Esko Stool Margrethe

Esko Stool MargretheThis classic yet contemporary design was first produced in Denmark in the 1960s by cabinetmaker Soren Nielsen. This new edition is a stunning example of Danish minimalism and functionality, offering equal parts form and function. Esko has a multitude of uses and can be paired with a range of armchairs.

Niels Vodder Furniture

original Niger leather seat

The Paper Knife was one of his first designs put into production and features his signature elegant

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

This example is upholstered in genuine Australian sheepskin

minimalist shape with a rosewood veneered top and solid wood legs

Denmark c1960

designed the iconic Entre Series in 1956 as a modular collection of bedside cabinets

This compact 2-drawer desk is the smaller companion to his iconic Model 36 writing desk

Pair of side tables made from highly figured rosewood with woven rattan cane shelf underneath

This sofa was designed and produced by a Finnish Cabinetmaker in the 1940s

Model GE-240 Cigar chair produced by Getama in Denmark