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Dansk furniture at the start of the 20th Century already had considerable renown across the world in terms of Scandinavian design.

The metal locker, which is now a vintage style must-have, was one of the pieces of furniture that was emblematic of this social evolution in the workplace

Since the second half of the 19th century, designer mirrors have been used more, available in many more shapes; free standing, toilet mirrors, or even

When it first appeared, the Club leather armchair was rightly called the 'comfortable' leather armchair as opposed to the 'style' armchair.

Scandinavian design, the natural home décor style from Nordic interior design

Due to harsh weather conditions, homes in Scandinavian countries had to be kept warm by using heavy fabrics on walls, floors and wooden furniture.

The Norwegian people regained their full identity as of 1905, when the country won independence after years of Danish and Swedish domination.

From the beginning, the Scandinavian chair has been made of wood, an infinite quantity available in Nordic countries, making the object very long-lasting.

Industrial groups were to market Scandinavian furniture on an international scale, and its unassuming beauty rapidly gained numerous enthusiasts.