The D102 Søs table by FDB Møbler was designed by Stine Weigelt, who is one of the new generation of designers in Denmark. He teamed up with FDB Møbler because both want to realize functional, aesthetic and high-quality furniture.

Stine Weigelt has designed several pieces of furniture for FDB Møbler, all of which repeat the same three-legged feature, but also a small detail at the intersection of the leg and the lid. Tables made of solid oak are each unique and will last for many years with proper use.

FDB Møbler - sustainability first

Founded in 1942, Danish furniture brand FDB Møbler has a team of designers including renowned names such as Børge Mogensen, Poul Volther and Jørgen Bækmark. From the beginning, FDB Møbler's furniture has been durable, interesting and widely sold.

In the 1980s, the factory closed down and the designers sold their designs to other manufacturers, such as HAY. However, in 2013, a new opportunity opened up to get the FDB Møbler factory up and running, and in no time at all, the brand regained its great popularity. The prestigious company's collection still largely consists of the same classics as in the 1940s, but new products are also added to the range every year.

Today, the company aims to be the world's most sustainable design brand - and they are already the most sustainable in Denmark. All of FDB's textiles are Oeko-Tex certified, every wood used is FSC certified and an increasing number of products have also received the Nordic Swan label, better known as the Swan label in our country. A precise carbon footprint calculation of each product, as well as the entire group, is also underway.

FDB Furniture
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Vallensbæk Torvevej 9
2620 Albertslund
Denmark
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