Tandlas

A few slower days in spring.
The store will be closed on a few selected days in April & May:

April 3, April 10, April 30 – May 6, and May 22 – 25.

On all other days, we are open as usual from 12–18.

Thank you for your understanding –
looking forward to seeing you in the store soon.

Business up front, party inside.

This compact rosewood sideboard by Marius Byrialsen, produced by Nipu Møbleren in the 1960s, keeps things calm and composed on the outside. Clean lines, elegant tambour doors and slim chrome legs define its timeless Danish design.

Open it up, and a playful surprise awaits. Colourful internal drawers and a cleverly organised pull-out compartment add a joyful twist to this otherwise restrained classic. Proof that Scandinavian modernism knew how to have fun, too.

Some designs feel familiar, yet never lose their impact. 🖤
This early pair of Model 3107 chairs was designed in the 1950s by Arne Jacobsen and produced by Fritz Hansen. Originally introduced in 1955, these examples belong to the earlier production phase, recognisable by their wide metal base caps. Later versions would switch to plastic, making these chairs especially sought after.

With their four-legged aluminium base and softly curved plywood shells, they combine visual lightness with surprising comfort. A design that has shaped interiors for decades and still feels right today.

Two chairs. One iconic idea.