
FDB Møbler
FDB Møbler is a Danish furniture brand with roots dating back to the 1940s, when the country’s consumer cooperative FDB set out to create high-quality, practical and affordable furniture for every Danish home. Today, FDB Møbler proudly continues that legacy by reintroducing beloved design classics and creating new pieces inspired by timeless Scandinavian aesthetics.
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FDB Møbler: A pioneer of democratic design
The timeless furniture of FDB Møbler is rooted in the design classics created by Denmark’s consumer cooperative, FDB. Founded in 1940, FDB set out to make high-quality, functional design accessible to everyone. By embracing industrial production, they succeeded in crafting furniture that was both beautifully made and reasonably priced – and soon became a staple in Danish homes.
Some of the most iconic names behind these beloved designs include Børge Mogensen and Poul M. Volther, whose chairs, tables and storage pieces have become enduring symbols of Scandinavian design.
From mid-century gems to modern must-haves
Although FDB Møbler closed its doors in 1980, the brand was given a second life in 2013 when Danish retailer Coop relaunched it. Since then, the collection has grown to include both faithful reissues of mid-century masterpieces and contemporary designs inspired by the originals.
Over the years, FDB Møbler has collaborated with some of Denmark’s most renowned designers, helping to shape the golden age of Danish furniture. Today, the brand's best-known pieces include Børge Mogensen’s functional creations, the iconic J46 chair by Poul M. Volther, and Jørgen Bækmark’s inviting J82 lounge chair.
FDB Møbler at a glance
- Based on the original designs of the Danish consumer cooperative FDB, founded in 1940.
- Driven by the idea of democratic design: beautiful, high-quality furniture made for everyone.
- Operations ceased in 1980, but the brand was revived by Coop in 2013.
- Notable designers include Børge Mogensen and Poul M. Volther.
- The current collection features both original classics and new pieces inspired by them.