A selection of new pieces in the gallery. Do not hesitate calling for an appointment. FABRICIUS & KASTHOLM – Pair of ‘Scimitar’ easy chairs – Designed 1963 – Materials: Stainless steel…
The Poet
Danish architect Finn Juhl was a leading designer of the 20th century. He trained as an architect from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and gained worldwide recognition for…
Creating from History
The inherent quality of the material The chest is made in Kalmar Pine and characterized by a very harmonious exterior with vertical, displaced pieces of wood, that create a beautiful…
Summer in Paris
The Paris gallery, at 53bis Quai des Grands Augustins, on the left bank of the Seine is open throughout July. The current exhibition shows a curated selection of Nordic design…
Clean lines
Poul Kjærholm’s design is characterized by an understated elegance, clean lines and a remarkable attention to detail. Supple and flexible, his designs occupy a room with a natural dignity. Kjærholm…
The Chieftain Chair
The Chieftain chair, designed for the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition in 1949, is regarded as one of Finn Juhl’s main accomplishments. The present example in teak and natural leather was…
Finding Beauty
Visiting Copenhagen this summer? Take time to visit the Royal Library, Den Sorte Diamant, which shows a retrospective exhibition of the late Danish photographer Keld Helmer-Petersen (1920 – 2013). The…
Vilhelm Lauritzen
Vilhelm Lauritzen (1894 – 1984) graduated as architect in 1921 and established his own office in 1928. Alongside his work with buildings as the first airport terminal in Copenhagen, the…
Danish architects
The Danish furniture designers Frits Schlegel, Finn Juhl, Mogens Lassen and Arne Jacobsen studied architecture and became architects. Later Finn Juhl described himself as architect and self-taught designer. In Gentofte,…
Lunch Break
In 1969 the interior designed by Verner Panton for the headquarters of Spiegel Publishing in Hamburg, Germany was inaugurated. When Spiegel in 2011 moved the interior of the canteen was…