Hive Pendant pioneer

Hive Pendant pioneerDesigned in 1980 by legendary Danish lighting designer Verner Panton, the Hive pendant by Denmark based manufacturer Verpan emits both direct downward light and layered shades that diffuse the light throughout its surroundings. Panton was known for his skillful play with basic geometric forms, figures and systems often drawing inspiration from organic silhouettes found in nature, and the Hive pendant is no exception. Made from multiple concentric

depending on mood

and among architects and design connoisseurs it has achieved the status of a modern international design icon

A contemporary sofa

creating a chair that encourages relaxed interaction and adaptable use

is a refined example of Scandinavian design

The Large Kizu Table Lamp by New Works

the desk presents a restrained yet distinctive composition that continues to embody the ideals of Danish design

pp521 | The Upholstered Peacock builds on the iconic Peacock form with a fully upholstered body that softens the silhouette while maintaining its sculptural mid-century design identity

The design reflects Scandinavian design and Danish design sensibilities

Air Collection is a return for rattan as a furniture material that allows for a light and semi-transparent look

The iconic Astep Model 2050 by Franco Albini and Franca Helg

Scandinavian design is expressed through the table’s restrained composition