Hover Collection has expanded its collection with new benches made with teak and rosewood slats from old colonial houses in Indonesia. The benches comes in 3 different chassis types - brushed, polished and powder coating.
Designer and cabinetmaker Kristoffer Kjaer is the owner and founder of hover collection wishes to offer its customers the best in design and craftsmanship.

Hover bench a modern and timeless expression of the classic bench.

Kristoffer Kjær is one of Denmark’s trendset-ting young designers whose work will be seen at Copenhagen’s brand new design fair COpenhagenDEsign. This replaces in 2009 the previous International Furniture Fair, which for decades helped to make Danish furniture designers world famous. Now the fair is being expanded to embrace all forms of design, architecture and interior furnishing.

I want to design and make furniture the right way - no compromise.
It is all about the respect of quality and craftmanship.

There are no other way to do it when you want to design and make world class furnitures.

So far we have named it “Hover Collection” for its clean lines combined with a strong sturdy look and hovering lightness.

Hover Collection is a selection of streamlined pieces. The haute couture furniture, has clean lines that combine minimalism with traditional craftsmanship. The furniture are coustom made by hand by skilled cabinet-maker, upholsterer and smith in Denmark.

The Hover Bench is both a luxurious piece of furniture and a unique piece of design with a sustainable history. The vertically positioned lamellae which form the seat of the bench, all originate from old Dutch colony houses in Indonesia. They are cut from century-old teak trunks that have been sawn up and treated with oil. The old teak wood has a glow and a character in the growth ring which makes the piece of furniture something quite exceptional.

The Hover Bench is both a luxurious piece of furniture and a unique piece of design with a sustainable history. The vertically positioned lamellae which form the seat of the bench, all originate from old Dutch colony houses in Indonesia. They are cut from century-old teak trunks that have been sawn up and treated with oil. The old teak wood has a glow and a character in the growth ring which makes the piece of furniture something quite exceptional.