Scandinavian
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Purple Seks-Tre pendant lamp by Ole Panton for Lyfa, 1960s
Blue crystal table lamp by Carl Fagerlund for Orrefors model RD1406
Set of two Carl Fagerlund pendant lamps for Orrefors
Paavo Tynell style floor lamp in brass and leather with linen shade
Alvar Aalto A110 Hand Grenade pendant lamp in black with brass
Vintage teak sconce. Mid-century modern classic Scandinavian design
Scandinavian Mid-Century modern Wall lamp/swing teak lamp
Mid-Century Modern Sconce by Sigvard Bernadotte for Ifö, Set of 2
Brass Colored Metal Pendant Trava Lamps by Carl Thore, Sweden from Granhaga Metallindustri, 1960s, Set of 2
Vintage Porcelain Bathroom Light by Sigvard Bernadotte for Ifö, 1960
Vintage Porcelain Bathroom Light by Sigvard Bernadotte for Ifö 1960
Vintage opaline pendant light
Louis Poulsen XL vintage opaline Scandinavian pendant light 40 cm
Scandinavian tripod reading lamp in teak and brass.
Vintage brass articulated wall lamp Scandinavian style
Tala Voronoi pendant lamp
Muuto Unfold ceiling lamp
Scandinavian oak table lamps from Elpe, set of 2
Large pine table lamp by Uno & Östen Kristiansson for Luxus, Sweden
Vintage Scandinavian wall sconces, 1990s, set of 2.
Scandinavian brass swing arm table lamp
Handcrafted Swedish wooden wall sconces, set of 2
Metal and copper candleholder pendant by Carl Thore, 1975
Mid-century modern pottery table lamp made by Rolf Palm, Sweden
Design furniture for a Scandinavian interior
Second-hand design from our favorite northern neighbours
If you are looking for furniture for your Scandinavian interior, Whoppah is the right place for you. With us you will find second-hand furniture and designs from Scandinavian brands such as Hay, Ferm Living, Gubi and Normann Copenhagen. We also curate vintage items from designers such as Hans J. Wegner and Eero Saarinen, because Scandinavian design has been extremely popular for decades.
The style originated in the 1930s in the far North. Led by designers such as Alvar Aalto and Arne Jacobsen , the Scandinavian style has become one of the most popular design movements in the world.
You can recognize the Scandinavian style by simple, functional furniture in which the use of wood predominates. Birch, ash, teak, oak and even rosewood is therefore typically Scandinavian.
Also view other styles for your interior: Italian Design Furniture | Vintage Design | Mid-Century Design