Fredericia Furniture

Fredericia Furniture Established in 1911, Fredericia is a family-owned design company. We create modern originals crafted to last.

Since its foundation in 1911, the family-owned company Fredericia has built up a strong tradition of beautiful craftsmanship and innovative design, developed in close collaboration with a carefully chosen circle of internationally recognised designers.

Seto Ōhashi is Japan’s longest bridge, connecting the islands of Honshu and Shikoku. The bridge inspired the Seto Stool ...
20/08/2026

Seto Ōhashi is Japan’s longest bridge, connecting the islands of Honshu and Shikoku. The bridge inspired the Seto Stool by Keiji Takeuchi, lending the design its distinctive H-structure and its name. Crafted in solid oak and canvas, the stool has a graceful, expressive profile that brings together heritage and modernity.

The Islets Table series by Maria Bruun is a precise design with a strong identity, based on a simple construction where ...
19/08/2026

The Islets Table series by Maria Bruun is a precise design with a strong identity, based on a simple construction where details are kept to a minimum. The Islets Coffee Table, sculptural and minimal, as it is characteristic of the designer, finds a balance between a light feeling in its expression and its strong presence. ⁠

Discover the Islets Coffee Table: https://www.fredericia.com/product/islets-coffee-table-6772

A glimpse inside Mogens Koch’s office at Kunsthal Charlottenborg, photographed in 1968.⁠⁠Formerly home to the Royal Dani...
17/08/2026

A glimpse inside Mogens Koch’s office at Kunsthal Charlottenborg, photographed in 1968.⁠

Formerly home to the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, the building was where Koch worked and developed his architectural practice. Around him were pieces by some of the designers who shaped Danish modernism: Kaare Klint’s Klint Chair, Børge Mogensen’s J39 Chair and Koch’s own bookcase system.⁠

A small snapshot of the design tradition that surrounded Koch – and that continues to influence Danish design today.⁠

Explore the studio: https://www.fredericia.com/inspiration/mogens-koch-s-studio

In Hannam-dong, Seoul, Chompi is a poke restaurant designed by 817 Design Space, led by Kyubum Lim, exploring clarity th...
15/08/2026

In Hannam-dong, Seoul, Chompi is a poke restaurant designed by 817 Design Space, led by Kyubum Lim, exploring clarity through material restraint and controlled daylight.

Throughout the restaurant, seating takes on different roles, from brief counter meals to shared experiences around community-oriented tables. The J39 Mogensen Chair adds a sense of warmth and familiarity to the open, airy interior, complementing the movement, colour, and texture of the visible kitchen while anchoring the space with its timeless character.

The Klint Chair is a contemporary yet inherently classic piece of design history. Well-proportioned, simple and elegant,...
11/08/2026

The Klint Chair is a contemporary yet inherently classic piece of design history. Well-proportioned, simple and elegant, it is defined by exceptional craftsmanship and a long tradition of appreciation for its form.

It is fitting, then, that designer and architect John Pawson has chosen the chair for both his studio and home. Its qualities of “proportion, scale, volume, junction, repetition, material and surface” reflect the same principles that guide his own approach to architecture.

Read our full conversation with John Pawson: https://www.fredericia.com/interview-john-pawson

The Klint Chair - Kaare Klint, 1936

Combining the comfort of a chaise longue with the sociability of a conversation sofa, Børge Mogensen designed the Spoke-...
10/08/2026

Combining the comfort of a chaise longue with the sociability of a conversation sofa, Børge Mogensen designed the Spoke-Back Sofa as his interpretation of the ‘furniture type of the future’. Its light, solid wood construction and removable cushions allow the sofa to be renewed over time, a testament to Mogensen’s vision of furniture designed to adapt and endure.

The Spoke-Back Sofa - Børge Mogensen, 1945

Inspired by the character of whitewashed Andalusian villages and the restraint of Japanese architecture, Konventum in No...
09/08/2026

Inspired by the character of whitewashed Andalusian villages and the restraint of Japanese architecture, Konventum in North Zealand is a landmark of Scandinavian architecture.

Designed by architects Ebbe and Karen Clemmensen together with Jarl Heger, the building was conceived as a place for learning, dialogue, and community.

The same spirit is reflected throughout the interiors, where carefully chosen furniture has become part of the building's identity, ageing gracefully alongside the architecture.

Børge Mogensen's Spanish Dining Armchairs bring warmth, tactility and the richness of an acquired patina, reinforcing the enduring character of the space.

Explore Konventum through the link in bio.

Taking the timeless design of the J39 Mogensen Chair as its starting point, the Plan Chair by Barber Osgerby reinterpret...
08/08/2026

Taking the timeless design of the J39 Mogensen Chair as its starting point, the Plan Chair by Barber Osgerby reinterprets a familiar archetype through the designers’ characteristic industrial expression and a thoughtful focus on materiality and tactility.

Discover the Plan Chair, now available in a new range of colours: https://www.fredericia.com/product/plan-chair-3412

The MK Bookcase System began in 1928 with a simple challenge: storing books of varying heights. Mogens Koch’s solution w...
06/08/2026

The MK Bookcase System began in 1928 with a simple challenge: storing books of varying heights. Mogens Koch’s solution was a modular system that remains as relevant as when it was first designed.

In line with Koch’s belief in pure and intuitive form, the MK Bookcase stands today as an intelligent, elegant and timeless modular system.

MK Bookcase System - Mogens Koch, 1928

Design rarely exists in isolation. Across Copenhagen, museums, galleries and cultural institutions offer different persp...
03/08/2026

Design rarely exists in isolation. Across Copenhagen, museums, galleries and cultural institutions offer different perspectives on craftsmanship, materiality and form.⁠

Whether visiting the city for the first time or returning with fresh eyes, these places offer an opportunity to experience design in a broader cultural context.⁠

From the Design Museum Denmark and Copenhagen Contemporary to independent galleries such as Andersen's Contemporary and Galleri Tom Christoffersen, we've gathered a selection of places that reflect our shared appreciation for craftsmanship, materiality and form.⁠

Explore the guide: https://www.fredericia.com/gallery-guide

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