Scandinavian Design
1149 objects · 17 brands
Scandinavian design is the functional, restrained design language that took shape in Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland from the 1930s onwards and became known worldwide after the Second World War. It favours...Read more
Scandinavian design is the functional, restrained design language that took shape in Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland from the 1930s onwards and became known worldwide after the Second World War. It favours light woods, natural textiles, steel and ceramics, honest construction and forms made for everyday use rather than for show.
This page gathers furniture, lighting, tableware and objects in that tradition, from Danish classics to contemporary studios. Leading brands include HAY, Frama, MOEBE, Georg Jensen, founded in Copenhagen in 1904, AYTM and Design House Stockholm, alongside smaller studios such as NIKO JUNE, which works with recycled materials.
Scandinavian design is the functional, restrained design language that took shape in Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland from the 1930s onwards and became known worldwide after the Second World War. It favours light woods, natural textiles, steel and ceramics, honest construction and forms made for everyday use rather than for show.
This page gathers furniture, lighting, tableware and objects in that tradition, from Danish classics to contemporary studios. Leading brands include HAY, Frama, MOEBE, Georg Jensen, founded in Copenhagen in 1904, AYTM and Design House Stockholm, alongside smaller studios such as NIKO JUNE, which works with recycled materials.
