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  PK8 dining chairPoul Kjaerholm 1978The design is from 1978 and until 2007 it only existed as a drawing and as a prototype in Hanne Kjærholm's home. The beautiful, organic shell is known from PK9 - the 3-legged aluminium base, however, is unique. The chair was originally upholstered with leather, inspired by PK9, but it's now made in a hard plastic material. The seat shell is dyed hard plastic material with a lacquer coating. PK8 comes in black, white, grey and red. In 2008 the PK8 is also available with front upholstery to add even better comfort. The upholstery is in the woolen Divina/Divina Melange in different colours. Base and shell are assembled with three screws that are visible on the seat shell. Each chair is provided with a unique number engraved in the base. PK8 is a perfect match to PK58.
White with upholstering in grey divina.
 PK22 easy chairPoul Kjaerholm 1956Matte, chrome-plated spring steel, canvas, leather or wicker (cane). Height 71, depth 67, width 63 cm. Seat height 35 cm. The new thing about the chair was that it neither had a front rail nor a top bar, stability was ensured by means of the clamp below the seat and the cross-sewing of the upholstery. Kjaerholm designed the PK61 sofa table to go together with the PK22 easy chair.
 The Egg easy chairArne Jacobsen 1956A classic by Arne Jacobsen designed for the SAS hotel in Copenhagen. An icon of mid-century modern design furniture.
Upholstered with Elegance leather.
Egg plus footstool in pink. Special set offer!
Room 606 in the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. The room is furnished with the Egg, the Swan, the Drop, Series 3302, 3300. Building and furniture by Arne Jacobsen 1956-1958
 The Swan easy chairArne Jacobsen 1956A classic by Arne Jacobsen designed for the SAS hotel in Copenhagen.
Room 606 in the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. The room is furnished with the Egg, the Swan, the Drop, Series 3302, 3300. Building and furniture by Arne Jacobsen 1956-1958
 3208 the LilyArne Jacobsen 1970The 3208 was originally designed and presented on the Danish furniture fair in 1970 and is possibly the most beautiful armchair by Arne Jacobsen. Jacobsen used the 3208 in his furnishing of the Danish central bank, and the chair was in production until the end of the 70's. The production process was and is very difficult; the curves of the shell required substantial pressure which resulted in about ¾ of the finished shells being rejected, and it was consequently discontinued. Through the years, production methods have been improved and therefore the 3208 could be reintroduced with the more poetic name, the Lily. Today it's an exclusive, upgraded version of Arne Jacobsen's design available in red, white and black lacquer and also with black leather.
Plywood
Soft leather
 FK87 grasshopper chairFabricius & Kastholm 1968Chaiselong in canvas with loose cushions and neck support in analin leather. Frame in chrome-plated steel. Leather available in black, natural, dark brown, cognac.
 FK710 skaterFabricius & Kastholm 1968Lounge Chair with polyester shell upholstered in analin leather with frame in chrome-plated steel.
 Flash table lampJoe Colombo 1968Table lamp giving direct and diffused light in opaline opaque blown glass. Satined stainless steel base. With dimmer.
 Spider table lampJoe Colombo 1966Lamp giving direct light, lacquered metal base, chromium-plated stem, adjustable reflector in lacquered aluminum. Comes in two models as a table and floor lamp.
Table lamp
Floor lamp
 Agnoli-387 floor lampTito Agnoli 1955Floor lamp giving direct light, Travertino marble base, stem and height adjustable reflector mat nickel-plated.
 Fresnel outside lampJoe Colombo 1964Outside lamp, model 1148, giving direct and diffused light. Lacquered aluminum support and Fresnel lens diffuser. Also available with a zinc-plated metal pole painted polyester black.
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