A WARM EMBRACE Warm Nordic is a response to several years’ perception of Nordic design as something cool. Sure, in Scandinavia it’s cold outside. But inside it’s all warm and comfy. Danish cosiness or hygge is so unique that it has become world famous. Warm Nordic has an all-embracing, playful and welcoming idiom, looking back to the greatest classic designers of the 1950s and 1960s and looking to the future, featuring curated colours and a choice of genuine materials. We are introducing some beautiful dark types of wood and materials such as opal glass, basketwork and glazed tiles. The hallmark...

ALFREDO HÄBERLI X WARM NORDIC Colours have always had quite a special meaning for Alfredo Häberli: from his childhood in Argentina and his studies as an architect and designer in Switzerland to his long career as a designer with his own studio in Zurich. Working with great emotion, energy curiosity and a visionary approach, Alfredo Häberli pays great attention to detail. This has led to numerous awards and great recognition for his numerous projects in everything from exhibition design and scenography to design and architecture. Initially, we are featuring six colours curated by Alfredo Häberli...

’’Colours should emphasise and intensify the quality of what is already there. In space, in use, in feeling and in appearance.” Alfredo Haberli, designer

GESTURE CHAIR COLOUR Designed by Hans Olsen, 1957 Exclusive special edition of Hans Olsen’s 50s moulded design in brand new colours curated by the award-winning designer Alfredo Häberli. With deep respect for the modernist design and the inherent quality of the dining chair, he has created an elegant colour palette and monochrome interpretation that underscores the essence of the Gesture Chair while adding a modern feel and edginess.

FRIED EGG COLOUR Designed by Hans Olsen, 1956 Exclusive special edition of Hans Olsen’s timeless 50s design in brand new colours curated by the award-winning designer Alfredo Häberli. His monochrome interpretation enhances the Fried Egg with a new depth and the subtle impact of the colour revives the chair’s relevance.

LOUNGE CHAIRS

Designed by Hans Olsen, 1956 Hans Olsen’s unique Fried Egg design has assumed new dimensions and can now grace the living room in the shape of an exclusive, playfully-designed sofa. The highly acclaimed Danish architect/designer Hans Olsen was known for his highly experimental, original furniture. Fried Egg Lounge Chair, 1956 | Hans Olsen Cone Floor Lamp, 1954 | Svend Aage Holm-Sørensen 16

WINGMAN LOUNGE CHAIR Designed by Arne Hovmand-Olsen, 1955 Wingman Lounge Chair, 1955 | Arne Hovmand-Olsen Cone Floor Lamp, 1954 | Svend Aage Holm-Sørensen Be My Guest Bar Cabinet | Charlotte Høncke 18 An exclusive designer chair with an organic shell shape, created in the 1950s by the acclaimed Danish furniture designer Arne Hovmand-Olsen. The Wingman can easily stand alone – its unique design in itself adds character to any room. It is an enticing, useful piece of furniture that testifies to Arne Hovmand-Olsen’s in depth understanding of craftsmanship, functionality and aesthetics.

LEAN BACK LOUNGE CHAIR Designed by Arne Hovmand-Olsen, 1957 Lean Back Lounge Chair, 1957 Lightsome Floor Lamp, 1959 From Above Table Mr. Olsen Sofa, 1958 Arne Hovmand-Olsen Svend Aage Holm-Sørensen Morten & Jonas Hans Olsen Lean Back is an elegant, reclining lounge chair in 1950s design, created by the acclaimed Danish furniture designer, Arne Hovmand-Olsen. Despite the lightness and an almost floating expression, the lounge chair is incredibly comfortable to sit in, perfect for long conversations around the coffee table or immersion in the world of books and magazines.

Chair, 1956 | Hans Olsen Coffee Table | Morten & Jonas Lamp, 1959 | Svend Aage Holm-Sorensen DWELL LOUNGE CHAIRDesigned by Hans Olsen, 1956 •• • :tJV-.A . :S .v'v::;:;A.;;VM^C:.-gS A classic lounge chair, designed in the 50s by the architect Hans Olsen, who was one of the great Danish furniture designers of the era. The Dwell Lounge Chair features an eternal 50s design with armrests in an organic design that invite you to remain - or ‘dwell’ - in the chair. Meanwhile, the sleek, rounded solid wooden legs add to the overall impression of this light, accommodating piece of furniture.

SWING ROCKING CHAIR Designed by Hans Olsen, 1956 Swing Rocking Chair, 1956 | Hans Olsen Compose Coffee Table | Charlotte Høncke Trombone Table Lamp, 1966 | Jo Hammerborg 24 Hans Olsen’s timeless rocking chair with its beautiful woven back, designed in the 50s, is a perfect example of the genre. What makes the Swing Rocking Chair stand out is its light appearance and consummate details. The effortless design of the rocking chair demonstrates the virtues that typified furniture design in the 1950s.

MR. OLSEN LOUNGE CHAIR Designed by Hans Olsen, 1958 The design of Mr. Olsen captures the zeitgeist of the 1950s, when experiments, bravery and skill resulted in world-class furniture. Mr Olsen’s special elegance derives particularly from the soft shapes of the armchair’s armrests and the round, tapered legs. Mr. Olsen Sofa, 1958 | Hans Olsen Mr. Olsen Lounge Chair, 1958 | Hans Olsen Be My Guest Bench | Charlotte Høncke 26

GESTURE LOUNGE CHAIR Designed by Hans Olsen, 1956 The popular moulded design was the brainchild of the renowned Danish architect Hans Olsen, who created both a dining chair and a lounge chair on the basis of the same principle. Its accommodating design and light, playful look make the Gesture Lounge Chair not only an aesthetic, but also a comfortable addition to any living room.

§ggt^ CAPE LOUNGE CHAIR Designed by Charlotte Honcke An elegant armchair with an organic design inspired by the puffed sleeves and layered designs of haute couture. Its soft lines, chic details and a light look by virtue of its slender metal legs make the design a natural focal point. Cape Lounge Chair | Charlotte Honcke Fringe Floor Lamp, 1960 | Hans-Agne Jakobsson