One frame, many rooms
The same oak plinth runs from the Heimdal sofa to the Aal console. Buy a room at a time and it will still read as a set years later.
Furniture for every room of the house, built in solid oak and natural fibre and photographed in the light it was made for. Take your time.
One catalogue, six rooms, one material language: white oak, bouclé, linen and canvas, held together by light. Nothing here is designed to shout across a room — each piece is drawn to sit quietly and last a long time.
The same oak plinth runs from the Heimdal sofa to the Aal console. Buy a room at a time and it will still read as a set years later.
Solid white oak, dense bouclé, taut canvas, handwoven wool. Joinery left visible where it earns its place in the silhouette.
Every piece is shot in a real room in afternoon light, so what you see is what it does to a wall, a floor and the rest of the room.
Everything in the catalogue belongs to a room before it belongs to a collection.
The latest pieces to arrive in the workshop.






A console, a bench, somewhere to put the keys down. HEMVANG treats the hallway as a room in its own right — slim footprints, oak tops that take a scratch and keep their grain.
The living pieces lean back further than they need to. Deep seats in dense bouclé, oak frames left exposed at the arms, and enough weight that nothing slides when you stand up.
35 pieces across 6 rooms, all drawn to sit together. Returns are open for 30 days if the light in your home disagrees with ours.