Are we starting to change the narrative around Norwegian design – in Norway?

For decades, Norwegian design has often played a surprisingly small role in shaping our shared public spaces. Despite a rich design heritage, many of these environments have been defined by international choices – sometimes by habit, sometimes by default.

We collect stories. We search for pieces of forgotten history, and we put them back together again, piece by piece. And it all started with one simple question that sparked our curiosity: What happened to Norwegian design?

What would you say to yourself 100 years from now?

Installation: The Future Library
Artist: Katie Paterson
Material: Wood

This is where the details live. The quiet decisions, the careful choices, and the craftsmanship that make you fall in love with a piece today – and appreciate it even more in the years to come.

– To me, interiors and furniture are about creating a home – something that lasts over time, that can handle life and wear, and that still feels warm, safe and inspiring.

The canvas edition brings a sporty, understated expression while offering strength and lasting comfort. Perfect for everyday living.

Come sit with us. Come gather around a table and be present. Take a break from the zoom calls and the screen time and take a seat.

We’re excited to announce that Eikund’s full product range is now available as CAD files. This makes it easier than ever for architects, interior designers, and other professionals to integrate our iconic Norwegian design pieces into projects.

This is by far the most important meeting place of its kind in Scandinavia. The venues are stunning; the seasonal timing is spot on – Copenhagen in June? Everyone should experience it.