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Brand Focus: Mazo Design
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Quietly confident Danish design, balancing mid-century clarity with contemporary refinement — furniture, lighting and accessories made to last beyond trends.

Mazo’s designs sit in the balance between structure and softness — straight lines softened by curves, lightness grounded by weight. Rooted in mid-century functionalism, the collection brings together revived classics and contemporary works that feel timeless rather than trend-driven.

Each piece is resolved through proportion, durability and material honesty, favouring longevity over short-term appeal.

Legacy: design from the 1930s, renewed

Mazo has the exclusive rights to relaunch and manufacture the furniture of Magnus Læssøe Stephensen. Through the relaunch of architect Magnus Læssøe Stephensen’s 1930s designs — WNG, TMBO, MZO and ARCH — ideas formed nearly a century ago continue to shape contemporary interiors.

Defined by Stephensen’s “warm functionalism”, these pieces balance Bauhaus clarity with Japanese restraint and Nordic materiality, designed for real life rather than display.

For Fred, these works represent legacy not as something preserved, but continually renewed through use, context and contemporary projects.

To see the collection, click here

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RED by FRED
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Fred loves red — Bold, warm, and full of character — explore Fred’s edit of red-finished furniture and lighting.

1. Easy Sofa
2 & 3. Series 270 F armchair
4. Font Bar Sofa and Stool
5 & 6. F Chair (Dining)

7. Supersolid Objects
8. Bond Modular Shelving

9, 10 & 11. Ninochka Pendant & Reuber Henning wall hanging via Halcyon Lake 
12 & 13. Arch armchair
14. Jupiter Stool availabl ein over 400 powder coats as standard
15. Barboy

16 Panto POP outdoor chair
17,18 & 19. James Floor and Table, Miller Table 
20 & 21 A celebration of RED by Fogia for Stockholm Design week. Featuring Bollo dining chair.

 

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Kern - Stone reimagined
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Monica Förster, one of Scandinavia’s leading designers, has created Kern — a striking new table series for Fogia crafted from upcycled marble waste. The material, called Outt, is composed of around 85% marble, using both chips and dust salvaged from quarries in Northern Italy.

Förster began the design process with this innovative material, shaping it into a bold, brutalist form softened by hand-broken corners. Each Kern table is unique, with a brushed, irregular surface that celebrates the raw beauty of stone. Built from just four slabs, the design is deceptively simple in structure yet rich in expression and presence.

For Förster, Kern is both functional object and poetic sculpture, intended to evoke emotion and connection. The design references typography, with silhouettes resembling three-dimensional letters, and embraces imperfection as a form of beauty. One of its defining features—the broken corners—was inspired by a damaged prototype, transforming accident into artistry.

Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, Kern is available in coffee and side table versions, offered in White, Grey, or Terracotta Brown. Balancing ancient and contemporary aesthetics, Kern is at once weighty and graceful, rough and refined.

 

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Bollo in Steel
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A fine frame wrapped in round, soft cushioning — Bollo is all about comfort with character. Now available in polished steel, the iconic armchair, dining chair and barstool cut an even sleeker silhouette.

View Bollo armchair, Bollo dining chair,  Bollo Barstool