Exquisite hospitality
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Exquisite hospitality
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The Eikund way
As a Norwegian company Eikund is surrounded by magnificent nature in all directions. What we see every day is never taken for granted, it inspires us to always improve and do better.
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The Norwegian furniture company Eikund is re-launching Norwegian furniture classics that will most definitely impress. With the presentation of Veng arm chair, designed by Torbjørn Bekken in 1960, Eikund is entering a chapter in the Norwegian design history.
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The Bolder, with its awe-inspiring architecture by renowned firm Snøhetta, is beautiful curated with kitchen from Vipp Design and and a selection of furniture from Eikund.
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pieced together once again.
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Exquisite hospitality
Hospitality is the art of crafting unforgettable experiences. It’s about giving people on the go, a place to feel at home. About finding moments of rest and comfort during a busy day. It’s giving someone a meeting place that fuels inspiration and conversation. It’s that feeling of being at a unique and luxurious place.
Sit with us: Dining chairs designed for social settings
Our chairs are designed to bring people together. Whether you’re hosting a long meal or a quick coffee, each piece invites you to sit back, relax, and connect.
Cosmopolitan: The Bolder Is the Place to Stay if You Wanna Hunker Down in the Norwegian Fjords
This story is part of Cosmo's 2024 Hot Hotel Awards package, where we recognize 10 next-level properties across the world with the inaugural distinction.
Made to Last: Timeless Norwegian Design
Norwegian furniture design from the 1950s and 60s is celebrated for its minimalist elegance, functional beauty, and enduring quality. At Eikund, we honor this rich legacy by reintroducing iconic lounge chairs that have stood the test of time.
UnForgettable elegance. UnCompromising quality.
This June, the Fluffy lunge chair becomes available in an “UnFluffy” version with textile. We have been working on customising the product for the market all winter.
Dining Tables Revived from the Archive
Morten Hippe at Eikund has delved into the old archive of Rastad & Relling Tegnekontor and now presents two different dining tables. You might already be familiar with Øya, but now there is also Oma, which is a smaller model with a laminate top.