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Round CHARLOTTE and square CALVERT coffee tables by Ferdinand Kramer, designed in 1951 as part of his “Knock-Down” furniture series. Their components are cut from single sheets of plywood, creating collapsible forms with distinct sculptural silhouettes.

CHARLOTTE is shown with SHIRAZ sofa and BACKENZAHN™ side table. Artwork by Michael Riedel.

KANAME round table by Philipp Mainzer is shaped by a sculptural base, creating shifting perspectives around the table. Its name derives from the Japanese word for pivot or vital point, reflecting its role as a central element within a space.

Crafted in Germany from solid European oak, KANAME is available in various dimensions. Finishes include oiled oak and stained, lacquered oak in chocolate brown, dark brown or white.

BACKENZAHN STEEL, a new interpretation of the original solid wood BACKENZAHN™ side table, designed by Philipp Mainzer for e15 in 1996. Crafted from folded stainless steel, the design preserves the original’s distinctive silhouette and sculptural presence.

Available in polished or brushed stainless steel, polished brass-plated, and powder-coated Vermilion or Jet Black finishes. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

SLOANE table by Philipp Mainzer has a slender and elegant profile, with square legs intersecting the solid wood top, which incorporates an embedded steel structure. Available in European walnut and oak, with finishes ranging from oiled to stained.

Paired with KARNAK chair and ASWAN stool by Ferdinand Kramer.

KARNAK chair was designed in 1925 by Ferdinand Kramer, the German modernist architect and designer who became a key figure in the New Frankfurt movement, a pioneering housing and design programme.

Reissued by e15, KARNAK combines a linear solid wood frame, gently curved backrest and hand-woven linen seat. Available in European walnut and waxed oak. Styled with a cushion in Sonar by Raf Simons for Kvadrat.

Onyx Verde is characterised by translucent celadon tones and coral veining, with natural variations unique to each piece. TORE tables by David Thulstrup in onyx and black lacquered solid wood, paired with KERMAN sofa modules.

Art, architecture and landscape at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, with works by Alberto Giacometti, Alexander Calder and Per Kirkeby.

Opened in 1958, the museum was conceived by Jørgen Bo and Vilhelm Wohlert as a covered stroll through the landscape.

Danish modernism, from Arne Jacobsen’s Skovshoved petrol station to Finn Juhl’s house in Ordrup. Architecture moving between public utility and private life.

Monument, theatre and a certain absurdity at Rudolph Tegner’s Museum in Denmark. Tegner built this concrete monolith for his own sculptures, set within the wild landscape of Dronningmølle.

The lounge at von Bartha, Basel features the KERMAN sofa and ALDE chair, both upholstered in A Perfect Flower by Dedar.