In 1956, Finn Juhl designed the TurningTray. Today the original trays are on display at Finn Juhl’s house in Charlottenlund, Denmark, now a museum. Lassen Tableware is re-launching the TurningTrays after the original drawings by Finn Juhl. The trays encompass many of Finn Juhl’s characteristic designs, especially the curved teak frame and corner joints are Finn Juhl trademarks.
The trays are made of teak and laminate and are available in 3 sizes and several colour combinations.
The Tray Table was designed in 1965. Frame is in brushed stainless steel wire
with reversible trays in coloured high lustre laminate with wooden frame.
The Pelican chair designed by Finn Juhl in 1940, available with or without keys in hand-stitched wool, leather or lambskin, pin oak, walnut or teak.
Inspired by the so-called free art put Finn Juhl in 1941 to the drawing board to create a bed for his own home. The couch got the nickname Poet by Jørgen Mogensen comic poet and Lillemor.
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