FDB Møbler

The J46 spoke-back chair from 1956 is one of FDB Mobler's best-selling products. It is estimated that Poul Volther's enduring classic has been among the best-selling chairs in Denmark. The chair is distinguished by its elegant design and high level of sitting comfort, whether used as a kitchen or dining chair.

In the decades since they were created, way back in 1944, Mogens Koch's bookcases have become a Nordic furniture design icon, finding their way not only all over Denmark, from small homes to parliamentary offices and boardrooms, but all over the world. Simply executed, with the highest quality materials and workmanship, they epitomize functionality in the way they lend themselves to myriad combinations. Their freshness, relevance and aesthetic appeal renew themselves for each generation. Position them horizontally to make a low shelf, stack them to create a bookcase or mount them on the wall. Choose the size that suits your intended use, whether it’s for storing books, LPs or anything else.

In the decades since they were created, way back in 1944, Mogens Koch's bookcases have become a Nordic furniture design icon, finding their way not only all over Denmark, from small homes to parliamentary offices and boardrooms, but all over the world. Simply executed, with the highest quality materials and workmanship, they epitomize functionality in the way they lend themselves to myriad combinations. Their freshness, relevance and aesthetic appeal renew themselves for each generation. Position them horizontally to make a low shelf, stack them to create a bookcase or mount them on the wall. Choose the size that suits your intended use, whether it’s for storing books, LPs or anything else.

presents the J27 Accent Stool, a tribute to Borge Mogensen’s 1940s legacy and his refined, purposeful design. Crafted from solid oak with uncompromising quality, this versatile piece serves as a companion for dining or an inviting spot for informal conversation. Its wooden frame and surface are engineered for longevity, slowly acquiring a storied patina that celebrates the passage of time. Arriving assembled with a weight capacity of 220 pounds, it is a practical yet sophisticated addition to any living space. This silhouette does not demand attention; instead, it offers an enduring appeal that enhances the home through its simple, honest construction.

Love the stools. Perfect for children’s craft table!. Dianne. Bristol, RI. Sat Jun 13 2026

B stands for bench, and J83 stands for kinship with some of the most iconic chairs in the history of FDB Mobler: Jorgen BEkmark's J80 and J81 dining chairs, as well as the J82 lounge chair – or armchair, as it was called back in the 1960s. The bench is the long version of the J83 stool; it is 1 m long and can be used in many other contexts. As with the other chairs in the J80s range, it provides a comfortable seating position and, as a piece of design, it has proved its qualities over generations.

At the linseed factory, Linolie & Pigment A/S, in osby in Southern Jutland, Denmark, everything is done by hand – following age-old methods and formulas preserved in beautifully patinated books. Here, past and present merge in a harmonious symbiosis, and it is exactly this connection between the old and the modern that we also value at FDB Mobler. FDB Mobler and Linolie & Pigment A/S share a deep love for our history and the craftsmanship tradition. And with the Ragnesminde side- and coffee tables, we strive to bring these values into the present. The collection draws on old materials such as pine wood and linseed oil and combines them in a beautiful and clean design that fits perfectly with today's aesthetics. The name Ragnesminde comes from the name of the old Danish farmhouse that today serves as FDB Mobler's headquarters.

J83 is a simple, comfortable stool that is among the most iconic designs from the first golden age of FDB Møbler. Jørgen Bækmark, who was head of the FDB Møbler design studio from 1958, designed it to complement the popular J80 and J81 dining chairs, as well as the J82 lounge chair—or armchair, as it was called back in the 1960s. These pieces are part of a design that has literally proved timeless and been popular for generations. Bækmark stressed that furniture should be comfortable, and this is certainly true of the stool, too.

Philips Bro's product line Alle is for those seeking to enhance their entrance hall and bedroom with a simple, contemporary expression. The series includes coat racks, a circular scarf holder and a mirror, each with an organic yet stringent design. The racks build on classic Shaker tradition and were envisioned as small trees lining an elegant old avenue. The mirror is suspended by a strap of shell cordovan leather, like a shining lake next to the avenue. And the circular scarf holder, which also has a leather strap, can be suspended from the coat rack. The Alle range can be combined as needed. Altogether a natural, harmonious design that goes well with the interior decor of most homes.

The beautiful Ebletoft boxes are designed by Monica Ritterband. They are a modern take on the classic apple boxes that Danes have known and harvested fruit in for generations. Stackable and useful for storing and organizing large and small items both indoors and outdoors, Ebletoft boxes come in five different sizes that can be combined to suit your needs. The boxes are made from solid oak and have a beautiful, vibrant surface.

This woven series by renowned FDB designer Jorgen BEkmark comprises several pieces of furniture, including the classic and iconic J80 dining chair. The series harks back to the golden age of FDB Mobler in the 1950s and has survived to this day due to its elegant and timeless look. J81 is the version with armrests which also functions as a free-standing chair. It is comfortable to sit in for long periods of time as it is made from quality materials from the paper cord to the solid wood.

The oak tree is an ancient symbol of Denmark and its natural environment, and it also happens to be a favorite material of the design duo Mot & Bergstrom in creating furniture for FDB Mobler. Continuing that trend, they now offer two new mirrors with solid oak frames—one oblong and curved, the other round—guaranteed to blend in harmoniously with their predecessors. The mirrors take their name from Mosso, the largest of the lakes in the Central Jutland highlands, lakes that have served as a source of inspiration for this talented team.

As an addition to the minimalist 2022 Teglgaard series by Biron & Sigsgaard, a lounge chair and stool in the same functional and stylish design have been introduced. The Teglgaard series combines brushed, stainless steel with woven polyester cords. This combination of materials creates a light, transparent, and weather-resistant piece that withstands the changeable Danish weather.

The Sonderup stools are designed by one of our newest designers, Chastine Lavoie. Crafted in solid, oiled oak, these pieces are designed as stepstools; J181 has a single step and J180 comes with two steps. Simple and functional, they can be used in many different settings and thanks to the beautiful aesthetic, will serve as perfect additions to any home.

The design duo Salto & Sigsgaard and FDB Mobler launched the first collaboration – the Teglgaard Garden Chair – in 2022. The series has been enriched with a minimalist and light garden table in stainless steel, which, like the chair, is perfectly tailored for the Danish summer weather.

With one stone with this stylish cushion in leather or wool. These cushions are carefully tailored to the seating furniture designed. With this addition, seating comfort is upgraded while giving the furniture a new, elegant look.

As an addition to the minimalist 2022 Teglgaard series by Salto & Sigsgaard, a lounge chair and stool in the same functional and stylish design, have been introduced. The Teglgaard chairs combine brushed, stainless steel with woven polyester cords. This combination of materials gives a light, transparent and weather-resistant chair that withstands the changeable Danish weather.

FDB Møbler presents the Sammen Outdoor Teak Lounge Chair, a masterful extension of Danish indoor elegance into the open air. Designed by Thomas Alken, this piece translates the brand’s classic, understated lines into a sanctuary for the garden. Crafted from solid teak with a nature finish, it invites moments of repose—from early spring sun to warm summer afternoons. The slat seat and back offer a relaxed, comfortable sit, supported by a sturdy inner frame with a 220-pound weight capacity. Arriving fully assembled for immediate enjoyment, this teak silhouette embodies a sophisticated simplicity that matures alongside your landscape.

This woven series by the renowned FDB designer Jorgen BEkmark comprises several pieces of furniture, including the classic and iconic J80 dining chair. The chair harks back to the golden age of FDB Mobler in the 1950s and has survived to this day due to its elegant and timeless look. The J80 is comfortable to sit in for long periods of time as it is made from quality materials from the paper cord to the solid wood.

The combination tray and table called Bakketop ("Hilltop") provides a splendid example of how FDB Mobler blends design, craftsmanship and functionality to produce products that are far more than the sum of their parts. Perfectly suited to the bedside or the end of a sofa, Bakketop also works well as a freestanding piece of furniture. It was originally designed for Snedkernes Efterarsudstilling (Cabinetmakers’ Autumn Exhibition) in 2018, and the young carpenter Mathias Juul Overvad gets the credit for its highly detailed woodworking.

In 1996, our well-known designer Grethe Meyer created Colorline. A textile series where her sense of beauty in simplicity was expressed in red and blue. The same pattern is reflected in the functional tote bags - in several colours - with strong straps so they are durable and can be used for years.

In 2014, Thomas E. Alken designed the refined series of garden furniture Sammen (Danish for Together) which has since been expanded with a set of large, soft cushions for the garden furniture. Combining Danish design and functionality, the new cushions complete the Sammen series – and make it possible to use your outdoor space even more.

In Denmark, there are several places with the name Holmen. Historically, it has been used to name areas particularly associated with seafaring or maritime activities, but it can also symbolize isolated places in nature like small islands or areas surrounded by water. The Holmen Chair is created with the essence of the island in mind. Every part of its design, from the clean lines to the soft curves, evokes the calm and harmonious atmosphere found on an isolated island. Holmen is the Danish word for Islet and that's why the name "Holmen" is entirely appropriate. Holmen is an elegant chair that blends modern design and maritime references. But Holmen is more than just a piece of furniture – it's a story of adventure and tranquility, of immersing yourself in the beauty of nature and finding inspiration in the simple pleasures of island life.

The J48 chair is Poul Volther's classic dining chair from 1951, which over the years has proved to be one of the most popular chairs in the FDB Mobler range. With its solid oak design, and the upholstered seat in either leather or textile, the J48 chair exudes quality. The rounded and separate backrests, similar to those on Poul Volther's Corona chair, provide a high degree of sitting comfort and an extremely aesthetic and uniquely original look.

FDB Mobler's dining chair is designed for sunny lunches and long summer evenings in the garden. It is a chair designed according to the traditions shared by FDB Mobler, but reinterpreted as a piece of garden furniture. The natural, oiled teak creates the same feel as the classic dining chairs that we use inside. However, the material and shape are, of course, adapted for outdoor use. The chair beautifully matches the two dining tables in the series. The chair exudes an air of quality and style not normally associated with garden furniture.

It is not without reason that the Parachute spoke-back chair has been a beautiful point of reference in many Danish homes. Its curves are typical of classic Danish furniture design, and at the same time the curved armrests invite deep relaxation for the person sitting in the chair. Erik Ole Jørgensen’s range of spoke-back furniture dates back to 1978 and makes clear references to the other great designers who laid the foundations of . Erik Ole Jørgensen had a background as both an upholsterer and a furniture designer, and perhaps this is why the interaction between cushions and furniture is especially successful here.

The J48 chair is Poul Volther's classic dining chair from 1951, which over the years has proved to be one of the most popular chairs in the FDB Mobler range. With its solid oak design, and the upholstered seat in either leather or textile, the J48 chair exudes quality. The rounded and separate backrests, similar to those on Poul Volther's Corona chair, provide a high degree of sitting comfort and an extremely aesthetic and uniquely original look.

Ermelunden is a garden furniture series designed by the furniture designer Borge Mogensen in 1965. The name Ermelunden is taken from a small forest in Gentofte, close to where he lived. Intended as a stationary furniture arrangement. It was imperative for Borge Mogensen that his furniture was highly functional. And so it is no coincidence that he chose to give Ermelunden wide feet to prevent the legs from sinking into the grass. Borge Mogensen was so pleased with Ermelunden that he chose to have the furniture in his private garden in Gentofte and also at his holiday home near Limfjorden in central Jutland.

In Denmark, there are several places with the name Holmen. Historically, it has been used to name areas particularly associated with seafaring or maritime activities, but it can also symbolize isolated places in nature like small islands or areas surrounded by water. The Holmen Chair is created with the essence of the island in mind. Every part of its design, from the clean lines to the soft curves, evokes the calm and harmonious atmosphere found on an isolated island. Holmen is the Danish word for Islet and that's why the name "Holmen" is entirely appropriate. Holmen is an elegant chair that blends modern design and maritime references. But Holmen is more than just a piece of furniture – it's a story of adventure and tranquility, of immersing yourself in the beauty of nature and finding inspiration in the simple pleasures of island life.

Jorgen Bekmark designed the classic Trombetta Dining table in 1963, and it quickly became a sought-after piece of furniture at FDB Mobler. Today, the simple and functional design is as a dining table and coffee table, both made from solid oak, plywood, and durable FENIX laminate. The frame is in natural colour. The tabletop is reversible, so you can choose between two different colours of laminate depending on your mood. FENIX laminate is a strong material that combines aesthetics and functionality. It has a matte and durable surface, which is easy to clean and with the further surprise of leaving no fingerprints.

The Sonderup stools are designed by one of our newest designers, Chastine Lavoie. Crafted in solid, oiled oak, these pieces are designed as stepstools; J181 has a single step and J180 comes with two steps. Simple and functional, they can be used in many different settings and thanks to the beautiful aesthetic, will serve as perfect additions to any home.

The armchair is one of the most important pieces of furniture in the home. It also has a very special status in Danish furniture design. The armchair is also a spot where we can relax and recharge. When the famous architect Poul Volther created the Shikhare armchair, he had his wife in mind, hence the name. Shikhare relaxed with her knitting with long knitting needles - so there was made room for them too. To this day, there is room for knitting, laptop or iPad in the comfortable armchair.

By combining solid oak and a very straightforward design approach with simple and immediate constructions, the designer has created the iconic details of the B100 Soro Shelf. Soro is made by Laura Bilde, one of our newest designers at FDB Mobler. The shelf works fine on its own, but due to the simple design and construction, you can also group more of them together to create large, flexible shelving systems.

At the linseed factory, Linolie & Pigment A/S, in osby in Southern Jutland, Denmark, everything is done by hand – following age-old methods and formulas preserved in beautifully patinated books. Here, past and present merge in a harmonious symbiosis, and it is exactly this connection between the old and the modern that we also value at FDB Mobler. FDB Mobler and Linolie & Pigment A/S share a deep love for our history and the craftsmanship tradition. And with the Ragnesminde side- and coffee tables, we strive to bring these values into the present. The collection draws on old materials such as pine wood and linseed oil and combines them in a beautiful and clean design that fits perfectly with today's aesthetics. The name Ragnesminde comes from the name of the old Danish farmhouse that today serves as FDB Mobler's headquarters.

The chair is suitable for a Aribella's playroom, or a cosy Aribella's corner in the living room. There is no denying the connection between the chair and Borge Mogensen's famous dining chairs. The Aribella's table obviously needs to be the right height, so that it is easier for Aribella to immerse themselves in play or drawing. The Aribella's table is a stylised version of Borge Mogensen's original dining tables. The Borge Mogensen bench is something of an institution, so it was obviously part of the range when the Aribella's furniture was launched for the first time in the late 1940s. A seat which combines the cosy with a nod to a design classic.

This woven series by the renowned FDB designer Jorgen BEkmark comprises several pieces of furniture, including the classic and iconic J80 dining chair. The series harks back to the golden age of FDB Mobler in the 1950s and has survived to this day due to its elegant and timeless look. J82, the lounge chair that doubles as a freestanding chair, is comfortable to sit in for long periods of time as it is made from quality materials from the paper cord to the solid wood.

Ermelunden is a garden furniture series designed by the furniture designer Borge Mogensen in 1965. The name Ermelunden is taken from a small forest in Gentofte, close to where he lived. Intended as a stationary furniture arrangement. It was imperative for Borge Mogensen that his furniture was highly functional. And so it is no coincidence that he chose to give Ermelunden wide feet to prevent the legs from sinking into the grass. Moreover, Borge Mogensen was aware of people's different sitting positions, which is why the backrest is shaped with two different angles, providing support when either sitting up straight or when adopting a more relaxed posture. Borge Mogensen was so pleased with Ermelunden that he chose to have the furniture in his private garden in Gentofte and also at his holiday home near Limfjorden in central Jutland.

The C35 dining table is one of FDB Mobler’s well-known classics. Designed by Poul M. Volther in 1957, it is still a popular dining table today thanks to its stylish and lightweight design. Poul M. Volther, head of FDB Mobler’s design studio in the 1950s, was known for his functional designs, and the C35 is no exception.

The horse rug was originally developed at The Royal Military Clothing Factory, which produced textiles for the Danish Army, Navy, and the Guard Hussars. Originally intended to clothe army horses, this textile was adapted for use in furniture in the 1970s. It became a significant export success as the primary fabric for many iconic Danish design pieces. Danish Art Weaving took over production in 1995, and today FDB Møbler has renewed this cooperation to share the history of this famous textile with new generations.

The Shaker table was not exclusive to Borge Mogensen’s private dining room. It was also a table type that he returned to time and again throughout his career as a furniture architect. Borge Mogensen designed this model for FDB Mobler in 1950, but it was never put into production, possibly because of the cross-shaped legs, which back then were a bold design detail and one that was difficult to manufacture. Many years later, FDB Mobler launched the table which – despite changing social trends within interior design – remains a timeless and aesthetically durable design. With its elegant and unique underframe, which is drawn in under the tabletop, the simple rectangular surface appears to float freely in space while allowing plenty of legroom. The table comes across as being highly functional with a practical tabletop with rounded edges, and builds on Borge Mogensen’s unwavering requirement that a piece of furniture should serve its users and support human activities rather than forcing people to adapt to the furniture.

Danes have grown taller in just a couple of generations. Therefore, it is only natural for Jorgen BEkmark's well-known woven bench to be upgraded by a few centimetres. And it works perfectly without a piano also: In the dining room, in the entrance or anywhere, in fact, where a small seat is needed. The bench was part of a relaunch to mark Jorgen BEkmark's 90th birthday, where the emphasis has not least been on the woven furniture that is both so characteristic of his time, but at the same time timeless and forever modern.

The aesthetic and the practical converge in the Teglgaard chair, designed expressly to withstand Denmark's often whimsical weather. Built of materials chosen for their outstanding strength, durability, and ability to shed water - brushed stainless steel alloy, polyester cord - it is sturdy, stackable, and dries quickly after a summer shower. A single shake or a quick wipe with a cloth, and the chair is ready for use again. And all without scrimping on seating comfort. When summer comes to Denmark, Teglgaard's modern design fits in everywhere, whether garden or courtyard, laneway or street.

The design duo Biron & Sigsgaard and FDB Møbler launched their first collaboration—the Teglgaard Garden Chair—in 2022. The series has been enriched with a minimalist and light garden table in stainless steel which, like the chair, is perfectly tailored for the Danish summer weather.

In Denmark, there are several places with the name Holmen. Historically, it has been used to name areas particularly associated with seafaring or maritime activities, but it can also symbolize isolated places in nature like small islands or areas surrounded by water. The Holmen Chair is created with the essence of the island in mind. Every part of its design, from the clean lines to the soft curves, evokes the calm and harmonious atmosphere found on an isolated island. Holmen is the Danish word for Islet and that's why the name "Holmen" is entirely appropriate. Holmen is an elegant chair that blends modern design and maritime references. But Holmen is more than just a piece of furniture – it's a story of adventure and tranquility, of immersing yourself in the beauty of nature and finding inspiration in the simple pleasures of island life.

By combining solid oak and a very straightforward design approach with simple and immediate constructions, the designer has created the iconic details of the B100 Soro Shelf. Soro is made by Laura Bilde, one of our newest designers at FDB Mobler. The shelf works fine on its own, but due to the simple design and construction, you can also group more of them together to create large, flexible shelving systems.

The J18 chair was designed by Borge Mogensen in 1945. Like Mogensen's other well-known FDB chairs, this model is distinguished by its clean, Nordic design with no decoration or unnecessary trimmings, and where the focus is on function and simplicity. The comfortable chair was inspired by the old eighteenth-century English Windsor chairs. The solid backrest continues into the armrests, which fit under most tabletops. The comfortable, bowl-shaped wooden seat slopes gently backwards.

J165 is an elegant and stylish take on a high stool with distinctively clean lines and a round, comfortable paper cord seat. It is unusual to see a high stool with a woven seat, but with an expression similar to other Danish dining chair classics, this high-chair clearly writes itself into that design tradition. A classic Jorgen BEkmark design with a highly contemporary functionality. J165 comes in different versions and was released to celebrate Jorgen BEkmarks 90th birthday.

Hesbjergstolen er en nytEnkning og en moderne fortolkning af den nordiske designtradition. De underspillede detaljer, det holdbare og Erlige materialevalg og den fine Estetiske lethed gor den til et nutidigt design – men med klare, klassiske undertoner. Hesbjerg er behagelig som spisebordsstol, og dens komfort og ergonomi indbyder til mange timers hygge med venner og familie rundt om bordet. Takket vEre dens varme udtryk er den dog yderst egnet i hele hjemmet. Inspirationen til designet stammer fra den danske designhistorie og de Edle og rene materialer, som blev brugt i dansk designs guldalder. Stolens navn er hentet fra navnet pa et hojdedrag i det nordlige SjElland, hvor designerne har haft sommerhus igennem flere generationer.

It has never been more straightforward to hang a piece of Danish design history on the wall. B5 is a simple and functional shelf that simultaneously represents the qualities that have contributed to making Borge Mogensen one of the most important furniture architects in the golden age of Danish furniture design. First and foremost, B5 is executed in a simple and stylish manner using solid materials. It functions as a straightforward element on the wall in a space where additional shelf space is needed to place items within easy reach. However, as a modular system, it can easily be expanded to accommodate a growing collection of books, LP records, or similar items. Borge Mogensen designed the shelf when he was still a student at the Academy of Fine Arts Furniture School, and B5 thus represents the beginning of the era that FDB Mobler has been an integral part of.