Bodil Kjær’s work exists where Danish minimalism meets international modernism. An architect, designer, and thinker, she bridged continents and disciplines with her crisp geometry and unwavering precision. Her iconic Working Table series of the 1960s - sometimes called “the James Bond desk” - captured global attention for its architectural form and universal appeal. For Kjær, design was civic and personal in equal measure: furniture as a tool for modern life. Her work continues to define how Danish design can move effortlessly between cultures while staying rooted in clarity, proportion and purpose.
Architectural elegance, effortless adaptability – furniture that belongs everywhere. Designed in 1959 by Bodil Kjær, the Outdoor Series embodies a harmony between form and surroundings. Crafted from solid teak, the collection ranges from low lounge chairs to linear tables, offering architectural clarity that feels natural and light. Its outdoor range includes lounge and dining furniture, swing sofas, and side tables, moving seamlessly between terrace and living room, sunlight and shadow. The series demonstrates that thoughtful design transcends walls, defined by balance, proportion, and purpose.
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