FRAMA
Objects and spaces shaped through natural materials and simple geometries.
The house
A reduced material palette, made spatial.
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Apothecary Hand Wash — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 75Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 75 -
Scented Candle — Komorebi — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 95Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 95 -
Sphere Oil Diffuser — St. Pauls — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 390Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 390 -
Otto Bowl Set — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 530Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 530 -
Eiffel Pendant — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 2,030Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 2,030 -
T-Lamp — Brass — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 660Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 660 -
90° Floor Light — Brass — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 3,150Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 3,150 -
90° Wall Light — Brass — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 750Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 750 -
Farmhouse Trestle Table Ø140 — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 7,590Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 7,590 -
Sintra Table — Marble — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 4,480Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 4,480 -
Triangolo Chair — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 2,120Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 2,120 -
AML Stool — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 920Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 920 -
Adam Stool — Hender Scheme Edition — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 670Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 670 -
Adam Stool H50 — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 830Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 830 -
Rivet Shelf — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 1,790Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 1,790 -
Rivet Box Table — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 1,560Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 1,560 -
Rivet Chair — FRAMA
Vendor:FRAMARegular price AUD 3,680Regular priceAUDSale price AUD 3,680
A position in the world
Why this house holds attention.
FRAMA has built international recognition by treating furniture, objects, self care and interiors as one coherent spatial practice. The Copenhagen studio's restrained material language makes the brand identifiable without relying on a single signature product.
Shop the room
A room shaped by utility.
FRAMA is clearest when separate objects become one atmosphere. Steel, timber and daily rituals share the frame without competing for attention.
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Selected by Objena
Why this house, here.
Our editorial position, separated clearly from the house’s official record.
Objena chose FRAMA because its world is complete: a chair, light, scent or room can share the same material intelligence. It offers Australian clients a way to build atmosphere gradually instead of decorating through disconnected statements.
FRAMA is strongest when read as a system. Untreated surfaces, simple geometry and objects for daily ritual gain meaning together, while natural variation and patina keep the result from feeling over-controlled.
Material record
- 01 Furniture, lifestyle objects, self care and spatial work form one multidisciplinary practice.
- 02 The material palette centres wood, marble, clay, terracotta and textile.
- 03 Most production is small-scale and based with specialist facilities in Europe.
Selected chronology
- 1878 The historic St. Pauls Apotek is established in central Copenhagen.
- 2016 FRAMA launches the St. Pauls Apothecary collection, inspired by the pharmacy.
- 2020 Apotek 57 opens inside the Copenhagen Studio Store.
Objena journal
Continue the story.
Frama — a design house inside a 19th-century pharmacy
House 04 — Copenhagen, St. Pauls Apotek, 1878. Natural materials, simple geometry, and rooms you can smell.
Read the full journal →Official record
Questions, answered at source.
Each answer is distilled from the house’s own published material. Follow the source beneath every answer for the full context.
01 What kind of practice is FRAMA?
FRAMA is a Copenhagen-based multidisciplinary practice working across furniture, objects, self care and spatial projects. Its official account connects natural materials and simple geometry with both practical and imaginative use.
Official source · FRAMA about02 Where are FRAMA products made?
FRAMA says the vast majority of its products and materials are European. It places different collections with specialist craftspeople in countries including Denmark, Italy and Portugal, and works farther afield when a craft originates there.
Official source · FRAMA FAQ03 How should FRAMA's natural materials be understood and cared for?
Many FRAMA pieces use natural or untreated materials, so surface variation is expected. The house recommends regular dusting and cleaning, with material-specific instructions for wood, metal, stone, glass and textiles.
Official source · FRAMA material care guide