Can't get enough of Nordic design? Neither can we. Each week, Vogue Scandinavia meticulously curates a selection of the best and latest interior design drops from all our favourite brands across the region. Snag yours before they’re sold out
On the hunt for your next great interior splurge? You’ve come to the right place. This week has delighted us with a treasure trove of covetable interior design drops from some of the most sought-after Scandinavian brands, and we’ve curated the top picks for you below.
Lighting plays a crucial role in creating an inviting space while also serving as a beautiful accent to elevate a room. Our latest obsession comes courtesy of Space Copenhagen, which has just released its ‘Bonnet’ lighting collection, featuring a minimalistic design and versatile pieces to adorn any space. This week, we’re also loving 101 Copenhagen’s double-drop of the ‘Foku’ chair and ‘Pillar’ tables, guaranteed to add a touch of quirkiness to your home.
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And if Arne Aksel’s launch last week was all about lemon yellow, now it’s time to embrace verdant hues with its latest release of lush curtains that will leave your visitors green with envy. Whether your taste leans toward jade, emerald, sage, or moss, the Danish brand has got you covered.
Read on for all the Scandinavian interior design arrivals to shop now – before they're gone.
Photo: Space Copenhagen
‘Bonnet’ lighting series by Space Copenhagen
Stunning lighting is like adding the perfect finishing accessories to your outfit, with its ability to transform a space and elevate its ambiance. Space Copenhagen's newly released ‘Bonnet’ lighting series does the trick, available as both a chandelier and a wall lamp.
Photo: Apt Objects
Apt Objects dining table
An eye-catching dining table is an investment piece you'll cherish for years to come, and Swedish brand Apt Objects' latest design is simply to die for. Crafted from warm oak and featuring rounded edges and twin legs, the dining table is both a statement piece and highly functional.
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The ‘Foku’ chairs and ‘Pillar’ tables in action. Photo: 101 Copenhagen
101 Copenhagen ‘Foku’ chair and ‘Pillar’ table
Inspired by the shapes of traditional Japanese garden chairs, 101 Copenhagen's ‘Foku’ chair is sure to add a hint of eccentricity to your space. Pair it with their other latest release, the ‘Pillar’ table, to create even more visual interest in the room.
Photo: Arne Aksel
Arne Aksel green curtains
The ultimate way to refresh your space is by adding green curtains, and Arne Aksel offers a shade, material, and opacity for everyone. Give your home an instant facelift with a pop of vibrant pea green or a more subdued pistachio hue.
Photo: Stoff Nagel
Stoff Nagel candle holders
While we still have some time to relish the endless summer light, autumn's chilly and darkening nights are approaching, inviting us to spend evenings by candlelight. Danish brand Stoff Nagel's sculptural brass and chrome candle holders – available in various iterations – are perfect for the occasion, doubling as stunning pieces of art.
Photo: Stelton
Stelton objects
Although we have to wait until October for Danish brand Stelton's autumn/winter collection of must-have objects like jugs, teapots, mugs, and French presses to hit stores, we want to put this release on your radar. With their sleek and minimalistic design, these pieces make stylish and practical additions to any home.
Photo: Ilva
Ilva sofas
Sofas are having a retro moment with the resurgence of taped and hemmed seams, which were popular in the '70s and '80s. Danish furniture company Ilva is tapping into this trend with their chunky, oh-so comfy-looking new sofas set to launch this autumn. Be sure to get yours, as we predict they will sell out quickly.