Balancing Act
Dancer turned designer Colin King plays with magic and meaning with Interconnect, his bold candle holder for MENU. Professionally trained as a danc...
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Daniel Schofield: His design process and the Ray Table Lamp
With a background in graphic design and carpentry, the award-winning designer Daniel Schofield looks to the beauty in simplicity, exploring materi...
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Ib Kofod-Larsen
Modern-day design afficionados now have the chance to acquire an exceptional piece of Danish design history as MENU puts The Penguin Chair into pro...
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Truly Human Design
Today the term ‘craftsmanship’ is at the heart of conversations worldwide about design. While sustainability was and is a rising concern for design...
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Wrapped in Comfort
Mathias Mentze, Alexander Ottenstein and Marie-Louise Rosholm share their thoughts on their collaboration on the Cocoon Textile Collection, made ex...
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Ishinomaki Laboratory: Expanding the World of DIY
What started in 2011 as a public workshop initiative to provide the local community in Ishinomaki, Japan with simple, DIY furniture and crafting sk...
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Anderssen & Voll: A Modernist Marriage
Working from their studio in Oslo, they make objects of beauty and relevance, looking to imbue a contemporary cultural expression into each piece w...
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Sustainability Manifesto
At MENU, we provide design solutions that can transform how we use space, connecting the dots between home, work and hospitality.
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Fred Rigby on his Design Practice and The Eclipse Desk
Drawing inspiration from nature and melding the old with the new, designer Fred Rigby creates thoughtful spaces and intriguing, bespoke pieces that...
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Afteroom: An Advocate of the Traces of Time
The award-winning design studio, which marries Hung-Ming’s tech-savvy background as an industrial designer with Chen-Yen’s intuitive and creative ...
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No Place Like Home
“When I design spaces, I want people to feel like they want to stay there all the time, to spend time there. That, to me, is the essence of a great...
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Studio Visit: Aurore de La Morinerie
MENU’s latest designs are recreated in imaginative brush strokes.
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Passage Collection by Krøyer-Sætter-Lassen
The versatility of the collection means it works in a multitude of settings; at home, at work, at play.
Read moreNew Launches June 2022
Today, MENU’s designs can be found around the globe. To make sure our portfolio continues to anticipate needs and offer useful, beautiful solutions, we partner with contemporary talents in our native Scandinavia and around the world. At the same time, our collection is growing to include more legacy designers: masters whose work has stood the test of time and serves as a reminder of what it means to be a modern classic.