Silverware Cabinet Bathroom

Silverware Cabinet BathroomIn 1949, Finn Juhl introduced a cabinet designed for storing silverware that captures some of his most enduring design principles. It was presented at the Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition alongside several of his now iconic pieces. While the Chieftain Chair drew most of the attention, the cabinet itself went largely unnoticed by contemporary critics, despite its striking architectural clarity and refined sense of proportion. The frame is crafted in

5cm (l) 3cm (w)

mimicking the planes of a kite

a discrete amount of light escapes and illuminates the top and bottom shade

The PAON line consists of a Dining chair

8cm (h) 16cm (l)

Agner might seem to made from one colour

stationery items or even decorative objects

proving that stars never go out of style

14cm (h) 40cm (w)

the P12 Rocking Horse reflects her deep-rooted connection to her grandfather’s aesthetics

The pleated shade has a long lifespan and will develop a beautiful golden patina over the years

but we have many more possible configurations