A collection of distinctive, well-crafted furniture built to last, where Scandinavian restraint and mid-century warmth meet design voices from across the world.
The maker
The space between craft and industry
Natadora is a Danish-owned furniture house with a simple ambition: to make distinctive, beautifully crafted pieces that are built to last. Owned and operated by a family with deep roots in furniture, it draws on Scandinavian restraint and the warmth of mid-century modern design.
Timeless, unpretentious pieces with a refined elegance and an enduring quality.
The collection lives in the space between two worlds. Meticulous craftsmanship gives each piece its character and its feel in the hand, while considered, efficient production keeps it honest and built for everyday life. Craft and industry, held in balance.
What gives Natadora its range is the company it keeps. Rather than a single in-house signature, the brand invites independent designers from Australia, New Zealand and Japan to contribute, each bringing their own discipline to one shared language of quiet, well-resolved design.
Home
Denmark
Design voices
Australia, NZ & Japan
Character
Scandinavian & mid-century
Approach
Craft meets industry
The designers
The hands behind Natadora
A Danish-owned house, Natadora invites a small circle of independent designers and studios from across the world to shape its collection, each bringing a distinct hand to one shared language of restraint.
Cameron Foggo
New Zealand · Furniture design
A second-generation furniture designer born and raised in New Zealand, Cameron has followed the traditional apprentice-to-designer path and brought a humanised quality to a wide range of projects and collaborations.
Cameron established his studio practice in 2007.
La Selva
Valencia & Mexico City · Product design
La Selva is a design studio led by Manu Bañó and David Galvañ, based in Valencia and Mexico City. The duo covers a range of products based on new needs and user profiles, with a great fixation for detail and the study of new materials.
Patryk Koca
Sydney, Australia · Furniture design
Patryk Koca is a Sydney-based furniture designer who aims to converge his experiences into practical solutions through problem-solving, craftsmanship, technology and a strong focus on sustainability.
Establishing his studio in 2019, Patryk works closely with brands like Natadora to create timeless designs with high-quality craftsmanship to match.
Tim Webber
Auckland, New Zealand · Furniture design
Tim Webber Design is based in Auckland, New Zealand.
As a furniture designer, I look to create designs that are fresh and innovative, yet simple and clean. I have a real focus on the quality of my product and the integrity of materials. I make products that will be a testament to solid, functional design for many years to come.
The Tim Webber Design studio has gained international exposure through a wide variety of online sources and magazines.
Ryota Yokozeki
Tokyo, Japan · Industrial design
Ryota Yokozeki spent 10 years working as an industrial designer for Sony before establishing his own design office in Tokyo in 2017. A graduate of Kanazawa College of Art, his work focuses greatly on improving our experience of design, with forms and sensibilities shaped by use.
Furniture, products and appliances by Ryota have won international awards and been selected for the permanent collection of the Vitra Design Museum.
Jon Goulder Studio
Australia · Furniture design
Jon Goulder continues a four-generation legacy of designing and making exquisite, refined furniture. Defined by his mastery of a unique symmetry between craft and design, Goulder is known for his processes working in leather, textiles and wood. His intrinsic attention to detail, confident lines and proportion result in timeless and original pieces to be appreciated now and for generations to come.
He has won several design prizes and his work is held in the permanent collections of most Australian State and National Museums and Art Galleries, including the National Gallery of Australia.
Selected pieces
A few pieces from the house
A small edit of Natadora designs carried at Loom. A sense of the range, from the deep and inviting sofa to the quiet sculptural table.
Product image Fudge sofaiFudge sofa
A low, deep and generously upholstered sofa, soft enough to sink into and tailored enough to hold a room.
Product image Troubadour chairiiTroubadour chair
An occasional chair with a quiet, sculptural frame and an easy, inviting seat.
Product image Bureau sofaiiiBureau sofaDesigned by Cameron Foggo
A softly resolved sofa from Cameron Foggo, balanced between comfort and a clean, contemporary line.
Product image Parlour cabinetivParlour cabinet
Considered storage with a refined front, equal parts function and quiet character.
Product image Stoic low tablevStoic low table
A grounded low table with honest proportions and a calm, solid presence.
Product image Slipper sofaviSlipper sofa
Clean lines and a relaxed posture, a sofa that leans modern without losing its warmth.
