holm°

Finn Juhl designed them.
Many hands still make them.

Our latest blog post looks at the craftsmanship behind some of his most iconic pieces.

Late summer looks better from a Grythyttan Stålmöbler chair.

Copenhagen, a city that keeps shaping Scandinavian design.

A few moments from our last visit.

This is our playground.

A studio full of fabrics, colours, woods and finishes, ready to be compared, combined and occasionally reconsidered. All in search of an interior that feels like a perfect match.

As promised a few posts ago, here come the details (from left to right) on five beautiful chairs that are displayed in our showroom.

The commanding presence of Skovgaard Jensen’s Captain Cane.
The precise simplicity of J.L. Møller’s Model 77.
The stackable CH88P by Carl Hansen & Søn, without the stackable look.
One Collection’s Chairman, making complexity disappear.
And the Jazz Chair by Skovgaard Jensen, considered by many one of the most comfortable dining chairs around.

Which one would you choose?

Last site visit before our summer break.

This project is taking shape beautifully, and we are already looking forward to coming back and bringing it across the finish line.

holm° will be closed from 1–17 August. We will be back on 18 August, rested and ready for the final details.

Der erste Eindruck zählt. Der Alltag entscheidet.
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There is something special about light filtered through washi paper.
Together with honest materials, it gives the space its quiet character.

Giving beautiful fabrics a second life.

We donate leftover fabrics from our interior projects. A dedicated volunteer transforms them into unique, handmade pouches, which she sells in support of Mercy Ships.
100% of the proceeds go directly to the organisation.

A small story with a meaningful outcome.

Soft light in the foreground, small discoveries in the background.