How Much Does Vintage Scandinavian Furniture Cost? (2026)
In short: Prices vary widely. At Sozo Interior Design, recent listings range from about 420 € for a single teak dining chair to 4,200 € for a designer lounge chair. The designer, condition, rarity and restoration work all affect the price.
Example prices (October 2026)
| Piece | Price |
|---|---|
| Farstrup model 210 teak dining chair | 420 € |
| Henning Kjærnulf teak Danish dining chairs | 480 € |
| Ilmari Tapiovaara Artek “Kiki” sofa | 960 € |
| Hans Olsen mid-century teak armchair | 1,100 € |
| Long narrow Danish oak dining table | 2,900 € |
| Arne Vodder FD164 teak lounge chair | 4,200 € |
Prices are examples from our shop at the time of writing and change as pieces sell. [Confirm each price and whether the dining-chair prices are per chair or per set.]
What affects the price?
1. Designer and manufacturer. Pieces by well-known designers cost more.
2. Condition. Original, well-preserved furniture is worth more than heavily damaged pieces.
3. Rarity. Limited production or discontinued models are scarcer.
4. Restoration. Professional work adds cost but can add value.
5. Material. Solid teak and good veneer are valued more than cheaper alternatives.
How to buy vintage furniture online safely
- Ask for photos of the underside, joints and any marks.
- Request exact measurements before ordering.
- Ask what has been repaired or restored.
- Confirm delivery method, insurance and return terms [see Sozo’s terms].
- Prefer sellers who give clear condition descriptions.
Is it worth it?
Vintage Scandinavian furniture is typically built to last decades, can often be repaired, and avoids the environmental cost of producing a new piece. Compared with new designer furniture, vintage can offer higher material quality for a similar budget.
FAQ
Do you deliver outside Finland?
Yes, Sozo delivers inside and outside Finland.
Can I see the furniture before buying?
Yes. The showroom in Vantaa is open on Fridays and Saturdays 11–17, or by appointment.