The finest high-end Scandinavian design chairs by leading Nordic and international brands and designers - from Arne Jacobsen to Hans Wegner to Alvar Aalto.
Renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship, Carl Hansen chairs reflect Danish expertise, as exemplified by Hans J. Wegner's iconic Wishbone Chair (CH24). Made from solid wood and natural rope, they prioritise comfort, simplicity and lasting elegance. Each piece is designed to last and become more beautiful with age.
Artek table chairs, designed mainly by Alvar Aalto, are recognisable by their clean lines and curved birch structures. Models such as the 66 and 69 chairs are designed to be durable, lightweight and functional. Their timeless Scandinavian aesthetic fits easily into a variety of domestic and professional environments.
Hay chairs offer a contemporary take on Scandinavian design with minimalist, colourful models such as the iconic About A Chair (AAC) designed by Hee Welling. They combine modern materials such as moulded polypropylene with wooden or metal legs for great versatility. Hay stands out for its accessible, friendly style, which is well suited to modern, urban interiors.
Gubi chairs bring 20th-century design classics back to life while offering refined contemporary creations. The iconic Beetle chair, designed by GamFratesi, captivates with its enveloping comfort and delicate curves inspired by the animal world. The brand focuses on sophisticated materials such as velvet and leather, offering a unique elegance.
Fritz Hansen is renowned for its iconic chairs with fluid, clean lines, including Arne Jacobsen's famous Series 7 chair. Made from moulded plywood or leather, they perfectly illustrate Danish modernism and technical innovation. These pieces remain design staples thanks to their understated, timeless elegance.
Cherner chairs are distinguished by their sculptural and organic design, epitomised by the famous Cherner Chair designed by Norman Cherner. Made from carefully moulded plywood, they embody the American aesthetic of the 1950s and 60s. Their natural elegance makes them as functional as they are iconic.
Vitra offers bold and innovative chairs, often the result of collaborations with famous designers such as Charles and Ray Eames. The Plastic Chair, with its ergonomic moulded plastic shell, is one of the most famous examples. These chairs combine contemporary aesthetics, lasting comfort and versatility.
Fredericia stands out for its handcrafted chairs with simple, elegant designs that highlight natural materials such as solid wood and leather. The J39 chair, designed by Børge Mogensen, perfectly embodies this minimalist and functional style. Their exceptional quality guarantees durability and everyday comfort.
FDB Møbler offers chairs inspired by democratic Danish design, with a focus on accessibility and everyday use. The iconic J46 model, created by Poul M. Volther, is renowned for its robust simplicity and universal comfort. Each chair has a clean aesthetic that is both traditional and modern.
Muuto chairs reinvent Scandinavian furniture with a fresh, light and functional aesthetic. The Fiber Chair combines an innovative material made from recycled wood fibres with clean lines. These modern designs are suitable for contemporary urban environments, whether personal or professional.
J.L. Møllers chairs, such as the Model 71, are prized for their traditional Danish craftsmanship, which emphasises fine workmanship and noble materials. They are often recognisable by their finely curved backrest and woven natural rope seat. Their timeless design fits easily into classic or contemporary interiors.
&Tradition combines heritage and modernity in its elegant and warm chairs. The Pavilion Chair, designed by Anderssen & Voll, illustrates the balance between visual lightness and structural strength. These chairs highlight the encounter between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary lines.
The chairs from House of Finn Juhl, creations of the famous Danish designer, are sculptural pieces of great finesse. The 108 chair perfectly reflects the designer's organic and ergonomic approach, prioritising comfort and formal beauty. Each chair is a timeless collector's item.
Thonet is world-renowned for its bentwood chairs, including the famous No. 14 bistro chair, created in the 19th century. Their elegant, simple and ingenious design remains a staple in cafés and classic or contemporary interiors. These creations symbolise technical innovation combined with timeless aesthetics.
PP Møbler handcrafts high-end chairs with exceptional designs, often by Hans J. Wegner, such as the legendary PP501 chair (The Chair). Each solid wood piece is made with extreme attention to detail, making them durable and iconic works of art. Their comfort and quality make them timeless classics.
Ferm Living chairs stand out for their graphic, minimalist and friendly style, combining comfort and visual lightness. The Desert Chair in metal and recycled fabric is a particularly representative example. These chairs, suitable for everyday use, offer a modern, simple and warm aesthetic.
Karakter chairs combine creative boldness and minimalism, often inspired by Italian or danish modernism, such as Principal chair by Bodil Kjær. Their unusual, sculptural shape adds an artistic touch to any space. These exclusive pieces play on the contrasts between noble materials and clean lines.
Montana offers versatile chairs with clean lines, perfect for flexible and modular spaces. Their models are characterised by a functional and modern aesthetic, often available in multiple colours. Montana is at the crossroads of design, comfort and customisation.
Normann Copenhagen is famous for its playful and minimalist chairs, such as the Form chair designed by Simon Legald. This chair combines an ergonomic shell with elegant wooden or metal legs, allowing for multiple combinations. Their designs offer simplicity, functionality and contemporary freshness.
Verpan offers bold and avant-garde chairs, heirs to Verner Panton's colourful and futuristic design. The Panton Chair Classic, with its fluid and futuristic shapes, is an iconic example. These colourful and sculptural creations bring an expressive touch to modern interiors.
