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
Striking Merton Gershun 'Accord' Chest of Drawers by American of Martinsville
1957
Deluxe American Mid-Century Rosewood and Burlwood Credenza
1970s
Iconic Paolo Piva 'Alanda' Leather Sofa for B&B Italia
1980
Pair of Cute Mid-Century European Bedside Cabinets
1950s
Stunning Robert Heritage 'Salisbury' Console by Archie Shine
1958
Bold Gerald Easden 'Maverick' Three-Piece Sofa by Module
1970s
Refined Henning Kjaernulf Dining Table by Vejle Stole Mobelfabrik
1960s
Stunning Hand Tinted 'Leigh' Photograph by Whites Aviation
1960s
Sharp Hvidt & Molgaard-Nielsen Writing Desk by Soborg
1950s
Six Space Age Maurice Burke 'Star' Chairs by Burke Inc
1959
Elegant Tim Bates 'Beta' Two Seater Sofa by Pieff
1970s
Deluxe NZ Made 'Hollywood' Banana Armchair by JMK Furnishing
1958
Stately Hooker 'Mainline' Mid Century Walnut Highboy Drawers
1960s
Brilliant Robert Heritage 'Tapley SL' Wall Unit by Beaver & Tapley
1961
Sleek NZ Custom Crafted Mid Century Wall Unit
1960s
Pair of Handsome Fejer & Pamphilon 'Manhattan' Armchairs by Guy Rogers
1963
Dynamic Gianni Songhia 'GS195' Daybed by Sormani
1963
Sharp Borge Morgensen 'Oresund' Bookcase for Karl Andersson & Soner
1955
Four Stunning Eames 'DWSR - Eiffel' Walnut Dining Chairs by Herman Miller
1950 | 2015 Edition
Iconic Eileen Gray Adjustable 'E1027' Side Table by Classicon
1927
Epic Mid-Century Danish Rosewood Bookcase
1960s
Deluxe NZ Made 'Hollywood' Banana Sofa by JMK Furnishing
1958
Elegant Borge Mogensen 'Oresund' Sideboard for Karl Andersson & Soner
1955
Handsome Mid-Century Chest of Drawers by Harmony House
1950s
Pair of Striking Niko Kralj 'Rex' Folding Chairs by Stol Kamnik
1952
Ingenious Mid-Century 'Home Office' Magic Box Style Desk by Newcraft
1963
Refined Ces Renwick 'Sofarest' Mahogany Settee by Airest
1957
Striking Kurt Ostervig (Attr) Rosewood Sideboard on Sleigh Legs
1960s
Stunning Danish Mid-Century Extending Dining Table
1960s
Sophisticated Victor Wilkins 'Tola and Black' Double Wardrobe by G-Plan
Late 1950s
Graceful Jacob Hermann 'Model 69' Bull-Horn Chairs by Randers Mobelfabrik
1960s
Sleek Mid-Century Danish Rosewood Tall Cabinet
1970s
Refined Mid-Century Danish Rosewood Tall Cabinet
1970s
Radical Michele De Lucchi 'First' Chairs by Memphis Milano
1983
Four Iconic Niko Kralj 'Shell' Chairs by Rex Kralj
1956 (2000s edition)
Cute Danish Mid-Century Rosewood Bookshelf
1960s
Eight Striking Hans Brattrud 'Scandia Jr' Dining Chairs by Hove Møbler
1957
Six Elegant Danish Mid-Century Rosewood and Rope Cord Dining Chairs
1960s
Iconic 'Jack Light' Foor Lamp by Tom Dixon
1994 (Later Edition)
Geometric Konstantin Grcic 'Chair One' by Magis
2004
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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.