109 Chair by Finn Juhl Design House Stockholm

109 Chair by Finn Juhl Design House StockholmThe 109 Chair, designed in 1955 by Finn Juhl and later relaunched, reflects Scandinavian design through a refined composition that balances structure with subtle sculptural movement. Its form expresses Danish design and Danish modern ideals, where the gently shaped armrests introduce a tactile and human centered detail that defines the overall experience. It allows Scandinavian design to shape interiors through lightness and precision, where every

the Glove Cabinet made its debut at the 1961 Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition as part of an experimental and imaginative bedroom suite

The J18 is crafted in oak and available in either painted or stained finishes

inviting upholstery

The Swoon Chair by Fredericia is a modern lounge chair defined by its sculptural form and relaxed

Its name is literal-insofar as you can rotate the table top to increase or decrease the height from 16" to 26"

giving the piece both lightness and architectural balance

long-lasting design grounded in honest materials and clean structure

PP129 Web Chair delivers both comfort and presence

an upholstered seat and back

This sofa is listed in the Audo Copenhagen Boucle 02 fabric

making it equally suitable as a practical seating option at a desk or table

The textured striped surface introduces a tactile visual character that balances durability with subtle richness