What makes a space more than merely a space? Composition. The art of arranging elements so there’s beauty, harmony and a sense of balance. Contrast and cohesion. Unity and variety. Where every line and curve, colour and texture is carefully considered to give a feeling of rhythm and movement. Our unique portfolio of furniture, lighting and accessories spans from the 1930s to the present day and includes designs by internationally renowned designers. We respect nature that provides our raw materials and we believe in design that is made to last. But most importantly, our designs promote an inviting...

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Miramonti Boutique Hotel Hafling-Meran, Italy The Moor AP7 All the Way to Paris 2016 ATWTP’s departure point came from the various shapes of gemstones. “We wanted to focus solely on the shapes, colours and textures - without any pattern. The rugs are handloom-woven with a dense, soft and highly exclusive velvet-like expression. The Journey SHY1 Signe Hytte 2018 The Journey wall lamp by Signe Hytte is a simple sphere that emerges like the moon on the horizon. The lamp can be mounted in a variety of different directions - a nice feature for a home or hotel. The Pavilion AV4 Anderssen & Voll 2018...

Left: Journey SHY1 by Signe Hytte Cloud LN2, LN1 & LN4 by Luca Nichetto The Moor AP7 by All the Way to Paris Right: Pavilion AV4 by Anderssen & Voll Lato LN8 by Luca Nichetto Copenhagen SC14 & SC13 by Space Copenhagen Cloud LN2, LN1 & LN4 by Luca Nichetto The Moor AP7 by All the Way to Paris

Hotel Hygge Bruxelles, Belgium Flowerpot VP1 Verner Panton 1968 Amongst the prolific works of Verner Panton, the Flowerpot lamp stands out as a cultural emblem that captured the hearts and minds of an entire era.

Hotel Jutlandia Copenhagen, Denmark VA n Catch JH14 Jaime Hayon 2017 Catch by Jaime Hayon is a chair that welcomes you with open arms. Its armrests extend from the shell like literal limbs, ready to embrace you as you sit down. Bellevue AJ9 Arne Jacobsen 1929 The Bellevue lamp is one of the signature pieces from Danish design master Arne Jacobsen. Slim, statuesque and imbued with a timeless simplicity, the Bellevue Lamp was Jacobsen’s first foray into lighting concepts.

PhilsPlace Vienna, Austria Cloud LN2 Luca Nichetto 2015 The idea behind the Cloud series was to combine the Italian and Danish traditions of making sofas. Cloud has the defined shape of the Danish design tradition and the soft and cosy pillows of the Italian heritage. PaletteJH7 Jaime Hayon 2015 Recalling inspiration from Alexander Calder’s kinetic sculptures, the Palette table by Jaime Hayon beautifully balances different shapes at varying heights which form a unified whole. Bellevue A7 Arne Jacobsen 1929 The Bellevue lamp is one of the signature pieces from Danish design master Arne Jacobsen....

9 Hotel Geneve, Switzerland Architect: Saraiva Fly SC10 Space Copenhagen 2017 The Fly lounge series was created with the ultimate comfort in mind. The design alludes to a Nordic aesthetic, such as the slatted back, the handcrafted solid oak frame and the organic shaped elements. In Between SK1 Sami Kallio 2013 The interplay between positive and negative space is central to In Between by Sami Kallio. Its back and side panels provide a concrete shape and support, but forms are created equally by the gaps in between them. Utzon JU1 Jorn Utzon 1947 More than a decade before Jorn Utzon created the...

Left: Utzon JU1 by Jørn Utzon In Between SK1 by Sami Kallio Bellevue AJ8 & AJ7 by Arne Jacobsen Fly SC10 by Space Copenhagen Right: Utzon JU1 by Jørn Utzon

White Marmot Corviglia St. Moritz, Switzerland Interior design: Atelier Zürich In Between SK1, SK7 Sami Kallio 2013 The interplay between positive and negative space is central to In Between by Sami Kallio. Its back and side panels provide a concrete shape and support, but forms are created equally by the gaps in between them.

11 Howard New York, United States Architect: Space Copenhagen Fly SC2 & SC10 Space Copenhagen 2013 The Fly lounge series was created with the ultimate comfort in mind. The design alludes to a Nordic aesthetic, such as the slatted back, the handcrafted solid oak frame and the organic shaped elements.

Barcelo Torre de Madrid Madrid, Spain Architect: Jaime Hayon Catch JH1 Jaime Hayon 2013 Catch, Jaime Hayon’s first contribution to &Tradition’s collection, is a chair that welcomes you with open arms. Its armrests extend from the shell like literal limbs, ready to embrace you as you sit down. Palette JH7 & JH8 Jaime Hayon 2015 Recalling inspiration from Alexander Calder’s kinetic sculptures, the Palette table by Jaime Hayon beautifully balances different shapes at varying heights which form a unified whole.

The Fritz Düsseldorf, Germany Grand Hôtel Matbaren Stockholm, Sweden Architect: The Invisible Party Architect: Ilse Crawford Blown SW3 Samuel Wilkinson 2014 Introduced in 2014, Blown was conceived as an exploration of the reflections, distortions, and refractions of a light source when surrounded by patterned glass. Utzon JU1 Jørn Utzon 1947 More than a decade before Jørn Utzon created the Sydney Opera House, he put his childhood fascination of ships into this pendant, combining successfully the smoothness of the lines of a ship with the source of ligh