Danish Mid-Century Design Classics YOU NEED TO KNOW!

In this video I give you a breakdown of all the most important Danish MId-Century design classics you absolutely need to know about to become a true Danish design nerd!
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In 2010, Allan Torp started his journey with Bungalow5. Soon after he quit his full-time job in the Danish interior industry as PR and communications for Gubi to fully commit to creating a platform for the simple, bright and Scandinavian look, which is known throughout the world.
For the past 11 years he has dedicated all his time to blogging and worked freelance with many of the most well-known Danish design brands, contributed to decor magazines and books. In 2017 he published his first book “Scandinavian Style at Home, a Room by Room guide” together with Thames & Hudson.
Through the years he has published more than 5.000 posts about his love for design, along with stories about his own personal life.
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[@sharpmcteague3378]

I love your Anglepoise wall light on the right side of your bed

[@juanita-narelleetienne4109]

Excellent. Please continue with Midcentury design videos. We love them.

[@AllanTorp]

I'll do my best. There will be more, I promise.

[@lb003g0676]

@@AllanTorp I agree with Juanita! Love mid century Danish design.

[@schlurpie]

ever since i visited denmark, i fell in love with danish mcm furniture ❤ and when i win the lottery, i'll definitely get a PH lamp (not the artichoke) and an Egg chair

[@marzymarrz5172]

This is a great story and I knew none of it. So thank you! And those chairs!

[@omaratassi6697]

I enjoyed your video very much!

[@stellacharlespedersen5995]

I am with you on this one, love mid century danish furniture too, especially Finn Juhl's Pelican chair and you can't fault Papa Bear19. Allan, would you recommend The Wood Working Club in Copenhagen for one that would like to get started in danish furniture.

[@AllanTorp]

I actually didnt know about the Wood Working Club, I'll have to check it out. It looks great though.

[@stellacharlespedersen5995]

@@AllanTorp yes it does I am curious 😊

[@martincallegari2460]

What a good channel! Congrats! Greetings from Argentina

[@delanebredvik]

"It's huge". LOL! At 6' 3" I imagine so! Another great informative video, thanks!

[@AllanTorp]

It was almost to easy, but had to say it.. hah

[@diotough]

DK3 Royal System by Poul Cadovius. The original to IKEA' Svälnas system, which unfortunately was short-lived.

[@LuisMengo]

Great content! Please consider manually adding chapters to your video, as KZbin automatic chapters have misspelled every name (Annie Jacobson, Ole Bangsha, The VIP bin…)

[@eloisaforte9634]

Louis Poulsen!! I have one Panthella back here in my place in Brazil. I brought it on a wood box inside my bag...kkk

[@ffgundes]

Hi! Can you do a video on how to do a collage of picture frames on the wall 🙏

[@AllanTorp]

I actually did one way back when I just started the channel... look out for a follow-up video in the near future ✌🏽

[@lb003g0676]

I prefer Poul Kjaerholm's for his PK31, personally :P

[@AllanTorp]

Such a nice chair indeed.

[@user-yx6hh5ue3p]

Спасибо за видио. 🤣 Ничего не поняла, но стулья и люстра к👍 классные.

[@preetimaheshwari1329]

Which is the best college in graduate level to study furniture design

[@miniteddy5555]

I wish there were more key furnitures that he could recommend, instead of focusing more on just chairs.

[@stephenknob7540]

I thought you would be a tall guy! Stephen

[@AllanTorp]

Wait, 6'3" is not tall?

[@mikeybj]

Sorry but when you talk about something that's visually appealing then have your face in the camera for most of it David Attenborough once said you only put yourself in frame for reference.