Stoff Nagel
Design company Stoff Nagel was founded to protect and promote the celebrated legacy of the Stoff Nagel Candle holder. The Danish company has re-launched the timeless German design icon using the original drawings. Hans Nagel and Werner Stoff’s dreams and the spirit of the age are revived and ready to delight design-loving generations to come.
Stoff Nagel
Denmark
Est. 2017
The Stoff Nagel candleholder represents the essence of its time and its creators.
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Designs from
Stoff Nagel
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Designs from
Stoff Nagel
Sharp Florence Knoll Dining Table by Nova Interiors
1961 | 1980s Edition
Handsome Mid-Century Danish Desk by AP Møbler
1960s
Sleek NZ Made Solid Mahogany Coffee Table
1950s
Refined Mid-Century Danish Coffee Table by C.F. Christensen
1950s
Stunning 'MH2225' Danish Leather Sofa by Mogens Hansen
1971
Six Stunning Hans Frydendal 'Model 231' Dining Chairs by Vamdrup Stolefabrik
1960s
Deluxe Børge Andersen Teak and Brass Sideboard by Løvig
1960s
Deluxe Mid-Century Lucite and Brazilian Rosewood Coffee Table
1970s
Stunning Arthur Edwards 'Aston' Chest of Drawers by White & Newton
1960s
Refined David Walker 'Farndale' Sideboard by Dalescraft
1960s
Four Elegant 'No. 4' Dining Chairs by Thorsø Stole
1960s
Iconic Fred Lowen 'T4' Armchair and Ottoman by Tessa
1973
Sleek Kristin Vedel 'Modus' Dining Table by Soren Willadsen
1960s
Iconic Joe Colombo 'Boby' Trolley by Bieffeplast
1969
Rare Hand Tinted 'DB Breweries, Auckland' Photograph by Whites Aviation
1960s
Stunning Gunther Hoffstead 'Q Range' Dressing Table / Desk by Uniflex
1960s
Sharp John Herbert 'Hennessy' Sideboard by Younger
1960s
Sleek Finn Juhl 'Model 500' Coffee Table by France & Son
1958
Playful Mid-Century British Kitchen Table with Bold Formica Top
1950s
Refined Peter Hayward Double Pedestal Dining Table by Vanson
1960s
Chic Victor Wilkins 'Brasilia' Compact Sideboard by G-Plan
1964
Pair Sharp NZ Mid-Century Boomerang Armchairs by Airest
1960s
Epic Arne Vodder 'Model 207' Teak Desk by Sibast
1960s
Sharp John Herbert 'Russell' Wardrobe by Younger
1960s
Stunning Erling Torvits 'Model 26' Sideboard by Knud Nielsen
1960s
Pair Folding 'Scimitar' Scissor Lounge Chairs by Reyway
1950s
Graphic Victor Wilkins Oval 'Astro' Coffee Table by G-Plan
1964
Chic Philip Hussey 'Chilgrove' Sideboard by White & Newton
1960s
Pair Sharp Mid-Century NZ Armchair by Airest
1960s
Graphic Roger Bennett 'Quadrille' Coffee Table by G-Plan
1964
Bespoke Zambesi Clothes Rack by Neville Findlay & Gary Hunt
1990s
Stunning Mid-Century British Sideboard by Elliots of Newbury (EoN)
1960s
Epic Nils Jonsson XL ‘Arlid’ Sideboard by Troeds
1960s
Crisp Richard Hornby Afrormosia Sideboard by Fyne Ladye
1959
Pair of Sebastian Wrong 'Heidi' Stools by Established & Sons
2008
Slender Mid-Century European Coffee Table
1960s
Sleek Ib-Kofod Larsen 'Knife Blade' Sofa for Selig
1957
Refined NZ Made Curved Ply Rocking Chair
1970s
Rare Julia Gatley 'Group Architects' Book by Auckland University Press
2010
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Stoff Nagel
Hans Nagel grew up in the bombed rubble of post war Cologne. The city was largely destroyed during the war and Hans' father struggled to make a living in the family owned metal working factory. In the 1960s Hans took charge of the company and was determined to turn around the family fortunes and create a successful business.
It was on a skiing trip to the Alps that the first glimmer of the Model S22 Candleholder was born. Hans fell backwards into the snow and put his hand out to stop the fall. He left three holes in the snow from his fingers which gave him the idea of creating an elegant metal candleholder.
This idea was realised through collaboration with a local Cologne Architect and designer Werner Stoff who Hans asked to create a bold metal candlestick with three legs. The final design from Stoff is now considered a modern masterpiece. An elegant tripod form with crisp detailing and a shiny chrome finish defined the design, however it was the modular ability to stack into highly creative sculptures that made it an enduring international success.