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House Of Finn Juhl

House of Finn Juhl trusted me with their catalogue early in my career, and that opportunity meant everything. It gave me a way to show that I could take on a bigger task and deliver. I took inspiration from furniture brochures from the 1960s, particularly the attention they gave to small images. A particular angle or detail could have its own place on the page because it helped tell the right story. I wanted to bring that same care to the catalogue, choosing images that helped someone understand the furniture and the person who had designed it.

I developed a grid to hold these stories, technical drawings and product information together, with room for images of different sizes. I wanted someone turning the pages to feel as though they were inside his living room, or his mind, getting closer to the thought behind the furniture.

House of Finn Juhl catalogue cover on a black background
House of Finn Juhl catalogue spread with text columns and a black-and-white photograph of a person seated at a desk.
House of Finn Juhl catalogue spread combining a black-and-white portrait, text columns and a small interior photograph.
House of Finn Juhl catalogue spread with furniture drawings and text beside a lounge chair photographed in front of bookshelves.
House of Finn Juhl catalogue spread with text and technical drawings beside a close-up of a wooden table edge and dark legs.
House of Finn Juhl catalogue spread with product text and drawings beside a close-up of a wooden cabinet and upholstered chair.
House of Finn Juhl catalogue spread showing two red lounge chairs and a low table in a bright room with tall windows.
House of Finn Juhl catalogue spread pairing a tabletop detail with a round wooden coffee table in a bright interior.
Open House of Finn Juhl catalogue with drawings and photography
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