Using traditional weaving techniques, Skagerak’s Vent Stool is handmade in Denmark in collaboration with Blindes Arbedje which supports visually-impaired people. Designer Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm found inspiration for the minimal stool while visiting museums, perfect for taking small breaks while observing the exhibited items.

Since 1953, PP Møbler has handcrafted some of the highest quality furniture in Scandinavia, their collaborations with Hans J. Wegner are beloved design classics. “The Round One” as the master craftsman called the PP503 Chair, was chosen for the first ever televised election debate in the USA in 1960 between Kennedy and Nixon.

Fritz Hansen's Series 7 Chair remains modern over 60 years since it was designed by Arne Jacobsen. The steam bent shell is made of 9 layers of veneer lined with Indian cotton.

Designed by Kay Bojesen in 1951, The Wooden Monkey’s 31 individual parts are still handcrafted in Denmark and has become an iconic design classic. During London Craft Week '18 we were making them in our Marylebone Store!

It all started when Florence Knoll asked Eero Saarinen to create a chair she could really curl up in, Saarinen’s Womb Chair quickly became one of the finest examples in modern furniture design. In production since 1948, Knoll still carefully hand finishes each of them in its Italian factory.