FK64 Scimitar Chair designed by Fabricius & Kastholm

A Sculptural Masterpiece

Since its introduction at the Cabinetmakers’ Autumn Exhibition in Copenhagen in 1963, the FK64 Scimitar Chair has gained recognition as a shining example of Danish steel modernism.

Meet the FK64 by Fabricius & Kastholm
A modern black sideboard with four cabinet doors, featuring a single open shelf on the right side, shown against a plain white background.
A modern black sideboard with four cabinet doors, featuring a single open shelf on the right side, shown against a plain white background.

The Dark Side of Danish Modern.

BPS Sideboard 183 by Bernhard Pedersen & Søn designed in 1966. Now in Black Oak.

A Danish Modern Icon Reimagined

First introduced in 1950, Hans J. Wegner's Wishbone Chair stands as one of the most recognisable icons of modern Danish design.

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Shaped by Time

Brdr. Krüger was established as a wood-turning workshop in Copenhagen in 1886 by brothers Theodor and Ferdinand Krüger. Today the family company has evolved into a design driven and self-producing furniture brand run by 5th generation siblings Jonas & Julie Krüger.
A small round wooden rolling side table with two shelves and black caster wheels, placed in a warm wood-paneled room with a geometric parquet floor.
A mid-century modern lounge chair upholstered in warm cognac brown leather with a chrome metal frame, positioned in a stylishly decorated living room next to a window with sheer curtains.

Serpentine. A Future Classic

It began with an S-curve drawn in pencil and a gut feeling. That winding line eventually became a light, finely scaled easy chair, supported by slender steel legs, designed by Broberg & Ridderstråle.

A mid-century modern lounge chair with a textured cream bouclé seat and back, featuring light wood armrests and a chrome metal frame, positioned in a bright, contemporary living room next to a sofa.