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CH07 Shell Armchair, Hans J Wegner, 1963

CH07 Shell was first brought into production in 1963, however it wasn't ot an instant hit, as at the time its design was considered too novel. Brought back in 1998 and this time around, CH07 Shell immediately caught the attention of the general public, as well as receiving several coveted design awards.

CH24 Wishbone Chair, Hans J Wegner, 1950

The CH24 chair is a true Danish design icon: great attention to detail and clean aesthetics. The CH24 chair, also known as the Wishbone Chair, is manufactured following more than 100 different stages (for the most part manual), which are necessary to make each individual chair.

FH429 Signature Armchair, Frits Henningsen, 1954

FH429, also known as Signature Chair, is a refined and comfortable armchair with an organic silhouette. This is a truly timeless piece. In origin, only twenty pieces were manufactured and precisely for this reason, it has become extremely sought after by collectors of Mid-century modern design.

Colonial Armchair, Ole Wanscher, 1949

The Colonial armchair is an iconic Carl Hansen design. It’s part of the Colonial furniture series, which also includes armchair, sofa and coffee table. Extremely comfortable pieces with a traditional silhouette; this collection is chiefly inspired by the colonial era.

FH419 Heritage Chair, Frits Henningsen, 1930

The FH419 Heritage Chair is a historic piece. Its elegant silhouette embraces you like a hug and invites you to take a seat. What’s more, it’s inspired by French empire-style seating and seventeenth century English furniture.

CH88 Chair, Hans J Wegner, 1955

The CH88 chair was originally designed in 1955, but only reached production in 2014. Through its unique colours and material choice, CH88 explores new ways of creative expression.

Faaborg Chair, Kaare Klint, 1915

The Faaborg chair was originally designed for the interior of the Faaborg Museum, now brought back into production to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Without a doubt, the Faaborg chair has made a lasting impact. In fact, it’s considered to be the starting point for contemporary Danish design; this is also the piece which inspired the modernist movement.

E005 Chair, EOOS, 2015

The E005 chair, also known as the Embrace Chair, is one of the newest pieces of the brand. E005 is a fresh new take on the traditional dining chair, it brings together comfort, traditional craftsmanship and modern aesthetics.

CH445 Wing Chair, Hans J Wegner, 1960

The CH445 armchair, also known as Wing Chair, has a distinct sculptural silhouette. The unique shape of its backrest and its slight incline (owing to higher front legs), offers an unprecedented type of comfort.

CH417 Small Table, Hans J Wegner, 1970

CH417 is a lightweight coffee table with an elegant silhouette, it satisfies the growing need for multifunctional furniture. In fact, CH417 can also be used as a tray. Cross-shaped frame in tubular metal.