Caretakers of Norwegian design heritage
Reviving Mid-Century Masterpieces
Norrøna x Eikund
Rooted in Norwegian heritage and their love for quality and craftsmanship
The exquisite hospitality lookbook
Hospitality is the art of crafting unforgettable experiences. It’s about giving people on the go, a place to feel at home. About finding moments of rest and comfort during a busy day. It’s giving someone a meeting place that fuels inspiration and conversation. It’s that feeling of being at a unique and luxurious place.
For us that’s exquisite hospitality.
Make your project stand out
Subtle luxury and inviting comfort. That one piece of the puzzle that grounds the room.
Our projects
Welcome to The Bolder
A set of spectacular lodges hovering high above Lysefjorden, one of Norway’s most spectacular fjords. Designed by internationally renowned architectural firm Snøhetta, and furnished by Eikund, alongside the Danish design company Vipp.
The Eikund way
As a Norwegian company Eikund is surrounded by magnificent nature in all directions. What we see every day is never taken for granted, it inspires us to always improve and do better.
Explore
The Norwegian furniture company Eikund is re-launching Norwegian furniture classics that will most definitely impress. With the presentation of Veng arm chair, designed by Torbjørn Bekken in 1960, Eikund is entering a chapter in the Norwegian design history.
Eikund stories
[Eikund] At home [with Lars]
Step inside Lars’s classic Oslo flat from the early 1900s, where the warmth comes from Norwegian design, and even more from the people around the table.
Eikund: Exquisite hospitality with Norwegian mid-century classics
Subtle luxury and inviting comfort. That one piece of the puzzle that grounds the room.
Who was Fredrik A. Kayser?
Fredrik Andreas Kayser: A renowned name within the Norwegian design heritage, where his work is often described as timeless though still rooted in the mid-century design movement. The definition of a classic.
We visited the home of his daughter, Eva Hildrum, to have a conversation about her father, and a peak into her home of carefully selected Kayser furniture.
Norrøna x Eikund
A couple of decades before the first Eikund designs came to life, Norrøna had already started on their quest: to make outdoor gear the last thing you thought about when you were outside – because it would just work.
Their search for quality and craftsmanship has made them into a brand, that almost 100 years later, is one of the best in the world.
At home [with Julian & Thea]
– I don’t necessarily have a distinct style, at least that’s not how I choose objects. I just find something that speaks to me, and then I try to make them work together in our home, whether it be art or furniture. [Julian]
From Forgotten to Featured: Regjeringskvartalet
Are we starting to change the narrative around Norwegian design – in Norway?
For decades, Norwegian design has often played a surprisingly small role in shaping our shared public spaces. Despite a rich design heritage, many of these environments have been defined by international choices – sometimes by habit, sometimes by default.
