Carl Hansen & Søn embodies the craftsmanship excellence of Danish design, with skills passed down for over a century. The brand is renowned for Hans J. Wegner's creations, such as the CH008 (1954) and CH011 (1955) tables, true icons of Scandinavian modernism. Solid wood, precision-crafted, emphasizes the sobriety and durability of each piece.
A young Danish brand with a playful and contemporary style, Hay revisits classics with an industrial and colorful touch. Models like the Tray Table, Rebar, or Slit Table highlight its functional and graphic approach to design. Hay collaborates with many European designers, including the Bouroullec brothers, GamFratesi, and Sylvain Willenz.
A legendary name in Danish design, Fritz Hansen has produced some of the 20th century's greatest icons, including works by Poul Kjærholm and Arne Jacobsen. Coffee tables such as the PK61 or the AJ Trolley reflect this modernist heritage, combining steel, marble, and clean lines. Today, the brand continues to embody a refined, timeless style.
Founded by Alvar and Aino Aalto, Artek represents Finnish organic modernism. Its iconic 901 Table and its curved-leg variations reflect a philosophy that harmonizes form, function, and nature. Artek's style remains deeply connected to architecture and humanistic Scandinavian design.
&Tradition blends reissued classics with contemporary creations, from designers such as Verner Panton and Jaime Hayon. Tables like Lato, Fly, or Palette combine marble, metal, and wood in subtle, expressive compositions. The brand proudly bridges past and future, rooted in tradition yet forward-looking.
Though Swiss, Vitra shares the minimalist, functional spirit of Scandinavian design. The Organic Coffee Table and Jasper Morrison's Cork Table showcase originality and usability. With ties to Charles & Ray Eames and Verner Panton, Vitra merges legacy and innovation.
