Norwegian Design

Beautiful , Elegant and unique pair of rosewood armchairs, designed by Fredrik Kayser, made in Norway the chairs are in great original condition, sculpted armrest, solid and sturdy, ...

Originating from Seljord, Telemark—a region celebrated for its intricate woodcarving traditions—this piece stands out as one of the finest examples of Norwegian folk art. Its complex...

Mid-century modern Norwegian ottoman designed by Ingmar Relling and produced by Westnofa in the 1960s.

Made in Norway in the 1980s. The table is in a very good vintage condition with some signs of time and use.

For your consideration, a 1990s wood rocking horse or rocker toy named "Hippo" designed by Wolfgang Rebentisch for Stokke, Norway.

Whimsical "Fyllehund" Animal-Shaped Glass Decanter by Hadeland Glassverk – Scandinavian Art Glass with Cork Stopper Celebrate the charm of Nordic design with this whimsical animal-sh...

This is the official reissue of the classic chair of the Norwegian manufacturer Westnofa designed … Read more Ottoman for Rybo Siesta Chair.

This stunning set of six mid-century modern dining armchairs was designed by renowned Norwegian designer Torbjørn Afdal (produced by Bruksbo).

A very rare extra large "Christiania" dining table designed by Alf Sture. Produced by Hiort & Østlyngen in Norway during the 1950s.

This extra long, solid teak, "Krobo" table/bench is designed by the Norwegian designer Torbjorn Afdal for Bruksbo Mellemstrands Møbelfabrik, Norway in the 1960s.

Rare church candleholder for bloc or ball candles. It is designed and made by the Norwegian silversmith Karl Jørgen Otteren.

Wonderful pair of sculptural, organic, and decorative wall lights in copper. Designed in Norway by Marius Engh in 2022. These wall lights embody the timeless character and distinctiv...

Beautiful Mid Century Modern Teak tall 5 drawer Dresser by Westnofa Made In Norway. Very simple design with inset handles with black lacquer paint.

Made by Tone Vigeland at Norway Silver Designs / PLUS Workshop in Fredrikstad, Norway 1958.

A sculptural Norwegian Brutalist vase designed by Olav Joa, circa 1970s.

Edvin Helseth Lounge Chairs in Pine, Model "Trybo" Norway 1960s This exquisite Scandinavian modern lounge chairs, known as the "Trybo" model, was designed by renowned Norwegian des...

Mid-Century lounge chair by Ingmar Relling for Westnofa, Norway 1970s Design year: 1970s Made in Norway Style: vintage, Danish modern Designed by: Ingmar Relling for Westnofa,...

The buckle is created in sterling silver .930S and showcases Hammer's refined enamelwork, emblematic of Norwegian Art Nouveau design. With its elegant symmetry and gentle color palet...

These popular collectibles often feature matte black, brown, or earthy backgrounds with glossy, detailed ship, harbor, or maritime design

Her works are represented at The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design and the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History in Oslo.

Beautiful Mid Century Modern Teak low long 6 drawer Dresser by Westnofa Made In Norway. Very simple design with inset handles with black lacquer paint.

Gilt sterling silver vase by Norwegian maker J. Tostrup. Designed in trumpet form with flower like spout and stem.

The clean and elegant lines further let the upholstery stand out, while the organic shade of the leather highlights the mid-century modern connection to nature. Unlike designs from e...

Westnofa was key to the success of Norway’s mid-century designers and furniture brands, and fostered the growth of entities that might otherwise be unknown to today’s design aficiona...

Each stool boasts a unique design and is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Norway.

The Norwegian designer, silversmith and enamel artist is know as 'The Queen of Scandinavian Design'.

Post-Modern Ekstrem Chair by Terje Ekstrom in original red fabric , Norway 1984 The Ekstrem Chair is a modern and ergonomic lounge chair that was designed by Terje Ekstrøm in 1984 a...

Gilt sterling silver vase by Norwegian maker J. Tostrup. Designed in trumpet form with flower like spout and stem.

Havstad reinvigorated tin and pewter as materials for modern design in Norway, moving beyond traditional craft forms into functional art and modern decorative objects.

Characterised by functionality, simplicity and clean lines, Scandinavian - and as such, Norwegian - mid-century design is all about harmony.

This is a beautiful design by the Norwegian designer Torbjørn Afdal in the 50s.

Kirsten Gregers Jensen (1928–1998) was a Norwegian-Danish tapestry artist and furniture architect based in Norway.

Its accompanied by a horn-shaped bottle cap opener in solid brass. The salad set was designed and made by A. S. Tinn Per in Norway circa 1970.

Each stool boasts a unique design and is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Norway.

The Convair swivel armchair was designed in the 1970s by Norwegian designer Oddmund Vad.

It represents one of Norway’s first postmodern designs. It is designed by Terje Ekstrøm in 1984 for Varier Stokke.

1950s Birger Dahl Modell: S-30016 table lamp for Sonnico, Norway. This architectural table lamp was designed in 1952 and made in polished metal with exquisite brass details.

A wonderful table lamp in full brass designed by Jonas Hidle and manufactured by Høvik Lys in Norway in the 1970s-1980s.

Mid-Century Norwegian Modern teak magazine rack designed in the 1960s by Rolf Hesland for Bruksbo.

A square/rectangular stainless steel vase designed by Olav Joff (born 1942) and manufactured by Figgjo/Polaris in Sandness Norway from the early 1970s.

Originally designed by Hermann Bongard in 1961, the PLUS table is an iconic example of Norwegian modernist design.

The ‘Brun Jord’ tapestry, designed by Kirsten Gregers Jensen in 1992, captures the artist’s masterful balance between structure and movement.

The ‘Rød Høst’ tapestry, designed by Kirsten Gregers Jensen in 1968, is a striking example of her early exploration of form, rhythm, and color.

Mid-Century lounge chair by Ingmar Relling for Westnofa, Norway 1970s Set of 2 Design year: 1970s Made in Norway Style: vintage, Danish modern Designed by: Ingmar Relling for ...

Midcentury Modern Birger Dahl "Birdy" Table Lamp for Sonnico, Norway (1950s). This architectural table lamp, designed by Birger Dahl in 1952, is a striking example of midcentury mode...

Two armchairs and a rare side table from the siesta chair collection by norwegian manufacturer westnofa designed by ingmar relling in the 60s.

In this listing you will find am exceptionally rare "Gravity Balans" chair design by Peter Opsvik for Varier. This iconic piece features futuristic design easily recognized, it is ex...

Original good condition: no smells, no stains and stable construction. Manufactured by Norwegian furniture maker in about 1970-75s. Original Scandinavian vintage design directly from...

Krogenæs Møbler, Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern, Armchairs, Pine, Blue Fabric, Norway, 1970s Pair of arm chairs designed & produced by Krogenæs Møbler in Norway c. 1970's.

Erling Viksjø (1910-1971) was a renowned Norwegian architect. Viksjø was an early exponent of architectural modernism in Norway known for his use of textured concrete as a building m...

Finish with brass flex-neck, stem, and detailing. Manufactured and designed by Elektrik in Norway during the late 1950s.

This elegant mid-century armchair embodies the refined craftsmanship and organic lines characteristic of Scandinavian design in the 1950s–60s. Likely of Norwegian origin with clear D...

Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern Octagonal Table Clock by Arne Bjerke Circa 1970s-1980s This elegant table clock, designed and handcrafted by Norwegian designer Arne Bjerke, features...

Mod Ekstrem armchairs designed by Terje Ekstrom. Structure made of steel covered with woolen knit foam, and upholstered with yellow wool fabric. Every item LA Studio offers is check...

Mod Ekstrem armchair designed by Terje Ekstrom. Structure made of steel covered with woolen knit foam, and upholstered with grey wool fabric. Every item LA Studio offers is checked ...

'Tixi' - rare foldable teak, oak and brass tray designed by Bendt Winge in the 1950s and manufactured from circa 1960 by Aase Dreieri in Norway.

Rare and collectible vintage IBM "Think" sign in Norwegian "Tenk" in the manner of Paul Rand’s corporate graphic design system for IBM, circa 1960s.