GREENHOLT

GREENHOLT
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The inspiration behind the Danish brand GREENHOLT is a blend of Scandinavian and Japanese design traditions, consisting of new and past designs that embrace authentic living. Greenholt’s aim is to make products that strike a perfect balance between simplicity and functionality, with carefully crafted details. Greenholt rediscovers past designs that still have relevance and value and gives new life to designs that have proven their worth through generations, reintroducing them to the modern interior enthusiast. Greenholt makes designs that evoke a sense of comfort and familiarity, and creates accessible products with timeless and contemporary appeal, which can be used to decorate and add character to the interior of any home.

With Frank’s Rocking, a true classic has been brought back to life by Danish brand Greenholt. By relaunching the iconic mid-century rocking chair for contemporary interior, Greenholt honors its designer, the Norwegian Frank Reenskaug. With its gentle seating comfort, classic and timeless design, it is a perfect connection between vintage modernity and tradition. The frame is in solid ash wood with harmonious and slender lines, handcrafted joining parts, a generous backrest, and gently curved armrests. The Naya stool, with its simple yet powerful design, can be moved around, changing purpose from a stool to a decorative object, to a side table. An elegant, one-piece solid wood seat states the quality of the stool; available in 3 heights.

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