ferm LIVING

ferm LIVING is a Copenhagen design house working across furniture, lighting, rugs and accessories, with a visual language built on matte tones, soft geometry and natural textures. The collection crosses every room of the home, from ceramic vases and wool cushions through to occasional chairs and pendant lights, each piece designed in-house in Denmark.
  • Hale Tea Towel Hale Tea Towel
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  • Ripple Clear Wine Glass Set of 2 Ripple Clear Wine Glass Set of 2
  • Mist Tray Mist Tray Mist Pearl / 10 x 15cm
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  • Hourglass Plant Pot Hourglass Plant Pot Black / Extra Small
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  • Kelim Cushion Merge 50 x 50cm Kelim Cushion UPDATE 50 x 50cm
  • Merge Runner Merge Runner
  • Entire Throw Entire Throw
  • Dou Rattan Lampshade Dou Rattan Lampshade 45cm
  • Lay Rectangular Cushion Bright Blue 60 x 40cm Lay Rectangular Cushion Bright Blue 60 x 40cm
  • Lay Bath Mat Lay Bath Mat Rust
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    ferm LIVING is a Danish brand based in Copenhagen, with production split across Europe and Asia depending on the material and technique. Ceramics are produced in Portugal and China, textiles in Turkey and India, and lighting across several European workshops. Each product page lists the specific country of origin for transparency.

    ferm LIVING draws on the Nordic design tradition of restrained colour, tactile materials and pieces designed to last, applied across a broader product range than most Danish brands. The pieces are intended to layer across a full home rather than stand alone, so a ferm LIVING vase reads coherently next to a ferm LIVING cushion and a ferm LIVING lamp.

    ferm LIVING has committed to responsibly sourced materials, with certifications including GOTS cotton, FSC wood, and GRS recycled polyester running across a growing portion of the range. Individual product pages list the specific certifications where applicable, and the brand publishes an annual sustainability report setting out targets and progress.

    ferm LIVING sizing follows Continental European conventions, which for furniture generally means pieces are scaled a shade smaller than comparable British designs. Sofas and armchairs are often a touch lower and lighter in scale, suiting newer UK homes and flats where older British proportions feel oversized. Check the dimensions carefully before ordering.

    • Living With Colour: Beat The January Blues
      Styling
      Living With Colour: Beat The January Blues
      Feeling blue? Our beautifully curated colour board is just the thing to perk up your space. The colour of the sky and the sea, blue is expansive and open. It’s the go-to colour for coastal homes and works brilliantly with white for an easy, fool-proof decorating scheme that looks effortlessly chic. In the winter months though, blue and white can feel a tad cold so deeper indigo and midnight blues work well, especially when layered, blue tone on blue tone with greys mixed in. Dark navy is a great alternative to black when you’re looking for an anchor colour as it’s not so hard but has similar depth and intensity. Browse the Blues The Mistral Armchair £1,195 and 4 Seater Sofa £1,995 both in Velvet Midnight shown with Merino & Cashmere Throw in grey £130, Mohair Cushion in black & white £45, Modem Rug £310, Trio Round Coffee Table £1,746, and Marble Tea Light Holder £25. Heal's 1810 Ink range: Bowl £8, Side Plate £8, Dinner Plate £12, Mug £8, Large Round Tray £40, Jug £25, Salad Bowl £25, Ceramic Bottles Stripe £20, Diamond £30 and Spot £40. Cocoon King Bed £1,795 shown with Egyptian Cotton Bed Linen from £14, Merino & Cashmere Throw in grey £130, Contrast Stitch Melange Throw in grey £60 and Elysia Lounge Chair £3,594. Blue doesn't have to be overpowering. Accents of colour such as a feature wall or decorative pieces can help bring a space to life especially when set against smooth solid woods and monochrome schemes. Brunel Console Table £95, Vanity Mirror £40, Stool £95 and Hanging Rail £275 shown with Primary Cog Clock in black £65. Shop Now Back to top
    • Modern Pastels To Soften Your Living Room
      In People’s Homes
      Modern Pastels To Soften Your Living Room
      Modern pastels bring that injection of colour a space needs without being too overwhelming. In fact, quite the opposite, these light but mighty tones are a soothing remedy for stressful commutes and rainy days. Because let's face it, the English summer is hardly renowned for being nothing but blue skies so why not let your living room be the silver lining to those clouds. So how does one achieve modern pastels perfection? Well, besides giving those walls a fresh lick of paint, allow us to demonstrate with the latest in our 'one room, three looks' series, which this week focuses on the heart of the family home, the living room. At the centre of each shot is our dynamic Adapt sofa bed, an exclusive Danish design whose modern Scandi style, light grey upholstery and ability to switch from day to night encapsulates the versatility one can achieve by investing in a piece of furniture from Heal's and updating the room simply through the use of lighting and accessories from season to season. Any visitor to Heal's will know that we are big fans of using soft accessories to stamp some personal style on a space, not to mention add a textural contrast. Try mixing and matching pink and green modern pastels from our Linen and Islington cushion ranges to create a soft aesthetic for spring that is just calling out to you to sit down and put your feet up. In a primary palette the geometric tiled rug by Linie Design would be too loud, but the use of neutral and navy tones with the odd dash of green and grey (mirroring the colours of the sofa and accessories, naturally) helps take the edge off the contemporary pattern while still maintaining the "floor filler" status of the piece. We find that the metallic tones of rose gold and copper are also the perfect complement to pink hues - see the Mini Lounge floor lamp and the Swole small table by Blu Dot - with the Brunel range of furniture adding to the subtle industrial feel. Natural finished solid wood furniture is the only way to go when using modern pastels. Ok, so that may be an overstatement, as we are certain any interiors savvy stylist could work wonders with some walnut and a washed out palette but there is certainly no denying that the rich mix of timbers used in Sebastian Cox's Oak and Hazel sideboard are a natural fit within this pink paradise (Ercol's Svelto lamp table in matt oak would not go amiss either we have to say). Of course, some will argue that too much of a good thing can become unpleasant but in this context, we know for a fact that more modern pastels can only be a bonus. Case in point, the beautifully lustred Almeria rug by Linie Design gives the appearance of water reflecting the pink walls off its shimmering surface. As you may have also noticed, in each of these shots green is most definitely an ongoing theme. We say embrace the "outdoors in" approach and give your fresh Spring palette extra vitality by incorporating our new range of Dual Tone vases. It is no secret that a mirror can help make a room appear larger and lighter but when teamed with modern pastels you have the perfect antidote to a small, stuffy space. We've opted for the Loop floor mirror by Case as it is in keeping with the Scandi style of the sofa bed, looks great when flanked across the room from the Baxter floor lamp base (which is topped with the Lohko shade by Scion) and has contemporary curves in keeping with the Bowl extra large occasional table by Mater - arguably the centrepiece of the space. Discover our colourful collection of furniture, lighting and accessories by shopping online or in store.