Mid-century, new millenium
The reputation of Danish design is rooted in the 1950s and 60s.
Table variations
Nests of tables, side and coffee tables, console, bedside, dining and work tables..
More light, more table
Why not venture towards the lighter model shades? Make the step to extendable dining tables?
Refreshing moss panels
Green is a hot item. We have more and more need for green in our living environment, even in our residential environment.
Hybrid variants
Relief fronts are the latest furniture trend. Why not carry through the ribbed profile further? Geometric tabletops are timeless, organic contours are very much of the moment.
Oak and/or metal?
What used to be can now, if desired, be different. That robust metal leg can also be supplied in wood, or vice versa.
Not a side show but the main event
Ereganto has been created out of admiration for architect and designer John Pawson.
Black gold
Bling-bling is passé. Gold has become matt brushed gold.
The oak spectrum
What original interpretations of the natural living style! Cacio showcases the two extremes of the oak spectrum.
Gracious masterpiece
Ballerina encapsulates in a single word what this table is all about.
