Upholstered Stools, c. 1960 Tisso

Upholstered Stools, c. 1960 TissoA pair of classic stools produced by Spottrup Mobler in The frames are made from exquisite rosewood that has been refinished by our team of restorers in London. The new padded seats have been upholstered in cotton wool blend fabric from Pierre Frey. Alternative upholstery options are available by request.

An iconic Krobo bench in rosewood from Norwegian designer Torbjorn Afdal for manufacturer Bruksbo

The Model 512 chair was produced by master cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen in Copenhagen during their golden period of collaboration that also produced the China chair

The Ryo Ottoman has been developed to compliment the classic Ryo lounge chair

minimalist approach to upholstered furniture that was synonymous with Danish design in the early 1940s

The stool is therefore the oldest preserved piece of furniture in the country

Møller in the late 1960s that we have carefully replicated to exacting standards in our own workshop

The frame is marked by the maker and the seat has been reupholstered by premium aniline leather

not least through her editorial work at Mobilia magazine and later curating the essential tome: "40 Years of Danish Furniture Design: 1927-1966" published in the 1980s

Stolen in Denmark this example has oiled teak paws and legs

Larger sets and different upholstery options including COM are available by request

The original stool is part of the permanent collection at the National Museum of Denmark

They achieved great success by collaborating with young architects such as Orla Molgaard-Nielsen who had studied under Kaare Klint at the Royal Academy in Copenhagen