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Give your home a pop of color with the Circus pouf; a versatile furniture piece in an exclusive, Scandinavian design. With its rounded shape and clean, graphic lines, Circus is a modern interpretation of the antique Moroccan leather pouf.

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A versatile piece with a multitude of uses, the Bit Stool Stack presents countless opportunities for the home. Shop bit stool in white from Normann Copenhagen online at Mytheresa.

Danish designer Simon Legald's seating range for furniture brand Normann Copenhagen draws inspiration from chair designs throughout history

The blank canvas of this Danish apartment holds a cornucopia of art and colour that constantly evolves with its occupants’ mood and prized finds.

At CPH:DOX, Normann Copenhagen demonstrates the transformative power of its furniture to adapt to different social functions.

The newest additions to Normann Copenhagen's dining + lounge chair selection, Burra invites you to sink in + relax.

A New and Modern take on the Classic Rice Paper Lamp – Normann Copenhagen - Scandinaviandesign.com

BUY – Normann Copenhagen – AMP, pendant, chandelier ,table Lamp, wall lamp – Simon Legald, 2014 – Amp is a range of lamps inspired by old tube amps from the 1960s. The choice of materials – marble, glass, brass – reinforces this vintage look. The decorative bulb diffuses an omnidirectional light, which enhances the structure. First available as a simple suspension, Amp was an immediate success and Normann Copenhagen now offers it as a large chandelier and a table lamp.

<span>An old seven-storey industrial building becomes a multifunctional building through which the Nordic design company tells its story.</span>