Orient Pendant revitThe Orient P1 Pendant, designed in 1963 by Jo Hammerborg, expresses Scandinavian design through a refined combination of materials such as copper or aluminium paired with wood detailing in rosewood or oak. The curved metal shade defines the visual identity of the piece, while the wood element introduces a natural contrast that reinforces the material clarity central to Scandinavian design. The interaction between metal and wood shapes a balanced
The furniture is based on a unique and patented production technology without the use of screws and dowels
where each flattened spindle is positioned to support the shoulder blades while maintaining visual lightness
The 45 Chair
Known for its organic silhouette and functional simplicity
Influenced by surrealism and sculptural art
setting it apart as both a functional seat and a work of art
The contrast between the structured base and the smooth tabletop gives the Ferm Living Vault Side Table a distinctive presence that complements contemporary living spaces
and emphasis on atmospheric illumination
The table functions effortlessly as a sofa table or lounge table while expressing the understated elegance associated with Danish modern and Scandinavian design traditions
The invention of the Copenhagen-based Norwegian architect and designer Danielle Siggerud
flat armrests—a design rooted in medieval Spanish furniture-making
this design infuses your interior with vibrant energy
