Ferm Living — Danish design furniture and home décor | The Cool Republic

Scandinavian elegance, between softness and character

Ferm Living danish brand of interior decoration, plunges us into a Scandinavian and Nordic style universe that nobody can resist!The creations Ferm Living represent the new wave of Scandinavian design, the founder Trine Andersen emphasizes natural materials, geometric prints and plays with pastel colours.

Ferm Living danish brand of interior decoration, plunges us into a Scandinavian and Nordic style universe that nobody can resist!

The creations Ferm Living represent the new wave of Scandinavian design, the founder Trine Andersen emphasizes natural materials, geometric prints and plays with pastel colours. An essential brand in the field of Nordic interior decoration, Ferm Living offers a new and very diversified catalogue: kitchen utensils, lights, cushions, crockery sets, magazine holders, stickers, decorative accessories… All the brand's products are found through inseparable values such as quality, design, authenticity and the Danish spirit. For several seasons, Ferm Living has enchanted us with its charm and comfort in all areas of the home. We invite The Cool Republic you to discover its universe through the collections inspired by the different interiors of a Scandinavian house.

For a cosy living room, opt for decorative objects in golden brass! A material that couldn't be more luminous and warm, it will cause a sensation thanks to its brilliant reflections. Just like this inspiration, brass is the perfect match for warm and comforting shades such as terracotta or powder pink. For a total Scandinavian decoration, compose the piece of furniture of your dreams with the collection of customizable tables Mingle ; a range of tables verging on custom-made and soberly designed.

Another flagship room for the home: the kitchen! We prepare good little dishes, we meet there at the end of the day and we share moments, we can't be more convivial. Cooking in a Scandinavian-style space has been the big trend for several years now. Natural and soft, this design decoration is also warm. Look out for soft and neutral colours such as light grey, pearl grey, dark grey, blue grey or dark blue. For a table decoration with a 100% Scandinavian look, opt for decorative objects with a graphic design such as your trivet, tea towel, place mat or your striped napkins. Take care of your interior with pure Scandinavian crockery, offer Ferm Living you a blown glass carafe Ripple , a large ceramic pitcher or a rusty porcelain vase to receive with elegance.

The Scandinavian decorator puts her luggage down in the room. It's Ferm Living all about subtlety, with cushions, lamps and decorative objects in golden brass for a slightly graphic look! The Danish design house does not forget about lighting fixtures. The Danish design house offers Ferm Living you its collection o Collect Lighting f lighting fixtures which allows you to combine lampshades with the suspensions of your choice, it's up to you to mix colours and sizes to create the lighting fixture of your dreams! Everything is there to give your room a Nordic design!

The Danish house goes even further with its children Children's time 's collection. Enough to spread the Scandinavian style to the children's room. You'll find playful decorations: a pineapple carpet, a whale cushion, a children's tent or the Billy storage basket. Everything is there to delight the little ones!

From the dining room, through the bathroom, the kitchen, to the children's room, Ferm Living is everywhere! will Ferm Living be your greatest ally to give your interior a style straight from the Great North!

Frequently asked questions

Who is Ferm Living and what is its design DNA?

Ferm Living is a Danish brand founded in 2006 by Trine Andersen in Copenhagen. Initially focused on graphic wallpaper, it gradually expanded its scope to furniture, lighting, textiles, children's furniture and decorative accessories. The Ferm Living DNA can be summed up in two words: timeless and organic. The brand favours natural materials (linen, organic cotton, wool, oak, rattan, papier-mâché), soft rounded shapes and deep, earthy colours (moss green, rust, midnight blue, terracotta). Every piece is designed to last several decades without ever looking dated. Trine Andersen and her team regularly collaborate with outside designers (Trine Søndergaard, Studio Pesi) to bring in fresh ideas while maintaining stylistic coherence. The brand manufactures mainly in Europe (Poland, Portugal, Italy) with environmental certifications (GOTS, FSC, Oeko-Tex) across most of the catalogue. Today Ferm Living is one of the most respected Scandinavian brands, featured in every international interiors magazine.

What are Ferm Living's signature pieces?

Several Ferm Living collections have become iconic. The Mingle chair and its dining table counterpart, with their pared-back design in oak and steel, are among the bestsellers. The Rico sofa and the Wire Lounge armchair come in several formats and fabric finishes. The Pond mirrors, available in several sizes and shapes (small, large, oval), have become an instantly recognisable signature. On the lighting side, the Speckle pendants (in speckled ceramic) and the Vuelta table lamps make a lasting impression. The washed linen Aymara, Aaron and Forms cushions sell in their millions around the world. For children, the Crochet Animals soft toys and the Marimba woven rush baskets have become classics. Finally, Ferm Living wallpapers (Aniya, Wilderness, Apex) are among the best-selling in Europe for contemporary Scandinavian style. Ferm Living's strength: every piece is conceived as an object able to outlast seasons and trends.

How much does a piece of Ferm Living furniture cost?

Ferm Living sits in the upper mid-range. For a Mingle chair, expect to pay 350 to 550 euros depending on the finish. A Mingle dining table ranges from 1100 to 2200 euros. The Rico sofa varies between 2200 and 3800 euros depending on size and fabric. For lighting, a quality table lamp costs around 250-450 euros, and a pendant between 350 and 850 euros. For textiles, expect 80-150 euros for a washed linen cushion and 150-300 euros for a wool throw. Wall decorations and pots range from 30 euros (small pot) to 250 euros (large Pond mirror). Broadly speaking, you are paying for European manufacturing quality, the certifications and designer credentials. For tighter budgets, the children's collection is more affordable (20-100 euros for most pieces). Make the most of the sales (January, July), which can reach -30% on certain classics. At The Cool Republic, the Ferm Living catalogue is complete and seasonal new arrivals land as soon as they are released in the Copenhagen showroom.

Does Ferm Living suit every interior style?

Ferm Living fits particularly well into 4 decorative worlds. Classic Scandinavian style is well served by the Mingle chairs, oak tables and neutral linen cushions. Japandi (a Scandinavian-Japanese mix) appreciates the soft shapes, deep colours and natural materials such as woven rattan. Contemporary organic style (interiors with rounded shapes and raw materials) loves the Pond mirrors, Speckle pots and Crochet soft toys. Modernised boho can draw on the rush baskets, washed linen cushions and wallpapers with natural motifs. Ferm Living fits less comfortably into very industrial interiors (black metal, raw concrete) or heavily Mediterranean ones (bright colours, majolica). The brand tends to calm a space visually and bring a sense of serenity, so it thrives in interiors where natural light is showcased. To get it right: choose 4-5 signature pieces rather than an all-over Ferm Living look, which lets you keep your own personality and avoid the showroom effect.

Why is Ferm Living wallpaper so popular?

Wallpaper was Ferm Living's founding product back in 2006 and remains a flagship category. Several reasons explain this success. The motifs are created by the in-house studio or by guest illustrators, which gives them a genuinely artistic signature (often inspired by nature: foliage, stylised animals, organic geometric patterns). The colours are deep and subtle (fir green, midnight blue, terracotta, ochre), a welcome change from the usual pastel palettes. The paper quality is high: thick non-woven backing (250 to 280 g/m²) that is easy to apply and conceals small imperfections in the wall. Hanging is simpler than with conventional paper because the paste is applied to the wall rather than the paper. Durability is good (light-fast, M1 fire-safety rating). Expect 80-120 euros for a 10-metre roll, covering a wall of roughly 5-6 m². A few iconic designs: Aniya (graphic palm trees), Wilderness (stylised forest), Apex (geometric pattern), Tile (tropical tiling). Ideal for dressing a feature wall in a living room, bedroom or hallway.