glove cabinet in japanese cherry
The Glove Cabinet, designed by Finn Juhl for his wife Hanne Wilhelm Hansen, was presented by Ludwig Pontoppidan at the Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition in 1961 as part of a collection of bedroom furniture. The Glove Cabinet is made from exclusive Japanese cherry wood with a top handle in wenge and drawers painted in Finn Juhl’s warm and cold range of colours. Legs in burnished steel finished with wheels and fittings in brass.
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Why we love Finn Juhl
Finn Juhl represents a sculptural and deeply human approach to modern furniture. His work broke away from the strict functionalism of early modernism and introduced a more expressive relationship between form and the body. Chairs feel almost like small architectural landscapes where wood, upholstery, and negative space interact with elegance and intention. We are drawn to the way Finn Juhl’s designs balance craftsmanship with imagination, creating pieces that remain both iconic and remarkably comfortable.
