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Finnish Design Shop
World’s largest online store specialising in Nordic design – Pieces of Nordic Happiness.
About Finnish Design Shop
Finnish design is known for its functionality and simplicity. However, finding Finnish design abroad hasn’t always been that simple. That’s why, in 2004, we came up with the idea of an online store which would sell big and small Finnish design goods all around the world. We also had a simple and functional name in mind: Finnish Design Shop. From day one, the products needed to meet two requirements: excellent design and top-notch quality. Even though back then online shopping wasn’t exactly mainstream, fans of Finnish design were quick to find our store. In the beginning, we operated from a space the size of a small studio, where packing and distribution also took place. After a few years, products from all over Scandinavia were added to the selection based on customer demand. High quality and excellent design were still held onto. We also kept the name Finnish Design Shop since our own world-class logistics center, and offices are located in Turku and Helsinki, Finland. As our selection broadened, new design lovers found our store and helped us grow into the world’s largest online store specialising in Nordic design. Nowadays we are also part of A-lehdet Group with A-lehdet media house, which has inspired us to publish Design Stories – our very own online magazine. In 2015, we established Trade & Contract Sales to serve companies and design professionals all over the world. And in autumn 2019, our design family expanded with a new service: Franckly.com, developed and curated by the Finnish Design Shop team, is an online marketplace for pre-used design.
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Presence & Recognition
Finnish Design Shop took over the Bio Rex venue at the pinnacle of Helsinki Design Week to host Design Disco 2026 alongside Vitra.
Reported by Finnish Design Shop
Presence & Recognition
Finnish Design Shop was called by the Wall Street Journal for a comment.
Reported by Noora Tirkkonen