Formakami JH5 CondoDesigned by Jaime Hayon in 2015, Formakami JH5 by &Tradition brings Scandinavian design into dialogue with traditional Asian lantern forms, resulting in a sculptural lighting piece grounded in Danish design and mid century design influences. The design reflects Scandinavian design through its soft geometry, lightweight presence, and emphasis on atmospheric illumination. Formakami JH5 features a handcrafted ivory rice paper shade paired with black
steam iron when damp) and timeless design
The table is useful for everything from small restaurant spaces and bedsides to exhibition spaces
combining a sculpted solid wood top rail with a stainless steel frame and leather upholstery
Norwegian designer Sven Ivar Dysthe’s prototype in steel
Exit Trolley can carry drinks
pp68 & pp58 | Final Chair focuses on comfort and structural integrity through steam-bent armrests and precise joinery built for long-term use
The contrast between the structured base and the smooth tabletop gives the Ferm Living Vault Side Table a distinctive presence that complements contemporary living spaces
evoking an illusion of gravity that introduces subtle tension
Oak Black in Leather Thor 301 and Fiord 171
Wegner in 1961
pp502 | The Swivel Chair represents a highly technical interpretation of mid-century design
introduces a distinctive approach to Scandinavian design with its asymmetric layout
