The Finn Juhl Pelican Chair Sheepskin Women in Design

The Finn Juhl Pelican Chair Sheepskin Women in DesignThe Finn Juhl Pelican Chair Sheepskin, designed by Finn Juhl in 1940 and relaunched in 2001, represents one of the most expressive interpretations of Scandinavian design and Danish design. Introduced at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition in 1940, the chair challenged traditional furniture conventions with its sculptural presence and became an early example of the artistic direction that later shaped Danish modern and Scandinavian design.

this vibrant print captures the spirit of an era defined by resilience

emerging technologies

it is an enduring example of the artistry

portable functionality

Its subtle mid-century design influences and restrained proportions make it a versatile piece

that's just the point

The unique colour gradients of the glass give the design depth and contrast against the legs’ clean lines

The Finn Juhl Pelican Chair Sheepskin

Like a magnificent monument

The Androgyne Side Table was designed by Copenhagen-based Norwegian architect and designer Danielle Siggerud

and visually light construction make it a timeless addition to any modern interior

resulting in a distinctive super elliptical shape that combines functionality with sculptural elegance