Madam Stoltz — Danish design furniture and homeware

Scandinavian boho style

Madam Stoltz is a Danish brand created in 1995 by Pernille Stoltz.

A keen traveller, she set off for India and returned to Denmark with her suitcases full of jewellery and traditional textiles, intending to sell them in her little shop. It was an instant success, and that is how the brand came into being. Her creative spirit and love for India are reflected in the materials and patterns used to craft every piece offered by Madam Stoltz. From wicker to stoneware, brass to terracotta, copper and ceramics, there is something to suit every taste and every colour.

For a cosy living room, opt for decorative accessories in warm colours, such as lighting with table lamps that provide a soft, comforting glow. Choose a patterned, deep-pile rug for unrivalled comfort, not forgetting the bohemian stools that only Madam Stoltz knows how to create, alongside pretty wicker plant pot covers to show off your plants, which will find their place in every corner of the room.

The kitchen isn’t left out at Madam Stoltz. You’ll find a wide range of cutlery with original designs and made from eco-friendly materials, as well as attractive wall shelves that will show off your spices or crockery. There are also large pendant lights to discover, adding character to this cosy spot.

Finally, if you’d like to make your bedroom a cosy place, this Danish brand offers a wide range of decorative items with bohemian touches that are sure to make this space even more magical than it already is.

When it comes to your bathroom, the company has thought of everything! With a wide selection of baskets for your household linen and shelves, you can make the most of the space in this room, which is all too often overlooked. The stylish pieces offered by Madam Stoltz will certainly add a touch of character to your bathroom.

When it comes to décor ideas, the CoolTeam recommends the stunning Madam Stoltz gold wire lampshade, which casts a cosy glow reminiscent of tea lights – perfect for your dining room or above your sofas. Alternatively, why not treat yourself to this 100 cm reversible patterned cotton floor mattress, which will charm you with its ethnic patterns? Perfect for a living room arranged around a Japanese-style coffee table, you can pair it with cushions to create a zen and relaxing atmosphere.

Nordic, Scandinavian, bohemian, ethnic and chic, Madam Stoltz offers a wide selection of designer items, garden furniture, textiles, tableware, lighting and furniture inspired by India, a country with which Pernille Stoltz has fallen in love. You’ll find affordable décor for every room in your home – something to delight you. Discover what’s in stock on The Cool Republic’s website without further delay!

Frequently asked questions

Who is Madam Stoltz?

Madam Stoltz is a Danish brand founded in 2000 by Bettina Stoltz, a former interior stylist. The brand embraces a distinctive position within the Scandinavian landscape: more bohemian, more exotic, with a pronounced taste for natural materials worked by hand and travel as a source of inspiration. Bettina Stoltz and her team travel through India, Morocco, Vietnam and Mexico to seek out artisans capable of producing pieces to her designs. The result: unique pieces or small production runs, with a genuine artisan's touch. The catalogue covers wall decoration (notably dozens of mirror models in a variety of materials), cushions, baskets, lanterns, vases and small furniture. The visual signature is instantly recognisable: mixed materials (rattan, brass, mirror, patinated metal), ethnic patterns and muted natural colours. Madam Stoltz has established itself as a benchmark for Scandinavian boho chic.

What are Madam Stoltz's best-known pieces?

The mirrors are without doubt Madam Stoltz's most recognisable signature. More than 50 different models in the catalogue: mirrors in woven rattan, aged brass, black metal and mixed materials. The Cammie mirror in black metal with a round mosaic has become iconic. The lanterns (in patinated metal, tinted glass or woven bamboo) are hugely popular for terraces, gardens and entrance halls. Baskets in woven rush and copper-finished metal complete the storage offering. On the textile side, cushions with ethnic patterns (Indian block print, traditional Moroccan fabrics, washed linen), wool throws and duvet covers are classics. Vases in patinated metal or reactive-glaze ceramic leave a lasting impression. Metal plant stands and aged terracotta flowerpots round out the collection. Madam Stoltz's strength: unique pieces with a genuine handcrafted feel that instantly bring character to a classic Scandinavian interior.

Does Madam Stoltz work in Scandinavian interiors?

Yes, and that is one of its great strengths. Madam Stoltz is designed as a complement to the classic Scandinavian brands: where HAY or Muuto bring structure and functionality, Madam Stoltz brings character, travel and craftsmanship. A few examples of successful combinations. A pared-back Scandinavian living room completed with 2-3 Madam Stoltz mirrors grouped on a feature wall. A reading corner with a Muuto armchair and ethnic Madam Stoltz cushions. A Scandinavian entrance hall with an oak bench (HAY or Ferm Living) and a large patinated metal Madam Stoltz mirror. A Bloomingville dining room completed with a Madam Stoltz plant stand and lanterns. The golden rule for a successful mix: limit yourself to 4-6 Madam Stoltz pieces in any one room and spread them across wall decoration, textiles and accessories. Too many ethnic pieces in the mix creates a cluttered effect. The ideal approach: 1 large statement piece (XL mirror, plant stand), 2-3 smaller complementary pieces (cushions, lanterns), and the rest from another, more structured brand.

How much does Madam Stoltz cost?

Madam Stoltz sits in the accessible mid-range. For mirrors, expect 60-250 euros for standard models (60-90 cm in diameter) and 250-500 euros for large formats or signature pieces. Lanterns range from 30 to 200 euros depending on size. Baskets sit at around 25-150 euros. Cushions cost between 30 and 90 euros. Vases between 25 and 150 euros. Plant stands 80-300 euros. Broadly speaking, you are paying for artisanal production (mainly India, Morocco and Vietnam), natural materials and the unique character of each piece. Quality varies: the mirrors and lanterns are very sturdy, while the cushions and textiles are of excellent quality. Take advantage of the official sales twice a year for attractive discounts. At The Cool Republic, more than 800 Madam Stoltz references are available with fast delivery across France, and our team can advise you on the pieces that best complement your interior.