New Works

New Works is a Copenhagen-based design collective, collaborating with architects and designers across Europe to produce considered furniture, lighting and accessories. Each piece balances Nordic restraint with a quiet confidence, often in natural oak, brass and stone. Discover New Works at Heal's.
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    Tense LED Pendant Light Ø90 Tense LED Pendant Light Ø90
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    Margin Pendant Light Margin Pendant Light Beige / Ø50
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    Karl-Johan LED Portable Table Lamp Karl-Johan LED Portable Table Lamp Earth Red
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    Kizu LED Portable Table Lamp Kizu LED Portable Table Lamp Gris Du Marais
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    Lantern Pendant Light Frosted White Opal Glass Lantern Pendant Light Frosted White Opal Glass Ø20
  • Tana Wall Shelf Tana Wall Shelf Black Stained Oak
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    Kizu Table Lamp Kizu Table Lamp White Marble / Large
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    Kizu Table Lamp
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    Margin Floor Lamp Beige Margin Floor Lamp Beige
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    Kite Pendant Light Kite Pendant Light White & Black / 55cm
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    Margin Table Lamp Base Beige Margin Table Lamp Base Beige

    New Works is a Danish design company based in Copenhagen, founded in 2013 to create considered furniture, lighting and accessories in partnership with international designers. The brand is known for its restrained Scandinavian aesthetic and focus on natural materials. Its collaborators include Sabine Marcelis, Malene Birger and Philippe Malouin.

    New Works gravitates toward natural oak, walnut, marble, travertine and blackened steel, often combined within a single piece. The material palette is deliberately limited, which gives the collection visual coherence. Every product is finished to a consistently high standard.

    The Lantern pendant lights, Kizu table lamps and Tense dining table have become contemporary classics, suiting both modern and warmer Scandi homes. Smaller accessories such as Karakter bowls and sculptural candleholders layer easily into existing schemes. The range is particularly strong in lighting.

    New Works prioritises long-lifespan materials and European manufacturing, reducing environmental impact through durability and proximity rather than fast-fashion design cycles. Specific sustainability certifications vary by product, so check individual pages for FSC timber sourcing and recycled content. The brand publishes annual sustainability progress.

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