oak frame and thick saddle leather seat and back, the chair expresses a clear and honest approach to materials, where structure and function are fully visible. Its low, deep proportions invite relaxation, while the wide, flat armrests—one of its most distinctive features—serve not only as structural elements but also as practical surfaces for everyday use. Inspired by traditional Spanish and Mediterranean seating, Mogensen reinterpreted vernacular forms by stripping away ornamentation and focusing on simplicity, durability, and usability. The result is a piece that feels both primitive and refined, embodying the Scandinavian principle of “form follows function” and designed to age gracefully over time, with the leather developing a rich natural patina.
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CH25
Seating 2026Designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1950, the CH25 Lounge Chair is a cornerstone of Danish Modern design. It stands out for its seamless blend of organic wooden lines and its signature seat and backrest, hand-woven from over 400 meters of paper cord. This intricate process takes a skilled craftsman about 10 hours to complete, ensuring both durability and a unique texture. With its reclined silhouette and wide armrests, the CH25 offers an inviting, sculptural aesthetic that remains as contemporary today as it was over 70 years ago. Height: 73 cm (28.75 in) Width: 70 cm (27.56 in) Depth: 73 cm (28.75 in) Seat height: 36 cm (14.18 in)
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GE290
Seating 2026The GE290, famously known as the Plank Chair, is an icon of Danish Modernist design created by Hans J. Wegner in 1953 for Getama. Celebrated for its perfect balance between sturdiness and clean lines, the chair is distinguished by its characteristic wide, flat armrests (hence the name "Plank") and angled rear legs that create a dynamic, sculptural profile. Traditionally crafted in solid oak or beech with a vertical slatted backrest, this armchair combines refined aesthetics with superior ergonomic comfort—thanks to cushions often featuring internal spring units—making it a timeless collector's piece that fits seamlessly into both classic and contemporary interiors. Height: 72 cm (28.35 in) Width: 76 cm (29.93 in) Depth: 78 cm (30.71 in) Seat height: 40 cm (15.75 in)