Johanson Design

Frederiksstaden

Bredegade 45, 1260 Copenhagen

Johanson Design

Cover image missing

Johanson has captivated an international audience with its distinctive Scandinavian design. The brand’s production is characterised by high quality and strong design values, emphasising its commitment to offering premium furniture made in Sweden. A flexible manufacturing approach enables tailor–made collections, allowing customers to choose from over 400 RAL colours and more than 100 textile and leather coverings. By collaborating with some of Europe’s finest designers, Johanson remains dedicated to pushing boundaries in product development, exploring innovative forms, materials, and technologies. The current product range includes furniture, sound absorbers, and lighting.

SOLARIS - Copenhagen Circularity – no beginning and no end – an infinity. A symbol of the sun, absolutely crucial for life and movement, today and for all time. Products designed based on circularity of Färg & Blanche, Alexander Lervik, Johan Lindstén and Böttcher & Kayser. Solaris is interpreted playfully and colorfully with soft colours linked to sun, sea, earth, sky and flora. A circular vision takes place both literally and in terms of form.

No gallery images

Related Exhibitions

Epitomising Danish design values of purpose–driven aesthetics, simplicity and craftsmanship, BoConcept has evolved from its humble 1952 origins into the world’s most global furniture retailer. With 300+ stores across 65 countries—including flagship locations in Copenhagen, London, New York, L.A., Paris, and Munich—BoConcept collaborates with renowned designers, such as Claudio Bellini and atelier axo, to craft timeless collections for private homes and business spaces. With a focus on personalisation, BoConcept offers an industry–leading Interior Design Service and highly customisable furniture, seamlessly blending function and vision to elevate spaces with uncompromising style.

BoConcept

February 5, 2024

Furniture

Rug & Floor

Lighting

Part of 2024

Part of 2025

Slow Extraction / Dimora Circolare / Wasted / La Mesure. Marco Evaristti is an artist and architect trained in the studio of Professor Henning Larsen. His work operates between art, architecture, and design, examining responsibility and the systems shaping contemporary life. During 3daysofdesign, he presents Slow Extraction at the Odd Fellow Palace. The installation treats furniture as spatial structure—circular forms and cubes creating rhythm and small–scale architecture. Crafted in FSC–certified wood and plant–based textiles, materials remain visible. La Mesure extends the project, focusing on the body as measure and proposing furniture as lived architecture.

Evaristti Studio

February 2, 2026

Furniture

Part of 2026

Massproductions creates furniture and accessories that enrich design culture, drawing inspiration from the factory as both a production tool and a creative muse. Founded in 2009 by Swede Magnus Elebäck and Brit Chris Martin, Massproductions is built on their friendship and complementary skills. The company’s success thrives thanks to the talented team in their Stockholm office. Over the years they have developed an exciting and even audacious collection. Yet each piece remains practical and relevant.

Massproductions

October 25, 2022

Furniture

Materials

Part of 2023

Part of 2024

Part of 2026

Headquartered in Milan, MUG leverages the finest Italian craftsmanship to ensure optimal quality and appearance of its products. The focus on balanced proportions and the luminous effect of its lamps are the core of MUG’s design process while the refinement of the materials define the quality standard of the pieces.

Mug

February 2, 2026

Part of 2026

Other Exhibitions

Belgium is Design is an initiative created to promote Belgian design on the international stage. Active since 2011, it brings together designers, studios and companies under a shared identity and a recognized label of quality. Through curated collective projects at major international design events, Belgium is Design highlights the creativity, innovation and know-how that define Belgian design. By combining cultural promotion with economic development, the initiative strengthens the international visibility of Belgian talent while ensuring high professional standards and meaningful connections with global markets. Belgium is Design is led by Wallonie‑Bruxelles Design Mode, Flanders District of Creativity and MAD Brussels.

Belgium is Design

March 20, 2026

Modern Metier is a French design platform with a curated selection of contemporary brands and progressive designers. Working with talents from Paris to Stockholm, the platform represents a select roster of European designers, each distinguished by a singular perspective and original point of view. The name “métier,” drawn from the French word for craft, reflects the studio’s commitment to quality and enduring craftsmanship. In 2024, Modern Metier introduced its first collection of furniture and lighting named 'Solstice' in collaboration with French designer Léa Zeroil. Each piece is developed in close dialogue with the designer and local artisans specialising in woodwork, ceramics, upholstery and metalwork.

Modern Metier

January 22, 2026

Aifunghi is a newly established company founded by experienced design professionals, driven by a commitment to sustainable solutions. Its approach is rooted in the use of local, renewable, and high–quality materials, resulting in an unprecedented combination of creativity, value, and ecological responsibility. The company has developed an innovative manufacturing process, complemented by tangible, natural solutions and refined detailing. Aifunghi creates joyful objects designed to form one of the most sustainable ranges of furniture, lighting, and accessories available to a design–loving audience.

Aifunghi

January 27, 2025

It all started more than 125 years ago, with two families—the Miele and Zinkann families. The engineer Carl Miele and the businessman Reinhard Zinkann founded a company for the manufacture of cream separators in Herzebrock. Their guiding principle becomes the business philosophy: Immer besser. Miele appliances, whether they are used for laundry care, vacuuming or in the kitchen, are subjected to the strictest stress and endurance tests before they are launched on the market. Miele design represents innovation, value and timeless elegance. It shapes the relationship between the person and the product, meets expectations, facilitates handling and creates trust.

MIELE

January 26, 2026

Main events by

Johanson Design

Johanson Design

has not published any main events yet.

In the meantime you can visit them at:

Bredegade 45, 1260 Copenhagen

Joint Events

Johanson Design

has not published any events yet.

In the meantime you can visit them at:

Bredegade 45, 1260 Copenhagen

Other Events

SIPS AT FIVE - Drinks at Kuglegården

Danneskiold—Samsøes Allé 19—21, 1436 Copenhagen

Morning Coffee & Conversations

Bredgade 28A, 1260 Copenhagen

Carpe Diem Beds

Breakfast in Bed

Ny Østergade 7, 1101 Copenhagen

The 8000 series chair at the National Theater of Oslo

Frederiksgade 7, Ground Floor, 1265 Copenhagen

Reevein Studios

Reevein X Malin+Goetz: The Link Between Fashion & Interior

Nikolaj Plads 32, 1067 Copenhagen, Denmark

Bredgade 19, 1260 Copenhagen

An Afternoon Snack

MACA Museum, Toldbodgade 12, 1253 Copenhagen

Vipp Family Walk & Talk

Snorresgade 22, 2300 Copenhagen

×

Johanson Design

Check back soon!