Clam ChairThe Clam Chair was designed in 1944 in Copenhagen by Danish upholsterer Arnold Madsen. In 1945 Arnold founded the furniture company Madsen & Schubell together with cabinetmaker Henry Schubell in order to produce this unique chair that became known in Danish as the: Muslingstol (Clam Chair), due to its unique shape. This new edition has been crafted using a blend of traditional joinery techniques and modern technology, resulting in an authentic product

from other forms

seat and armrest cushions are fixed to the base through metal structure assuring hardiness and duration of sofa

while its strength derives from the material: tinted fiberglass which

“Oak is a good long-lasting material that people can easily relate to

An unexpected curve turns a rectangle into a unique asymmetrical shape

A piece where the intention is to deny design in order to celebrate unpretentiousness and improvisation

disguised by the block colours of the outer surfaces

The unique elliptical leg motif is carried throughout the collection

This curve expresses a vegetable malleability

An icon from the archives destined to become a collectible

A floor lamp built from lacquered steel with brass details

the Offset Shelves are the ideal presentation unit for commercial and domestic situations