The 108 Chair, designed in 1946 by Finn Juhl and relaunched in 2008, reflects Scandinavian design through a composition that appears simple at first yet reveals subtle movement in its structure. Its form expresses Danish design and Danish modern ideals by introducing angled elements and a dynamic rhythm, allowing Scandinavian design to move beyond static form.

It allows Scandinavian design to shape interiors through lightness and proportion, where visual balance is achieved without excess detail. This approach reinforces how Danish modern thinking continues to define Scandinavian design, creating spaces that feel refined, intentional, and quietly expressive.

Completed in 1942, the House of Finn Juhl in Ordrup stands as a landmark of Danish functionalist architecture, conceived as a total work of art by the designer himself. This vision continues to influence Danish design and Danish modern ideals, shaping how Scandinavian design integrates sculptural form with immersive interior environments.

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Fully customizable to match your style—choose your preferred size, table top finish, leg color, and drawer color.