When we carefully select our materials, we are inspired by the nature that surrounds us. The seasons, the magnificent natural textures, the soft colours, the calming atmospheres, and the breathtaking landscapes. Explore all our materials below.
In collaboration with the Danish company, SPOOR, we have introduced three new luxurious and traceable leathers, in a variety of elegant colours. Each piece can be traced all the way from farm to finished design – sourced exclusively from Danish and Swedish farms and turned into luxuriously soft leather at Denmark’s last remaining tannery, located on the island of Funen.
Travertine is a unique natural stone with a beautiful and dreamy expression. The tranquil patterns and colours invite calm and nature inside, together with wood and other natural materials creating the framework for a light and sensual universe.
Marble is a breathtakingly beautiful natural stone that has formed in rocks over millions of years. And depending on the unique composition of its place of origin, different types of marble are formed with unique patterns and colours. No two pieces are alike, which is why every piece of marble furniture will be entirely unique.
Handmade ceramics are beautiful and durable, and add a unique touch to your interior. We offer dinnerware in both tactile stoneware and fine porcelain – with different aesthetic qualities to suit any dinner table and home.
We love natural, living materials such as solid wood and veneer – which beautifully reflect our Scandinavian design heritage. Naturally, all the wood we use in our wood designs is FSC® certified. This means that it is sourced from responsible forestry with good working conditions for the forest workers, and which ensures that biodiversity is maintained.
Our teak is 100% FSC® certified and produced in Panama. The trees are planted exclusively on grassland, never at the expense of natural forest areas, and are cultivated with minimal use of pesticides. Undergrowth is manually removed with machetes, turning it into natural fertilizer for tree growth and supporting the area's biodiversity. This approach to plantation forestry leads to both top-quality wood and a more balanced ecosystem. Forest workers are ensured good working and wage conditions and are continuously trained and educated.
Stainless steel is timeless and creates stringent simplicity and tranquillity – making a striking impression that catches the eye, whether polished or brushed. Steel is a beautiful and durable material that will last for generations, and is available with different surfaces, all of which are easy to maintain.
We are members of the Care & Fair organisation. An initiative founded in 1994 to support local weavers, particularly in India and Nepal. It ensures that traditional millennium-old craftsmanship lives on but with the provision of responsible working conditions and access to schooling and medical care for the weavers and their families. And all our handwoven rugs carry the Care & Fair label – as well as being of the finest, durable quality.
Wool is a warm and calming natural material, and by nature it is stretchy, resistant and durable. And of course, our wool fabrics are certified according to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100. Wool is also 100% biodegradable, and the natural fibres are recyclable.
Down and feathers are what give you the inviting comfort and natural durability in your sofa, chair or pouf. All our down and feathers are responsibly sourced. They also comply with Standard EN 12935, which requires that the material is sanitary and hygienic.
We love using natural elements in warm, natural materials, such as the classic French wicker, and the handmade and FSC® certified paper cord, Danish Cord, which has been used to decorate iconic Scandinavian design classics for almost 100 years.
Invite nature inside with rugs and baskets in handmade jute and seagrass. Natural materials that are as beautiful as they are durable – and 100% biodegradable. Jute is a decorative material woven from the strong fibres of the jute plant. Seagrass consists of dried water plants, which are dried in the sun after harvesting, and have since been used for many types of weaving.