Some of Nanna Ditzel’s signature pieces include the ‘Two-Seat Sofa’ which was well accepted. It had very intriguing and eye drawing curves yet remained both decorative and functional. The ‘Basket’ or ‘Hanging’ chair was a wicker chair that was suspended from the ceiling by lengths of chain and one of Nanna Ditzel’s many forays into working with wicker. Collaborations with her husband Jorgen produced one of the most notable pieces of furniture Nanna Ditzel ever designed, the ‘Toadstool’, stacking pieces for children that served as both a table and a stool.
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Interior Furniture Designs
Some of Nanna Ditzel’s signature pieces include the ‘Two-Seat Sofa’ which was well accepted. It had very intriguing and eye drawing curves yet remained both decorative and functional. The ‘Basket’ or ‘Hanging’ chair was a wicker chair that was suspended from the ceiling by lengths of chain and one of Nanna Ditzel’s many forays into working with wicker. Collaborations with her husband Jorgen produced one of the most notable pieces of furniture Nanna Ditzel ever designed, the ‘Toadstool’, stacking pieces for children that served as both a table and a stool.
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