From December 20 to January 10, 2020 in Paris, Galerie Joseph presents the “Danish Pop-up
Christmas” made by the Le Meuble Vintage store, specialist in trendy and vintage furniture in
Paris. It is in the gallery 51 Rue de Turenne in the famous Marais district that you will have the
opportunity to discover exclusively the most beautiful creations of Danish furniture in the world of Scandinavian design. For the holiday season, The Vintage Furniture has selected this vintage furniture especially for this incredible “Danish Pop-up Christmas.”
“Christmas Danish pop-up” in Paris
Festive Christmas in a Nordic-style Pop-up Store
Since their creation, the Pop-up store The Vintage Furniture in the essential Galerie Joseph spaces has met with immense success with the public. For the holiday season, the Danish Scandinavian furniture specialist decided to try the experience by setting up a brand-new Pop-up store special for Christmas. Its brand-new furniture exhibition is located at 51 rue de Turenne in Paris from December 20 to January 10, 2020. For more than a month, this magnificent ephemeral boutique offers an immersion in Nordic interior decoration. A furniture design that combines elegance, tradition and functionality with Danish Scandinavian lifestyle. For a decade, Danish and Scandinavian decoration has stood out in society thanks to its clean lines, comfort, and functionality, whatever the furniture may be.
The Vintage Furniture decided to exhibit in the magnificent and atypical space 51 rue de Turenne. It is in this 180m2 exhibition space, divided into two levels that the furniture, unearthed and chosen by the specialist in vintage furniture for this original pop-up shop, is displayed in all simplicity and authenticity. This truly reveals the unique character of each room, a fabulous way to highlight the most beautiful Danish pieces to celebrate the holiday season.
When we talk about vintage furniture, we are talking about unique pieces, works of art. These creations have long been thought out and meticulously made by renowned designers. All the furniture in this “Danish Pop-up Christmas” by The Vintage Furniture has its own particularity and originality in terms of innovation, comfort, and functionality. The Danish Pop-up Christmas event is a trendy, vintage pop-up store specially designed for lovers of characterful furniture selected by The Vintage Furniture Paris. Perfect finds for successful Christmas gifts. Each piece is unique, revealing a personality and a force of character which perfectly decorates our interiors.
With its own shop located in 166 Rue de Turenne in Paris, The Vintage Furniture pop-up store is one of the trendiest shops in Paris for the sector of vintage furniture. Inside the shop, you can find beautiful and famous furniture from the 20’s. In fact, The Vintage Furniture Paris is a specialist for vintage furniture, which is famous for its fineness and its sophistication. Despite the desire from customers wishing to move away from industrial design and return to the roots of design, the materials used during the era is respected for is superior quality compared to furniture from today.
Moreover, the pieces created by famous designers Arne Jacobsen and Poul Henningsen, are even more appreciated and coveted by customers. The Vintage Furniture, a unique shop and specialist in vintage furniture in Paris, is honored to have the chance to house artworks from famous designers such as Arne Jacobsen and Verner Panton. Located in the prestigious quarter of the Marais in Paris, famous and popular thanks to its galleries, theaters, events, The Vintage Furniture has built its reputation with its elegance. Professional sellers are always attentive to the client’s needs.
The Vintage Furniture has, in shop and online, ten artists, designers, and creators of furniture who have been in the spotlight in the design world due to their incredible innovation and creativity. (Designers available in the shop in Paris: Arne Jacobsen, Johannes Andersen, Poul Henningsen, Rud Thygesen, Johnny sørensen, Nils Jonsson, Carl Malmsten, Erik Buch, Severin Hansen, Poul Cadovius et Verner Panton).
Famous for their innovative characteristics, unique and forward thinking designs, and functionality, the furniture from Scandinavian countries ‘conquered’ the world after the World War Two. Scandinavian decorations are famous for their bright colors and original geometric forms but also for their raw materials and elegance, which is sophisticated and refined. The recipe for good success in the Scandinavian design consists of esthetic and functional furniture.
Functionality is the key word during the creation of Scandinavian furniture. Scandinavian chairs are widely known for their ergonomics and comfort. Chairs are a type of furniture that Danish and Scandinavian designers have never stopped improving. Their design and functionality have been a focus for many years. Verner Panton, a designer who has some of his creations in The Vintage Furniture shop and on display at the exhibition “Popstore danois” in Galerie Joseph Paris, is the man who invented the famous “Panton Chair.” The “Panton Chair” is the first chair created with plastic injection molding. During the early 1950’s this chair was universally appreciated, not only in the design world, but also by the public. In Scandinavian design, it is an essential characteristic to marry natural wood with various types of materials.
However, the wood must remain a primary focus of color and authenticity. In fact, in Scandinavian design history, wood is always present in furniture. This because it not only offers a natural and relaxing decoration appeal, but also because ecology is an important point for the Scandinavian population, who is surrounded by nature and the forests everywhere. Marrying the materials between each other is an extremely important concept in Scandinavian design. It is important to associate wood with soft materials and bright colors with warmth, without forgetting to marry esthetic and functionality. This is the secret of a perfect Scandinavian design. Danish furniture is always improving the design world by marrying innovation with vintage style. They are innovators in bringing important ideas from the past and combining it with the needs of the present.
