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18 July 2026

The Dining Edit

Hem 16x9

Our curated selection for the dining room, from enduring design classics to contemporary pieces that become the natural focal point of the home.

0005 Vidar

Vidar Chair
Designed by Sami Kallio with Scandinavian furniture traditions as its starting point. The handwoven seat and carefully crafted details create a chair where craftsmanship meets contemporary design.

0004 Fledermaus
Left: Spazio Leone. Right: Cerruti Draime for Architectural Digest.

Fledermaus Chair
Originally designed by Josef Hoffmann in 1907 and produced by Wittmann. A design icon where restrained geometry and soft curves make the chair as relevant today as when it was first introduced.

0006 NMNG

NM3 NMNG Table
An architectural dining table where the construction itself becomes part of the design. Created by the Italian design studio NM3, it functions equally well as a statement piece and as a natural gathering place.

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Chair 66 Exclusive Edition
An exclusive edition of Alvar Aalto’s classic Chair 66, created by Artek for Nordiska Galleriet in walnut-stained birch. A piece of design history reinterpreted for today.

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Carl Hansen CH327
Hans J. Wegner’s modern classic for Carl Hansen & Søn combines balanced proportions with exceptional craftsmanship. A dining table that feels equally at home in a city apartment or a country house.

0003 Standard
Left: SCE Jean Prouvé, Right: Eugeni Pons.

Standard Chair
Designed by Jean Prouvé and produced by Vitra, with a construction where every detail serves a clear purpose. A modern classic that has become an enduring icon of design history.

0002 Max
Left: Adrianna Glaviano for Hem. Right: Erik Lefvander for Hem.

Max Table
Max Lamb’s robust dining table for Hem in solid ash celebrates the natural beauty of the material. A generous table designed for long meals and large gatherings, with matching benches available.

0001 Hill House
Left: Erik Lefvander for Halleroed. Right: Peter Vinther for Service Projects.

Hill House Chair
Designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1902 and produced by Cassina. One of design history’s most distinctive chairs, its tall backrest blurs the line between furniture and sculpture.

0000 Point

Point Chair
Designed by Jonas Bohlin in 1985 and reintroduced in Sweden by Ingridsdotter. A graphic classic where precision, materiality and craftsmanship come together in every detail.