20th Century Scandinavia

A rare and striking mid-century modern coffee table designed by Henry W. Klein for master Danish furniture makers Bramin Møbler.
Crafted in the 1960s, this piece showcases an exquisite marquetry top in highly figured Brazilian rosewood, with a beautiful mix of light and dark tones that makes it easy to pair with a variety of other timbers.
Lovingly hand-restored, the table retains its original 60-year-old patina while presenting in excellent condition.
A superb example of Danish craftsmanship and thoughtful design—perfect for both modern and traditional interiors.

All information about this incredible piece is available on our website under “Tables.”

Designed in 1948 by Danish architect Poul Cadovius, the Royal System was a pioneering concept in modular furniture. As one of the first wall-mounted shelving systems, it offered a sleek, space-saving alternative to traditional furnishings.

Cadovius’s vision combined functionality with elegance, allowing users to customise shelves, cabinets, and drop-down units to suit their needs. Slim vertical supports and brass brackets hold beautifully crafted teak components, creating a lightweight, architectural presence.

Its modularity and clean design made it ideal for post-war living — and it remains just as relevant today. A hallmark of Danish Modernism, the Royal System embodies practicality, minimalism, and enduring quality.

Furniture for life — built to last, designed to move with your needs, and destined to become a treasured family heirloom.

If you’re interested in investing in this iconic original piece – a living work of art – you can find more details on our website under the ‘Shelving’ category.

This iconic Hans J. Wegner RY100 shelving system, made by Ry Møbler in the 1960s, is a standout of Danish mid-century design. Crafted from beautifully grained old-growth teak, it features Wegner’s signature clean lines and timeless elegance. Fully modular and exceptionally strong, it can be reconfigured to suit any space—living room, home office, or open-plan interior.

Expertly restored to preserve its rich patina, this rare set includes prized elements like a drop-front bureau, glazed display cabinet, and four-drawer chest. Both elegant and practical, it’s a versatile piece built to adapt and endure.

All details, including measurements and pricing, are available on our website in the Shelving section.

Another happy interstate customer sent us this great photo of a clever setup—featuring our stunning Danish 1960s Kai Kristiansen Brazilian rosewood shelving, beautifully repurposed as a floating bar. Compact and elegant, it’s now fully stocked with drinks, glassware, and books, making the perfect little home entertaining area.

A brilliant blend of form, function, and timeless design 🇩🇰

If you’re not into leather, this is the chair for you. This striking Scandinavian mid-century swivel armchair from the late 1970s to early 1980s features a bold, egg-shaped design with flared arms and a high back for comfort and style. Upholstered in original soft black vinyl with classic buttoning, it sits on a star-shaped, rosewood laminate steel base that contrasts beautifully with the upholstery.

The smooth swivel makes it perfect for a reading nook, office, or lounge.

You’ll find all the details on our website under “Armchairs.”

Iconic 1960s Danish Kai Kristiansen Wall Shelving 🇩🇰

Rare narrow-width, fully restored in rich teak. A true mid-century classic — modular, adjustable, and perfect for small nooks, kids’ rooms, or anywhere you need stylish, flexible storage.

Available now in our warehouse showroom.

Width - 71cm
Depth - 33cm
Rail Height - 133cm

$1450

Understated Vintage Luxury.

Classic Danish 1960s Black Leather Armchair in original leather, beautifully aged to perfection. Sculptural form grounded by solid Brazilian rosewood legs. A late-’60s piece that adds soul and style to any space.

Details on our website under “Armchairs”

“I’m bored…”
School holidays in the warehouse — a rite of passage when you’re part of a family-run business that’s been going since the 1970s.

Will the next generation catch the mid-century bug? Hard to say — but but they’re making a strong case for being Head of Quality Control (Relaxation Division).

This 1960s Grant Møbelfabrik armchair is a fine example of Danish craftsmanship. Upholstered in its original thick brown leather, it has a very light patina that adds warmth and character.

Designed for both comfort and longevity, it remains a timeless and well-crafted piece 🇩🇰

New Arrival - Danish 1960s Kurt Østervig modular shelving system in teak with signature metal supports, a compact desk, and a drop-front cabinet. A timeless mid-century design, not yet listed on our website.

$3450

Width 164cm
Depth 46cm
Height 176cm

1960s Danish Teak Drop-Front Secretaire by Børge Mogensen 🇩🇰

A mid-century masterpiece, made for modern living. Perfect for laptops, kids’ rooms, or compact workspaces, its sleek drop-down desk creates an instant study nook. Featuring elegant oak legs, signature handles, and smart storage, this is timeless design at its most functional.

Danish 1960s “Floating” sideboard in striking, highly figured Brazilian rosewood, designed by Poul Cadovius for CADO. Featuring three independently mounted cabinets that can be rearranged to suit your space—including a drop-front bar cabinet—it offers versatile storage, perfect for showcasing your vinyl collection or creating a sleek display beneath artwork or a TV. A true statement piece that seamlessly blends elegance and function.

Don’t miss this rare Danish design icon 🇩🇰

Find all the details on our website under “Storage.”