INTRODUCTION Mindful of Copenhagen’s rich tradition of craft and modernist design heritage, in 2006 we reimagined a historic industrial space into a workshop, design studio and gallery dedicated to the creation of tailor-made furniture and interior objects. Located in one of the city’s former manufacturing districts, in a little less polished backyard, the studio embodies a dialogue between timeless materials and contemporary expression.

Each piece is conceived and crafted entirely in-house—from the first line drawn in the design studio to the final joinery completed in the adjoining workshop. Guided by material integrity, proportion, and sensory detail, we work primarily in locally sourced hardwoods and natural materials like leather and metal, creating pieces that feel both refined and grounded.

Clients—whether private collectors, interior architects, or cultural institutions—are invited into a private, appointment-based environment where ideas can be exchanged and new works shaped together.

This is not simply a furniture workshop. It is a design practice, an atelier, and a living testament to the continued relevance of craft in the context of contemporary design.

MATERIALS Our furniture is designed to last for generations — both in quality and in aesthetic. We prioritize natural, responsibly sourced materials and work with solid wood, veneer, stone, and metals chosen for their durability, beauty, and low environmental impact. With our own sawmill, we have full control over the selection and processing of timber, ensuring the highest quality and minimal waste. Many of our pieces are made to order to further reduce material waste.

PRODUCTION All furniture is crafted in our Copenhagen workshop, allowing us to maintain a high level of craftsmanship, reduce transportation impact, and support local artisans. Each piece is made by hand using traditional woodworking techniques, combined with a modern sensibility. By keeping design and production under one roof, we ensure quality, transparency, and a deep connection between maker, material, and final piece.