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Originally designed by Björn Hultén in 1975 for the Swedish Embassy in Cairo. Kryss combines solid teak, leather details and exceptional comfort in a timeless folding chair.
It’s the same as lasting quality. Products built and designed to be around for a long time.
The Saltholm sofa and dining chair are introduced in a new striped fabric, bringing a fresh, refined expression to the collection.
Designed by Studio Joa Herrenknecht, Fårö is a modular outdoor sofa with softly rounded cushions and oval details inspired by the Swedish island’s distinctive stone formations.
A fresh expression of our classic Djurö collection, available as dining and lounge chairs. Solid teak meets finely woven rope, creating a light, tactile character with the durability for demanding outdoor settings.
Nils-Ole Zib, designer
A refined tribute to the original Westport chair, Böste combines stainless steel and FSC-certified teak for relaxed comfort, from the beach to the rooftop terrace.
Designed by Andreas Engesvik for Skargaarden, Sunndal takes its name and inspiration from a Norwegian village surrounded by dramatic glaciers and peaceful valleys.
There's just something about the refined, minimalist design that Laknäs represents. We always have the "less is more" mindset, every time we start exploring a new design.