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designer began at E. Knudsen’s architectural design studio in Odense. Østervig later opened his first

, influenced by his passion for woodworking. Østervig's career as a furniture designer began at E. Knudsen

at E. Knudsen’s architectural design studio in Odense. Østervig later opened his first independent

worked for E. Knudsen, a manufacturer before deciding to open his own studio. Østervig continued to do

). Because of his passion for woodworking Østervig shifted to furniture design by the 1930s. He began at E

of design, Østervig worked for manufacturer E. Knudsen before opening his own studio in 1947. He

career as a furniture designer began at E. Knudsen’s architectural design studio in Odense. In 1947

for manufacturer E. Knudsen before opening his own studio in 1947 where he continued to work as a

. Østervig worked for manufacturer E. Knudsen before opening his own studio in 1947 where he continued to

for manufacturer E. Knudsen before opening his own studio in 1947 where he continued to work as a

because of his passion of woodworking. His career as a furniture designer began at E. Knudsen

began at E. Knudsen’s architectural design studio in Odense. In 1947, Østervig opened his first own

This set of four modernist chairs was designed by E. Knudsen and made by the Danish furniture

attachment to wood rather than steel led to his being employed as a furniture designer in E. Knudsen's Studio

designer in E. Knudsen's Studio, among the largest of the times. In 1947, Østervig established his own

designer for the E. Knudsen Studio, a well-known furniture manufacturer, before establishing his own design

he opened his own studio in 1947, Østervig worked for producer E. Knudsen. Until the end of his

architect in Odense, Denmark. Then, before he opened his own studio in 1947, Østervig worked for producer E

manufacturer E. Knudsen before opening his own studio in 1947. He continued to work as a freelance designer for

because of his passion of woodworking. His career as a furniture designer began at E. Knudsen

began at E. Knudsen’s architectural design studio in Odense. In 1947, Østervig opened his first own

A very rare teak, leather and cane Model 48 Armchair designed by E. Knudsen for Jensen & Lykkegaard

wool fabric, designed by E. Knudsen for Jensen & Lykkegaard, circa 1956, Denmark. Excellent condition.

, Jean-Michel Franck and Paul T. Frankl. Østervig was first employed as a furniture designer in E

steel led to his being employed as a furniture designer in E. Knudsen's Studio, among the largest of the

. Changing career paths in favour of design, Østervig worked for manufacturer E. Knudsen before opening his

Set of striking dining chairs by Henning Kjærnulf, made of oak and boucle. Refreshing design with bold Baroque coming together nicely with Mid-Century Modernism. Model: Razorblade ...

A sculptural White wash collage tiles by Peter Glassford, handcrafted from reclaimed wood fragments and assembled into a richly textured, one-of-a-kind composition. Each tile measure...

Crafted in the finest Murano tradition, this exquisite Venetian mirror is a true work of art. Assembled with crystal and gold elements, and adorned with red glass flowers, each piece...

Experience the timeless elegance of Scandinavian design with this exquisite pair of c. 1960's leather lounge chairs, most probably of Norwegian origin. These stunning pieces feature ...

PATA DE ELEFANTE (LARGE) floor lamp was designed for the Atomic collection by Mexican artist Isabel Moncada. Named Pata de Elefante –Elephant‘s Foot– for the prominent shape at its ...

Classic, elegant, with a perfectly imperfect touch. We just love our new porcelain Parasol Fluted Pendants. Inspired by a vintage pie cover, we designed them to hang over our kitchen...

Wrought iron martini tables, hand made in England inspired by an original 1940s French design. Finished with a natural bronze patina as standard. Can also be supplied in black or gi...

HORSE HAIR BENCH NO. 1 - WHITE J.M. Szymanski d. 2019 Contemporary furniture at its finest. Horsehair textile and blackened iron are combined to create an exciting juxtaposition o...

Beautiful chandelier by Diego Mardegan for Glustin Luminaires, this other version of the spider chandelier has longer arms on the sides giving the oval shape. The metal arms paint...

Handsome LU Louis sconce AS. An all brass wall sconce in an aged silver finish with patterned perforations by Lumfardo Luminaires. Made contemporary in the US. Multiples available fo...

Modern Italian wall lights in the taste of Hans Agne Jakobsson's work. Structure and cup in solid brass and frosted glass disc. Excellent condition (modern creation), quantity on req...

Petite iron tripod lamp with slender legs and tapered feet. New wiring and new oyster linen shade. Multiple available, sold individually. Takes one E12 base bulb, up to 25 W or highe...