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Top Tips for Luxury Interior Design and Timeless Investment

Transform your space with luxury interior design by investing in timeless, handcrafted pieces that blend functionality with art. Opt for bespoke furniture, rich textiles, and elegant lighting to elevate your home. Prioritise quality over quantity, and choose classic styles that endure.

Danish Design Co | September 24, 2024

Expert Tips for Timeless, Luxury Interior Transformations

Best Tips for Luxury Interior Design for Those Ready to Upgrade Their Spaces

For those who cherish the art of fine living and are ready to elevate their interiors, investing in timeless, handcrafted pieces of functional art is a wise choice. Here, we explore three exquisite items that will not only enhance the aesthetics of your home but also offer unmatched comfort and style.

Trendy Rug

The Trendy Rug is the epitome of elegance and comfort. Its plush feel and intricate design will accentuate any interior space, creating an inviting and luxurious atmosphere. Whether placed in a living room, bedroom, or study, this rug adds a layer of sophistication and warmth, making every step a delightful experience.

Vintage Rug

For those who appreciate the charm of bygone eras, the Vintage Rug is an exceptional choice. These unique rugs are crafted from semi-old Anatolian hand-knotted pieces, transformed into beautiful patchwork creations by Massimo. Suitable for both domestic and contract use, each rug tells a story of heritage and craftsmanship, bringing a touch of history and individuality to your space.

No.1 Sofa

The No.1 Sofa is a masterful blend of Mogensen's minimalist style and functional design. This designer sofa features removable and mobile cushions, offering both versatility and comfort. Its tightly upholstered frame provides a sturdy foundation, while the loose cushions on the seat and back ensure a cosy seating experience. The conical wooden legs add a vintage charm, making this piece a timeless addition to any modern home. The No.1 Sofa is not just furniture; it is a classic statement that withstands the test of time and adapts gracefully to everchanging trends.

Incorporating these luxurious pieces into your home is more than a mere aesthetic upgrade it is an investment in quality, comfort, and style. Each item represents a commitment to craftsmanship and timeless design, ensuring your interiors remain elegant and inviting for years to come.

Expert Tips for Timeless, Luxury Interior Transformations

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Danish Design Co

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"Luxury is all about expressing personal style and creating a mood, for this attention to detail, particularly the lighting while not sacrificing function and comfort is key"

lounge chair designed by Gubi for Greta M. Grossman

1. GT Lounge Chair

The GT Lounge Chair was designed by Greta M. Grossman in 1949 with an emphasis on its sleek and feminine lines that beautifully expresses the influence that Scandinavian designs have on her. Designed for comfort and aesthetics, this timeless lounge chair is light in its silhouette that is supported on its slender legs, which is true for Grossmans designs.

From $ 2,743

Greta Grossman (1906 – 1999) only really gained prominence as a designer when Gubi discovered and reproduced her designs. With a career spanning over a forty year period, she was an important designer that influenced many to follow her footsteps in a time period where female designers were few. Grossman drew inspiration from European Modernism and played a key role in defining the aesthetic of mid-Century Californian Modernism.

The most iconic furniture pieces she designed for Gubi would be the Grasshopper floor lamp and the Cobra floor and table lamps. Many of these won design awards and her work was frequently displayed in Sweden museums.

lighting designed by Nuura for Sofie Refer

2. Anoli Pendant Lamp

The Anoli Pendant Lamp is a unique Nordic Lamp, crafted by skilled artisans and with the use of the highest quality materiall. Its minimalist yet sophisticated design allows it to blend in well into any interior setting.

From $ 858

Graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Architecture, Design and Conservation, Sofie Refer is a danish designer who considers respect for nature and the beauty of simplicity as two of the most valuable qualities in her designs.
Sofie believes in challenging herself and exploring the richness, generosity and extravagance of the environment. All of which is displayed through her unique lighting designs.

3 seater sofa designed by Juul for Jens Juul Eilersen

3. 401 Sofa

The 401 Sofa was carefully designed by Jens Juul Eilersen to fit into many types of interior and size of rooms but emphasises as a homes central furniture for family and friends to bond over conversations. Suitable for both small and large living rooms, the 104 Sofas slim frame occupies minimum space, maximising the interior.

From $ 3,489

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living room rug designed by Massimo Copenhagen for Massimo Copenhagen design team

Vintage Rug

From $1,435

storage designed by Gubi for Greta M. Grossman

62 Dresser

From $4,573

Miira Pendant Lamp

From $2,377

living room rug designed by Massimo Copenhagen for Limited Edition Design Team

Trendy Rug

From $1,958

The Limited Edition Design team aim to surprise you with one-of-a-kind rugs that you have never seen before. This talented team is passionate and come from a diverse range of backgrounds. They conceptualize and handle production all by themselves in a workshop in Belgium. Their HQ in Mouscron draws on the rich textile traditions, adding in a dynamism from this forward-looking design team.

The 301 is a highly modular sofa – select from different sofa modules and transform your sofa Exquisite Comfort; Available in Fabric and Leather; Minimalist Scandinavian Design

301 Sofa

From $7,537

Trash is a unique rug transformed from traditional centuries-old hand-knotted rugs. We wash them, some we use as they are, some we trash, some we color and some we bleach. We strive to obtain that expression of decadent decay which adds so much class to all kinds of environments. The rugs are easy to maintain and the more you use them the more character they get.

Trash Unika Rug

From $2,475

dinning table designed by Andersen Furniture for Andersen Furniture

Space Dining Table

From $4,376

2 seater sofa designed by Eilersen for Jens Juul Eilersen

Slimline Sofa

From $8,116

2 seater sofa designed by Gubi for Pierre Paulin

Pacha Sofa

From $6,861

Pierre’s greatest childhood influence came from his uncle motorcar designer Georges Paulin as well as great-uncle sculptor Freddy Balthazar Stoll. While studying at the Camondo Decorative Arts School in Paris, his teacher, Maxime Old, recommended Paulin to Marcel Gascoin’s workshop. It was there that Paulin embraced Scandinavian aesthetics and later begun to admire the clean lines of American designers. Paulin created his most iconic models during his collaboration with Kho Liang Le from the late 1950s to 1975, many of which are still in production.

Pierre Paulin had a rather productive design career, with numerous exhibitions and publications but expressed that he had a desire to mass-produce some of his unreleased work. Currently, Paulin, Paulin, Paulin is a family business succeeded by his wife, son and closest business collaborator Michel Chalard. They carry the torch to continue his dream when Paulin passed in 2009.

outdoor lounge chairs designed by Manutti for Stephane De Winter

The Mood Dining Chair is designed by Stephane De Winter and crafted with a unique, timeless wicker material. The Mood is available in 2 earth-toned colours, which will accentuate your patio wonderfully.

Mood Outdoor Lounge Chair

From $2,317

Manutti founder and head designer Stephane De Winter believes that good design goes hand in hand with usability and comfort. Always receptive to the customer’s needs and in line with the latest trends, his team transcends itself to go beyond beauty.

dining chairs designed by Fredericia for Welling/Ludvik

Pato is a piece of modern design that comes in a wide variety of materials, including everything from wood to polypropylene. Many different leg types, such as the traditional 4-leg design and sledge legs have been crafted for it as well. However, no matter the rendition, the minimalistic style of the Pato always rings true.
The Pato has gone through rigorous testing to ensure that its quality (particularly its durability) will meet the expectations of its discerning customers.

Pato Dining Chair

From $598

3 seater sofa designed by Eilersen for Jens Juul Eilersen

Cocoon Sofa

From $10,510

2 seater sofa designed by Fredericia for Space Copenhagen

The Spine series was originally designed for the interior design of a Michelin starred restaurant in 2011 and has since been favoured by many high-end restaurants, bars and luxury retail shops for its quality, craftsmanship and clean aesthetic.
Spine bears in mind its Nordic heritage while blending in some personality with an individual but refreshing twist. The clean minimal lines are a familiar look while the contemporary details provide a unique striking look never seen before. The top and bottom of the Spine Lounge Suite Sofa contain contrasting elements but still combine to look balanced and refined. The wooden frames made up of the backing and legs are given solid emphasis and the hand-sewn upholstery utilizes techniques developed by Fredericias very own 1960 leather series. The Spine is a mix of organic, solid and modern.

Spine Lounge Suite Sofa

From $12,422

Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou form the Danish design duo known as Space Copenhagen. This studio has been widely known to push design boundaries but still manages to pour in personal vision into their genuine designs. Space Copenhagen’s design portfolio range from interior design, furniture, everyday-use refined objects, art installations and art direction.

Many of their furniture design work have been for clients in the hospitality and luxury retail sector – a field the studio is strongly known for. Space Copenhagen has done interior design for some of the world’s most influential restaurants such as Nordic pioneer restaurant NOMA, Geranium, owned by Bóchuse D’or winner Rasmus Kofoed and newcomer Geist, run by Michelin star chef Bo Bech.

Some of their furniture designs carried by Danish Design Co here in Singapore are manufactured by designer brands Gubi and Fredericia.

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Danish Design has always been my go-to place for furniture shopping. They have the most fashionable but also timeless pieces. And while some are not cheap they are made with great quality. We bought our favourite dining walnut table that is ever so timeless but also the most versatile being able to sit 6 and up to 10-12 when we extend it. It is our third time renovating and we are taking this favourite piece w us in our move… and more importantly we always get great service from danish design even after many years.