Veermakers Opens Its First Paris Showroom in Le Marais
Veermakers, the Stockholm-founded furniture brand known for its Scandinavian craftsmanship, is opening its first international showroom in Le Marais, Paris. The space launches in April in connection with PAD and is conceived as a curated hybrid between showroom and art gallery, open by appointment, with the brand’s collection presented alongside work by Scandinavian artists on a rotating basis.
It marks the first time the majority of Veermakers’ collection will be shown together in a single environment. Several new pieces have been developed specifically for the Paris space, including the brand’s first dining chair, executed in high-gloss black-stained beechwood. The showroom will also present new work created exclusively for the opening context.
“With our showroom in Paris, we finally have the opportunity to present Veermakers furniture in the way it is meant to be experienced, up close, where the craftsmanship, materials, and details really come into their own.” – Louise Liljencrantz, Co-founder and Creative Director, Veermakers
The inaugural exhibition features Swedish artist LG Lundberg (b. 1938), whose work is held in several major collections including Moderna Museet in Stockholm. Lundberg began his career in the 1960s with painting influenced by popular culture before developing a more introspective visual language centred on everyday subjects. Veermakers will show a selection of his oil paintings depicting the Swedish archipelago. The works are on view until September 2026 and available for sale.
Veermakers was founded in 2017 by designer Louise Liljencrantz in collaboration with cabinet maker KFK Cabinet Makers. Production takes place in Sweden and Finland, with the brand retaining full in-house control over the making process, from raw material selection through to final execution.
