Storage Furniture

Storage Furniture

DSHOP’s collection of storage furniture brings mid-century and Danish Modern furniture into conversation with contemporary cabinetmaking and shelving systems. Credenzas, cabinets, bookcases, vitrines and desks reveal different approaches to the same enduring idea: furniture whose beauty lies as much in its construction and function as in its silhouette.

Hans J. Wegner’s CH825 credenza, designed in 1959, expresses this balance through a continuous wood-veneer surface and innovative roller-shutter doors that disappear behind the interior. Carl Hansen & Søn reintroduced the design in 2014 to mark the centenary of Wegner’s birth. Preben Fabricius and Jørgen Kastholm’s FK63 Bookcase System, conceived in 1963, takes a more architectural approach, combining solid oak, precise joinery and brass-handled cabinets in customizable compositions.

Contemporary Danish studios continue this exploration through GUBI. Space Copenhagen’s Private Sideboard draws on antique Japanese furniture, pairing oak veneer with a raised structure that gives the substantial cabinet an unexpected lightness. The accompanying Private Vitrine introduces glazed display, while Linda Korndal’s studio, Toko Among Friends, brings a contemporary modular perspective with the Keen Shelving System, combining a slender metal framework with glass or wood shelves. Together, these pieces connect generations of design through proportion, material character and carefully resolved details.

Storage Furniture

DSHOP’s collection of storage furniture brings mid-century and Danish Modern furniture into conversation with contemporary cabinetmaking and shelving systems. Credenzas, cabinets, bookcases, vitrines and desks reveal different approaches to the same enduring idea: furniture whose beauty lies as much in its construction and function as in its silhouette.

Hans J. Wegner’s CH825 credenza, designed in 1959, expresses this balance through a continuous wood-veneer surface and innovative roller-shutter doors that disappear behind the interior. Carl Hansen & Søn reintroduced the design in 2014 to mark the centenary of Wegner’s birth. Preben Fabricius and Jørgen Kastholm’s FK63 Bookcase System, conceived in 1963, takes a more architectural approach, combining solid oak, precise joinery and brass-handled cabinets in customizable compositions.

Contemporary Danish studios continue this exploration through GUBI. Space Copenhagen’s Private Sideboard draws on antique Japanese furniture, pairing oak veneer with a raised structure that gives the substantial cabinet an unexpected lightness. The accompanying Private Vitrine introduces glazed display, while Linda Korndal’s studio, Toko Among Friends, brings a contemporary modular perspective with the Keen Shelving System, combining a slender metal framework with glass or wood shelves. Together, these pieces connect generations of design through proportion, material character and carefully resolved details.