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Experience Finn Juhl’s sculptural design at the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2013
The Danish architect and modernist Finn Juhl would have turned 100 in 2012. Thus, he was celebrated with special exhibitions all over the world throughout 2012. … Read more>
“The Universe of Finn Juhl”.
The 100th anniversary of the birth of Danish architect Finn Juhl will be celebrated in Japan with the exhibition “The Universe of Finn Juhl”. … Read more>
Warning is a winner stool
The Wallpaper Magazine, this famous iconic international design magazine, has just given the prestigious prize The Wallpaper Award 2012 to the stackable Warning stool as “best in category”. … Read more>
If he were alive, furniture designer Finn Juhl would turn 100 years in 2012, a year during which the legacy of his work lives on stronger than ever
Denmark’s great furniture designer Finn Juhl would turn 100 years on 30 January 2012. … Read more>
Finn Juhl’s personal favourite, the rare “44” chair, re-launched.
To celebrate the centenary of the design icon Finn Juhl, one of his masterpieces, the sculptural “44” chair designed in 1944, will be re-launched in a limited edition and sold by the Danish auction house Bruun Rasmussen. Previously, only twelve “44” chairs were ever made. … Read more>
Onecase
Design: Søren Ulrik Petersen, 2010
The designer Søren Ulrik Petersen is a master of crooked thoughts and ideas – he is always looking for other ways of doing things and often uses non traditional methods and materials in order to reach the goal. ONE CASE is based on a simple idea of cutting, folding and assembling. … Read more>
Kaufmann working desk
Design: Finn Juhl 1945/1950
Like so much other furniture Finn Juhl designed a large working desk for his own house at Kratvænget in Charlottenlund, which was produced by Niels Vodder and later by Baker Furniture. The table still is in the house and is an unusual beautiful table. The ultra refined edge profiles of the table makes the rather solid table plate … Read more>
Kindt-Larsen stool
Design: Tove & Edv. Kindt-Larsen, 1957
The Danish design couple Tove and Edvard Kindt-Larsen designed from the 30’ies and in the time hereafter a row of ground-breaking furniture, carpets, jewellery and m.m. Edvard Kindt-Larsen was a student of Kaare Klint, but as early as in the 1930 he broke with Klint and his school, as he wanted to develop a more emancipated and modern style … Read more>
Dennie
Design: Nanna & Jørgen Ditzel, 1956
Onecollection is now re-lauching a super comfortable easy chair complemented by a foot stool and a table. The chair has been designed by Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel in 1956 for the company Fritz Hansen, but it has never before been produced in a large scale. … Read more>
Warning stool
Design: Linn Anna Bjørk
Furniture for everyday use, sculpture or a functional piece of jewellery
Japanese paper folding technique and an ordinary warning triangle inspired the young Norwegian designer Linn Anna Bjørk making her slight and sculptural stool. … Read more>