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Certain designs transcend trends, becoming enduring points of reference in the world of interiors. This week, we highlight five iconic designs that have left an undeniable mark on the design world. Whether through groundbreaking materiality, innovative engineering, or a distinct visual language, each of these pieces has earned a spot in our showroom and stands as a testament to the power of design.
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| PAPA BEAR |
| Hans J. Wegner |
Hans J. Wegner’s Papa Bear Chair is a bold expression of comfort and craftsmanship. With its distinctive outstretched arms and enveloping backrest, this lounge chair embodies the Danish designer’s signature approach to organic forms and expert woodworking. Gifted craftspeople spend at least two weeks hand-crafting each chair to the highest standards. A true statement piece, it remains one of Wegner’s most celebrated works. Available in a wide variety of leather or fabric upholstery.
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| FK87 GRASSHOPPER |
| Fabricius and Kastholm |
| Originally designed in 1968 by Preben Fabricius and Jørgen Kastholm, the FK87 Grasshopper is a masterclass in minimalism. A steel frame supports a leather sling cushion, creating a striking contrast between structure and comfort. This lounge chair’s unmistakable profile speaks to the designers’ commitment to precision and refined materiality.
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| MAEHWA |
| Giopato & Coombes |
| Inspired by the plum blossom, the Maehwa Suspension Light by Giopato & Coombes blends organic form with meticulous engineering to create a contemporary icon. Each hand-blown Murano glass shade appears to float along a delicate branching structure, evoking movement and natural rhythm. The result is a sculptural presence that enhances any interior with warmth and artistry. Glass available in transparent, blushed opal white, blushed pale pink, or blushed smokey grey. Base available in brushed brass or brushed nickel.
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| CAP53 |
Angelo Mangiarotti
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| Designed by Angelo Mangiarotti, the CAP53 collection comprises bronze tabletop sculptures that exemplify the fusion of art and design. Crafted using the ancient lost-wax casting technique, each piece showcases Mangiarotti’s dedication to form and materiality. The fluid, organic shapes of these functional sculptures add a touch of refined artistry to your space. CAP53 stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of bronze in contemporary design. Available in three versions, each available in a limited edition of 100 numbered copies.
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| PK61 |
| Poul Kjærholm |
| Poul Kjærholm’s PK61 table is a study in restraint and proportion. This design pairs a stone or glass tabletop with a precise steel base that appears almost weightless. Kjærholm’s dedication to simplicity and material honesty is fully realized in this enduring piece. Tabletop in granite, light steel-rolled marble, Fauske marble, or glass. Larger PK61A model also available. |
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