About the designer
Magnus Læssøe Stephensen (1903–1984) was a polymath. An architect, a maker of furniture, cutlery, and everyday objects, he collaborated with icons like Fritz Hansen and Kay Bojesen.
His work blended warm functionalism with echoes of Bauhaus and the delicate poetry of Japanese arts and crafts, always rooted in Nordic materials.
He was a designer whose creations quietly shaped homes and interiors, touching the lives within them. A legacy that continues to inspire, gently, across generations.
