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ARCHITECTMADE

Modern home accessories and design created by famous Danish architects! www.twitter.com/ARCHITECTMAD

Our company brings you an exclusively selected handful of unique and intelligent design classics from the golden age of Danish Modern design. These include Kristian Vedel’s BIRD family, Finn Juhls Turning Trays and Hans Bølling's Duck and Duckling. In creating each object, every architect has produced a clean-cut and extensively thought out design, where form and function cooperate to create a tim

eless appeal of the final product. With this in mind, each internationally recognized Danish architect has designed products, which can nowadays proudly bear the label of a “design icons.”

All of our products are made following the highest possible standards and are sold exclusively in the leading design retailers all over the world, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Skandium in London and Guggenheim in Berlin.

01/09/2026

Hans Bølling made serious work out of not being serious.
Strit, 1953. Turned teak and maple, fully articulated - legs, arms, torso, and head all movable. Every configuration a different mood. Same architect who made the Mermaid, different register entirely.
What expression would you give it?

28/08/2026

He started at his grandfather's lathe.
Nikolaj Klitgaard's relationship with wood began in childhood, shaping objects by hand in his grandfather's carpentry workshop. His particular mastery of the lathe has remained at the core of his practice - each piece carrying the character that only comes from someone who understands what the material will and won't do.
If you own a Klitgaard piece, can you see the lathe work in it - and what does that mean to you?

26/08/2026

During this year's Paris Design Week, ARCHITECTMADE will exhibit at Maison du Danemark from 10 to 14 September, in the historic Danish house on Avenue des Champs-Élysées.

We are showing our bestsellers in numbers, not in single pieces. Come and see them flock together, and take the ideas back for your own home or showroom.

Date: September 10 - 14
Time: 12:00 - 20:00

On Friday, September 11th, come by for a calm get together with something to sip and stories to share.

Sip. Share. Connect.
Date: September 11th
Time: 18:00 - 20:00

25/08/2026

Bjarke Ingels doesn't do small projects.
Panda, 2019. Turned maple and walnut, rotating upper body, movable limbs - every joint considered. The same architect who reshapes skylines, applied to 20 centimeters of wood.
Big or small - which size do you go for?

16/08/2026

Every crater, exactly where it should be. Bjarke Ingels took NASA's lunar terrain data and translated it nto a precise 3D model in solid certified maple. Historic landing sites marked by discreet brass nails. Science and craft, inseparable.

11/08/2026

Birds by Kristian Vedel are currently perched in the beautiful . If you are interested in welcoming a flock of your own, let us know.

06/08/2026

He painted these by hand. Watercolor, 2019.
Finn Juhl's original patterns - developed to bind furniture, textiles, and space into a single composition - translated into the FJ Pattern series. Cushions in organic cotton or baby alpaca wool.
Bedroom or living room - where would you put it?

04/08/2026

Some shapes take decades to feel obvious.
Turned from a single piece of teak, the FJ Bowl 15 has an asymmetric rim that shifts the silhouette depending on where you stand. Finn Juhl, 1951. A form that works empty or full.
Where would you put it?

28/07/2026

He had no cabinetmaker's background - and that was exactly the point. Finn Juhl (1912-1989) entered the Royal Academy of Fine Arts as an architect, approaching design from an artist's perspective where form, proportion and expression came first. That unconventional thinking helped position Denmark as a leader in modern interiors - and took his work from furniture and objects all the way to the Trusteeship Council Chamber at the United Nations in New York. Clarity, craftsmanship, and a deep commitment to the quality of everyday life.

21/07/2026

Copenhagen, 1959. A cop stopped rush hour traffic for a family of ducks.
A journalist happened to be there. The photo ran in the papers - and Hans Bølling turned it into a permanent form. Duck & Duckling, handturned solid teak, movable heads. One mother. As many ducklings as you need.
How many are in your family?

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