Scandinavian Furniture
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Rare Børge Mogensen Library Table 6281 in Oak
Scandinavian "Double" teak bookcase, Sweden, 1950
Scandinavian teak secretary desk, Sweden, 1960
Scandinavian "Tallboy" chest of drawers in oak, Sweden, 1960
Vintage Scandinavian armchair in sky blue – Bertil Fridhagen – 1960s
Mid-Century Danish Teak Coffee Table by Johannes Andersen for CFC Silkeborg, 1960s.
Mid-century wall system
Tranekaer String side/dining chair by Niels Jorgen Haugesen, 1970
Teak square coffee table by Grete Jalk for Glostrup Denmark
1980s Lounge Chair — Wiener Weave & Leather — Adjustable Backrest — Vintage Scandinavian-Style Statement
Common Too Stackable Hall Chair
Teak Chest of 7 Drawers by Borge Dam, Denmark 1960s
Teak wall unit PS System, Danish design, 1960s, manufactured by Randers Møbelfabrik
Teak wall unit PS System, Danish design, 1960s, manufactured by Randers Møbelfabrik
Teak coffee table, Danish design, 1970s, production: Denmark
Oak cabinet, Danish design, 1960s, production: Denmark
6 vintage Danish dining table chairs newly upholstered
Scandinavian mahogany chest of drawers, Sweden, 1960
Scandinavian teak secretary desk, Hovmantorps, Sweden, 1960
Scandinavian teak bookcase, Sweden, 1960
Scandinavian teak desk, Göran Strand, Lelångs Möbelfabrik, Sweden, 1950
Scandinavian coffee table in glass and rattan, Sweden, 1970
Set of 4 Scandinavian teak chairs, Denmark, 1960
Mahogany cabinet, Danish design, 1970s, designer: Carlo Jensen, manufacturer: Hundevad
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Scandinavian furniture for your interior
You can recognize real Scandinavian design by the functionality and simplicity of the furniture. Scandinavian furniture brands make little use of decorative elements. The designs are therefore simple and functional. Just think of the Egg Chair of the brand Fritz Hansen. Or the String cabinet from Nisse Strinning.
Typical Scandinavian furniture are the bar chair, teak Danish sideboards, and the well-known extendable dining tables. The Wishbone Chair by designer Hans Jørgen Wegner is also a wonderful example of Scandinavian design.
Typical "Scanidnavian wood"
The country of origin has a lot of influence on the style and design of Scandinavian furniture. Each country has its own characteristics and therefore also different design trends. For example, Scandinavian furniture from Sweden is often made of oak or ash wood. Danish design more often uses teak or rosewood.
Scandinavian tables
Scandinavian tables are a type of table traditionally made in Scandinavia. These tables have a long history and first became popular in the 18th century. The origins of the Scandinavian table are not entirely clear, but it is believed that they were originally used as work tables by carpenters and other craftsmen. The idea behind Scandinavian design is to create a functional yet beautiful space for people to come together. It is characterized by simplicity, clean lines and minimalist design.
Buy Scandinavian tables
Buying a Scandinavian table is a great adventure. There are many different styles to choose from, and many different materials to choose from. There are also many different places to find them. The first thing to do when buying a scandinavian table is decide which style you want. Do you want a round table or a square table? Do you want something with straight lines or something with curved edges? The possibilities are endless! You can also decide which material you want the Scandinavian table to be made of. Wood is usually the most popular choice, but there are also tables made of metal and glass.
Scandinavian table round
You can recognize the Scandinavian design by its simplicity and natural design. A minimalist table that exudes simplicity. These tables are often made of wood with refinement. Thanks to the round design, the table becomes a lot more cozy to sit together. You look each other straight in the eyes while dining. This table takes up less space and the furniture has no shapes that you or others can bump into, ideal for families with children.
Scandinavian table oval
For those who cannot choose between a round, square or rectangular table, go for the oval version. It combines the best of both! Give your interior a playful and stylish look at the same time. If you want to create flexibility for the table size, go for an extendable variant. The wooden table suits every interior style and creates a contemporary design in your home. It doesn't matter what style of living you like, a scandinavian oval table goes with everything!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Scandinavian tables?
Scandinavian tables are a popular form of furniture in the modern world. They are characterized by a clean, minimalist design that is perfect for smaller spaces. Scandinavian tables are usually made of steel, aluminum or wood and have a sleek design with few decorations. The table top is usually supported by sleek simple round legs.
What do Scandinavian tables cost?
To ensure that these tables are no ordinary commodity, they have taken the time to find the best artisans and designers who can deliver quality to their customers. The Scandinavian table costs from just over a hundred euros to several hundred euros, depending on the size, material type and details.
Where are Scandinavian tables produced?
Scandinavian tables are known for their functional and timeless design. As the name suggests, such tables are often manufactured in Scandinavian countries such as Denmark or Finland. The tables look minimalistic, sober, sleek and practical in use, which makes the atmosphere in the house comfortable.