Ant 3101 by Arne Jacobsen 1952 Color:Coloured Veneer / Ash - Burnt Yellow (475)

Ant 3101 by Arne Jacobsen 1952 Color:Coloured Veneer / Ash - Burnt Yellow (475)Ant 3101, designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1952, presents a refined composition where the seat and back are formed as a single continuous shape, creating a fluid and unified silhouette. Scandinavian design guides this exploration of simplicity and proportion, while Danish design and Danish modern principles shape its development as a lightweight and stackable chair suited for both individual and collective settings. Scandinavian design continues to define

Scandinavian design guides this evolution of the iconic Series 7 form

the Tetra Shoulder Bag by Johanna Gullichsen was recently featured in The New York Times

designed by Preben Fabricius and Jørgen Kastholm

functional handle and a warm orb of light nestled gently in a basket-like base

represents a thoughtful interpretation of Scandinavian design and the expressive character of Danish design

and Danish modern aesthetics

The Domo Lamp by Joe Colombo for Karakter Copenhagen is a timeless example of mid-century innovation and style

Originally created for the American market

Created in collaboration with Swedish artist Evelina Kroon

making it a standout piece for contemporary interiors

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and distinctive cut-outs for resting the elbows when reading (or