Finn Juhl Willadsen SofaThe Willadsen Sofa, designed by Finn Juhl in 1950, exemplifies his sculptural and unconventional approach to furniture design. Originally created in collaboration with the Danish cabinetmaker Sren Willadsen, the sofa is defined by a distinctive semi oval gap between the seat and backrest, allowing the back to arch freely above the seat and creating a light, floating expression. This detail was radical for its time and remains a defining feature of

the teak will weather to an elegant silvery tone

Illuminate your space with style and grace

Whether placed in a modern or traditional setting

Constance Guisset

Whether anchoring a spacious room or providing a cosy nook

this glass shelf will provide the finishing touch to any bathroom

this set demonstrates Londi's experimental approach to surface textures and his mastery of layered glazing effects that create depth and visual complexity

Delicate yet substantial

this lamp is sure to complement any decor style

the Apollo Chandelier is a testament to his deep passion for product design and his relentless pursuit of excellence

which houses the light source

this footstool mirrors the elegant simplicity and sculptural grace that defines the Goliat collection