For nearly a century, Scandinavian design has been inspiring the aesthetics of homes across the globe. Defined by its dedication to quality, groundbreaking design, and exceptional craftsmanship, this style has become synonymous with the Nordic aesthetic. In this themed auction, Bukowskis presents a carefully selected array of Scandinavian design, with a emphasis on the period spanning from the 1930s to the 1960s.

Throughout the 20th century, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland had a aspiration to enhance and embellish society, a political force that also extended into the homes. By embracing early modernism and functionalism, the artistic industries of these nations thrived, achieving global recognition at events such as The Exposition Internationale des Arts et Techniques dans la Vie Moderne in 1937 and the New York World's Fair of 1939. This era gave rise to Scandinavian Modernism. Often characterized by blonde woods, soft textiles, and harmonious color choices, creating timeless classics where form and function were merged without compromising beauty.

Kaare Klint, the Danish furniture architect, is often hailed as one of the pioneers of Scandinavian modernism, and his works are featured in our auction through a variety of furniture pieces. Other prominent designers such as Josef Frank, Berndt Friberg, Barbro Nilsson, and Hans J. Wegner are also represented.

Explore our themed auction and browse items like sheepskin armchairs, a daybed by Hans J. Wegner from Getama, and a side table by Josef Frank.