Inger Klingenberg (1932–1997)

Danish designer Inger Klingenberg (1932–1997) trained at the School of Interior Design in Copenhagen and went on to establish her own studio in 1958, creating furniture, textiles, and jewellery distinguished by clean lines and a refined modernist sensibility. She was married to American designer Ross Littell, known for his work with Charles Eames, which placed her at the centre of an influential international design circle.

France & Son, one of Denmark’s most progressive mid-century manufacturers, was renowned for partnering with leading Scandinavian architects and designers to develop some of the era’s most recognisable and sought-after pieces. Their collaboration with Inger Klingenberg was no exception — bringing her elegant, architectural approach into the company’s celebrated portfolio.