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.

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.

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.

We are proud to have many retail- and contract dealers around the world. Here you can see a presentation of some of our Norwegian dealers, both within the retail- and project market.

Welcome to the Bolder.

Inviting & inclusive

From June 7th to 9th, it was time for the annual 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen – one of the world’s largest design festivals showcasing renowned furniture and interior design brands.

When we think of the 1960s, we’re straight back to the “Mad men” era – when smoking, drinking, and socialising were all natural parts of office hours.

On Eikund’s quest to share the Norwegian design legacy with the world, we’ve spent countless hours on a treasure hunt through Norway–collecting designs that are made to endure the test of time.

Not far from where Eikund was founded, and made their first chairs, theses spectacular cabins have slowly emerged. The Bolder. A place hovering high above the Lysefjord, one of Norway’s most spectacular fjords, introducing Norwegian design aligned with Norwegian nature.