Danish design
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Royal system, modular Danish wall unit – P. Cadovius
Item number 7139 Modular wall unit, Royal system, produced by Cado in the 50s. This system includes 5 shelves and 2 black-painted wooden rails, each 2 meters high. This is a slightly different model compared to regular Royal systems, as … Continued
Royal system wall cabinet – P. Cadovius – Cado
Article number 5012 Modular wall unit, designed by Poul Cadovius in the 1950s. This system includes 3 wall mounts, 4 shelves, and a drop-down cabinet. Size Total 165 x 38 x 93 cm (lxwxh) Wall strips: 93 cm (h) Drop-down … Continued
Royal sytem, wall cabinet – Poul Cadovius – Cado
Article Number 5011 Modular wall unit with 3 long black wall mounts. Easily adjustable on how you want to place the shelfs and cabinets within the system. Dimensions Total: 165 x 30 x 200 cm (lxdxh) 3 wall rails: 200 … Continued
Rosewood Wall cabinet – P. Cadovius – Cado
Article number 7064 Danish modular wall system (Royal system) designed by Poul Cadovius in the 1950s. This piece is special because it is made of rosewood instead of the much more common teak. Rosewood has a deeper color and a … Continued
Blue enamel flowerpot – Verner Panton – Louis Poulsen
Article number 7575 The Verner Panton Flowerpot pendant lamp, an early piece designed in 1968 by the renowned designer Verner Panton. This particular rendition is crafted in vibrant blue enamel. The pendant lamp features a new blue iron cord, remaining … Continued
White enamel pendant – Louis Poulsen – Axel Wedel Madsen
Article number 7573 Louis Poulsen white enamel factory lamp, type 19540, a gem from the 1950s! Designed by the masterful hand of Axel Wedel Madsen. This lamp has been upgraded with new wiring of white iron cord and a new … Continued
Modular wall system – Rosewood
Article number 7568 Exclusive modular wall cabinet, likely of Danish origin. What makes this cabinet special is the use of Rosewood, a rare type of wood that is now protected and from which furniture is rarely made. Rosewood is known … Continued
Superellipse Fritz Hansen table
Article number 7476 Superellipse Fritz Hansen table created by Piet Hein and Bruno Mathsson in 1960. This stunning, timeless design classic can accommodate six to eight people. The four span legs are made of steel that has been chrome-plated, and … Continued
Jacob Bang – Red / orange glass pendant – Fog and Morup
Article number 7460 Jacob Bang designed this tall red/orange opaline glass hanging lamp in 1963 for Fog and Morup, a Danish company. The Danish glass artist J. Bang was known for his original designs. He was one of the a … Continued
Jacob Eiler Bang – Blue / Grey pendant – Fog and Morup
Article number 7461 Jacob Eiler Bang designed this tall opaline glass pendant lamp in 1963 for Fog and Morup, a Danish company. This lamp has a beautiful blue-gray colored glass. Danish glass artist Jacob E. Bang was known for his … Continued
Turquoise glass pendant – Fog and Morup – J. Bang
Article number 7462 Fog and Morup. Jacob E. Bang designed this tall turquoise opaline glass pendant lamp in 1963 for Fog and Morup, a Danish company. The Danish glass artist Jacob Bang was known for his original designs. He was … Continued
Royal System with white drop down cabinet
Article number 7469 Royal System with white flap door cabinet, designed by Poul Cadovius in the late 40s and produced by his factory Cado. The wall System is modular; you can hang shelves and cubinets between the wall mounts at … Continued