Japandi is the meeting point between Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian coziness. A design philosophy that celebrates the natural, the simple, and the functional.
In this post, we guide you on how to create your own Japandi oasis on your balcony with teak, metal, and calming tones. We’ll also show you a beautiful example from Copenhagen Japandi, where the style comes together in perfect harmony.

Our French collection is inspired by the sidewalk cafés of Paris.
Read the full story behind its creation here – and get inspired to enjoy your croissant and coffee with French-inspired furniture.

Step into May Silja Andersen Holm’s green garden universe, where colour, function, and personality come together in harmony. With carefully selected furniture and details, she has created a terrace that radiates summer living and relaxation – inviting you to enjoy both grilled meals and long dinners under the open sky.

Which balcony parasol bracket you should choose, depends on the dimensions of your balcony railing. It is therefore important that you measurement the railing before purchasing both the parasol and the bracket. Here we have compiled a guide on which dimensions fit which brackets, which brackets fit which parasols, and how each bracket is mounted on your balcony railing.

A frequently asked question is: will the size of this parasol work on my balcony?

Therefore we've created a visual sketch that makes it clear how much space the different sized parasols will take up on a selection of balconies with a variety of different lengths and depths.

There are many prejudices about teak wood, some of which are unfortunately based on misconceptions and 30-40 year old assumptions and production methods. Here's a brief introduction to contemporary teak production and our approach to teak as a sustainable material.