Scandinavian Work Table

Wall table or large console in oak, in cubist style, made in the 70s. the added top is made of 2cm thick glass bevelled on the sides. Bringing it to a height more for general use or ...

A beautiful hand-crafted pine table with stunning patina after age and use. Original from Sweden, circa 1800s. Works both as a dining table or a console table.  

Console table designed by Aldo Bakker in 2017. Tranquil and seductive, Aldo Bakker’s console table floats exquisitely between sculpture and furniture. It depicts the simplest conc...

Imagine coming home from the rugged Nordic climate, to an intimate space to hibernate and refresh the soul. This console was designed elegantly with minimalistic lines, where funct...

FEM work desk with Interior Architects Fyra FEM is a compact piece of home office furniture, created in collaboration with Interior Architects Fyra. FEM is a multifunctional desk that is easy to adjust, functions perfectly for working both sitting and standing, looks beautiful and has a purpose – even if not used as a work desk. Made by Choice’s Fem desk is a multifunctional work-from-home station designed to respond to the demands of modern remote work, even in smaller spaces. Created by interior architect agency Fyra, specialised in office interiors, the desk is inspired by the designers’ own experiences of working from home – for lack of a better alternative, they have had to set up work stations on drying racks or highchairs and even in a home sauna. The Fem home office desk is easy to assemble without any screws, and just as quick and easy to disassemble and store when no longer needed. Whether studying or working from home, it is important to change your posture throughout the day. The Fem desk is therefore designed so that you can work sitting or standing: the desk’s back panel can be used as an upper shelf on which you can place your laptop to create an ergonomic standing desk. Due to the simple yet adjustable structure, the Fem desk can also be used as a practical sideboard in the kitchen or a minimalist...

Tan’s practice, since graduating from the China Academy of Art, has been focused on the ancient technique of lost-wax casting. This ancient foundry process has created an intersectio...