Normann Copenhagen,
Danish design furniture,
lighting & home accessories

Jan Andersen and Poul Madsen established the Normann Copenhagen brand in 1999. Ever since their first product, the Norm 69 lamp, Normann Copenhagen has strived for challenging the conventional rules of design. This shows in putting traditional materials into untraditional use. 

One of the notable designers associated with Normann Copenhagen is Simon Legald, who holds a central position within the company. Legald has created several iconic pieces for the brand. His style is characterized by clean and minimalist aesthetics, combined with intelligent functionality. His creations, such as the "Form" chair or the "Bell" lamp, reflect his attention to detail and talent for crafting timeless designs.

Another influential designer at Normann Copenhagen is Hans Hornemann. His work stands out with organic shapes and innovative materials. Hornemann has created contemporary pieces that combine aesthetics with comfort, such as the Ace sofa or the Tap stool.

Jonas Wagell, another renowned designer, brings a playful touch to his creations for Normann Copenhagen. His designs feature original forms and vibrant colors, while maintaining practical functionality. His pieces, including decorative objects and lighting fixtures, add a playful and charming dimension to the brand's universe.

Nicholai Wiig Hansen is a designer known for his elegant simplicity. His creations are characterized by practical functionality and clean aesthetics. Wiig Hansen has collaborated with Normann Copenhagen to create pieces such as chairs and tables that seamlessly blend into various environments.

Yuchen Wu and Tatsuo Kuroda are emerging designers who have brought their creativity and unique perspectives to the brand. Their designs reflect a blend of cultural influences and a contemporary approach to design. Their creations add a fresh and innovative dimension to Normann Copenhagen's collection.