In the room
Allow for doors opening, chairs moving back and walking space.

Collection
A dining table for shared meals, a sofa for slowing down, storage that makes room: explore furniture through its dimensions, materials and everyday use, from the living room to the bedroom.

Workspace
An oak-veneered desk on steel legs for a workspace with limited tabletop depth.
Collection
Natural materials and thoughtful proportions for a home that works with everyday life.
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Dining room
A solid-oak table that brings six people together for everyday meals.
Dining room
An upholstered seat on a wooden frame; check the clearance beneath your table.
Living room
A three-seat sofa with separate measurements for the seat and overall footprint.
Living room
An upholstered armchair for a reading corner or an extra seat beside the sofa.
Living room
A round solid-oak coffee table for books and everyday items beside the sofa.
Dining room
Two doors and three drawers organise tableware, table linen and smaller items.
Bedroom
A solid-oak frame for a 160 × 200 cm mattress, chosen separately.
Bedroom
A drawer holds small items while an open shelf keeps your evening book nearby.
Bedroom
A hanging rail and three shelves organise hanging clothes and folded items together.
Workspace
An oak-veneered desk on steel legs for a workspace with limited tabletop depth.
Workspace
A height-adjustable task chair to match your desk; the armrests stay fixed.
Workspace
Five open levels organise books, files and objects in your workspace. Check the floor space and available height.
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Dimensions
Material, care and assembly are part of choosing each piece of furniture.

Wipe wood without soaking; follow the upholstery care instructions.
The chair is listed assembled; the table and sofa need their legs attached. The wardrobe needs full assembly.
Illustrative terms; no real order or contract.