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Modern home accessories and design created by famous Danish architects! www.twitter.com/ARCHITECTMAD

Our company brings you an exclusively selected handful of unique and intelligent design classics from the golden age of Danish Modern design. These include Kristian Vedel’s BIRD family, Finn Juhls Turning Trays and Hans Bølling's Duck and Duckling. In creating each object, every architect has produced a clean-cut and extensively thought out design, where form and function cooperate to create a timeless appeal of the final product. With this in mind, each internationally recognized Danish architect has designed products, which can nowadays proudly bear the label of a “design icons.”

All of our products are made following the highest possible standards and are sold exclusively in the leading design retailers all over the world, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Skandium in London and Guggenheim in Berlin.

15/10/2026

Sixty seven years. Never scared once.⁠
Designed in 1959 by Kristian Vedel, Bird is handcrafted in oak - smoked and natural, three sizes.⁠
Happy Halloween. 🎃

13/10/2026

Four candles. One continuous form.
Quartet. Hans Bølling. Hand-polished stainless steel - each holder connects at any angle, inspired by the movement of ocean waves. Straight line, curve, or something in between.
How would you arrange yours?

10/10/2026

PK-101 by Poul Kjærholm, casting a warm glow in a private residence. Crafted from stainless steel, its 33 horizontal arms are arranged in a staggered vertical sequence, each holding a single candle.

Kjærholm’s philosophy embraced sustainability as a timeless expression, stressing the importance of using materials that age beautifully. While demanding precision in both the creation and manufacturing of his designs, he was known to never let a design out the door that he did not deem “perfect”.

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08/10/2026

Before the pine, before the paint - there was this.
The original technical drawing for Discus by architect Hans Bølling shows two sizes - 90mm and 180mm - every curve plotted with the same precision that would later be translated into hand-painted pine. The drawing is a design in its own right.
Did you know each Discus is still painted by hand, one layer at a time?

29/09/2026

For Peter Karpf (1940-2025), design was a process of discarding - removing everything unnecessary until only clarity and calm remained. Known for bending furniture from a single piece of wood, his work bridges material understanding and architectural thinking in a way that feels both disciplined and deeply human. His designs are in MoMA, the V&A and the Centre Pompidou. But more importantly, they still feel as relevant today as the day they were made.

27/09/2026

Curious, distant, or watching - one shift of the head.
Bubo, 2017. Nikolaj Klitgaard. Turned oak - rotating head, magnetic arms, inlaid eyes.
How would you want Bubo looking at you?

24/09/2026

We don't work with just any architect. We work with the ones whose designs you never get tired of looking at. Because an object you never tire of is an object you never replace. That is not an accident - it is the foundation of everything we do. Twenty-two years of choosing the right people, the right materials, and the right way of making things. Sustainability starts with the very first line on paper.

22/09/2026

This is what a glass looks like before it becomes a classic. Mouth-blown by hand, shaped by heat, designed by the mind behind the Sydney Opera House. Some designs don't follow trends. They outlive them.

15/09/2026

One bird. More steps than you'd think. All by hand.
Bird, 1959. Kristian Vedel. Turned oak - eyes inlaid in wenge and maple, head and body each worked separately before the form is complete.
How many does it take to feel like a family?

11/09/2026

Join us for a calm get-together today at 16:00.

Thank you to everyone who has visited our exhibition so far. This afternoon we are slowing down together. Come and see our exhibition, and Carla Thonsgaard's paintings as postcards for the first time.

Maison du Danemark, 142 av. des Champs-Élysées, Paris
Exhibition is until 14 September, 12:00 to 18:00

Adresse

Århusgade 64
Copenhagen
2100

Telefon

+4520306023

Website

http://www.architectmade.com/

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