Design: Finn Juhl, 1948

Eye Table was designed in 1946 for the 46 Sofa. At that time Finn Juhl was very much inspired by modern art especially by Picasso, Henry More. … Read more>

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Design: Finn Juhl, 1941

Inspired by ”free art”, Finn Juhl designed Poeten for his own home in 1941. Today this sofa represents a part of Danish cultural history and modern furniture that exudes values that have more or less disappeared in these days of fleeting fancies. … Read more>

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Design: Finn Juhl, 1940

The Pelican Chair is clearly a result of Finn Juhl’s inspiration from artistic interpretations of the human body – particularly in surrealism and cubism. … Read more>

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Design: Finn Juhl 1945

Finn Juhl was a pioneer in Danish design. In 1945 he designed this fantastic armchair, which was one of the first to break with tradition by freeing the seat and back from the frame. … Read more>

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Design: Finn Juhl, 1955

Finn Juhl was preoccupied with shapes and colours during all of his life because of his great interest in cubist and surrealistic art. Finn Juhl was a pioneer with regard to including colour as an active element in space, furniture and textiles. This he did with a rare confidence so that his arrangements appear with great sensuality as a coherent whole – “Gesamtkunstwerk”. … Read more>

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Design: Finn Juhl, 1963

In 1963, Finn Juhl designed a series of lamps for the Danish lamp company LYFA. The company was originally named “Københavns Lampe- og Lysekronefabrik” (Copenhagen Lamp and Chandelier Factory), but changed the name to LYFA in 1930. … Read more>

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