108 Chair by Finn Juhl side-tables

108 Chair by Finn Juhl side-tablesThe 108 Chair, designed in 1946 by Finn Juhl and relaunched in 2008, reflects Scandinavian design through a composition that appears simple at first yet reveals subtle movement in its structure. Its form expresses Danish design and Danish modern ideals by introducing angled elements and a dynamic rhythm, allowing Scandinavian design to move beyond static form. It allows Scandinavian design to shape interiors through lightness and proportion, where

designed in 1949 by Finn Juhl and relaunched in 2014

without the cushion seeming too large or over proportioned compared to our otherwise simple and beautiful chair

and beautifully crafted wood detailing for versatile organization

Originally conceived by Finn Juhl as an elegant glove storage solution for his wife

The design also stands out on comfort

a direction often associated with Finn Juhl’s approach to Scandinavian design

By combining curving semicircular forms with bold angles and the raw beauty of industrial aluminum

a distinctive dining table designed by EOOS for Carl Hansen & Søn

the moulds are opened and the delicate bone china forms

where every curve and angle contributes to both comfort and visual clarity

The narrow lamp shade design offers a warm

Wegner in 1961