Hivemodern: Spotlight On Fredericia

Clarity, Quality & Materiality

Fredericia

Indisputable Classics

Authentic & purposeful Danish Modern Furniture.

Corona Chair & Ottoman

By

Poul Volther

When Poul M. Volther created Corona in 1964 the chair was an obvious hit. Corona was light yet had a sculptural gravity that was not easily forgotten. Corona's success is partly due to its fusion of technical cool and warm and inviting form that refers directly to the human anatomy with its spine and ribs.

"I strive for solutions with a high degree of functionality, aesthetics, and quality - designed with the user in focus."

-Poul M. Volther

The Spanish Chair

B�rge Mogensen

In 1958, Borge Mogensen used solid wood and saddle leather to create the Spanish Chair for Fredericia. The wooden construction of the chair is formed with geometrical precision, achieving a sturdy design with enduring character.

EJ315 Sofa

By Erik Ole J�rgensen

Few pieces of furniture are as elegant, dignified, and versatile as Erik Jorgensen's classic EJ315 collection. This collection is like a chameleon, and it's up to you to dial the expression up or down.

Swoon Lounge Chair

Space Copenhagen

In line with Space Copenhagen's signature style, the look of Swoon is both organic and contemporary. The one-piece chair shell merges into the armrest, back and seat to create a perfect sculpture.

A portrait of Poul Volther

DESIGNER SPOTLIGHT

Poul M. Volther belonged to a generation of architects who had their roots in Scandinavian functionalism, where organic design and the modernist motto of form-follows-function prevailed.

The Spanish chair by Borge Mogensen between Fredericia's Sequoia pouf and Pal side table.

BRAND SPOTLIGHT

Fredericia is a Danish Modern design house with a heritage of honoring quality through careful selection of materials, attention to detail and craft.

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