Best design ever made.

Finn Juhl designed the sofa Poeten for his own home in 1941 - and I'm guessing that home was tall and not that spacious, judging by the proportions of the sofa. It might be well over 60 years old, but the Poeten is still an incredibly eye-catching piece of furniture. The sofa is produced by Hansen & Sørensen.

Kubus candleholder by Mogens Lassen and produced by Paustian. Mogens Lassen was ahead of his time when he designed the Kubus candle holder 40 years ago as a reaction to all the over-ornate and elaborated candle holders customary at the time. His candle holder was designed with almost mathematical precision - a sharp, cubical frame with cylindrical candleholders on top of it.

The Ball Clock by George Nelson and produced by Vitra is probably the most famous clock design, the Ball Clock's whimsical design is as modern as ever. Designed in 1948, his vision was to bring modern lasting design into common aspects of the home.

Chair Supernatural by Ross Lovegrove. Produced by Moroso. SUPERNATURAL is an important innovation: it uses the technology of injection moulding in glass fibre reinforced polyamide with the gas moulding process. This production system envisages a significant investment by the company, but is resolved in a design product that offers excellent value for money and is perfectly in keeping with the rest of the collection.

This Eames chair in chromed-aluminium, is one of the most famous Charles and Ray Eame's designs. The aluminium group hailed as the most distinctive design ever by Eames. The chairs is produced by Vitra.

Chair CH 101by Hans J. Wegner and manufactured by Carl Hansen & Son. This collection was designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1970. In 2008, for the first time since their very limited production in the early 1970s select pieces have been re-launched as the Series 100 Collection.