Kay Bojesen’s Monkey is perhaps his most iconic creation—a playful and enduring symbol of Danish design. First made in the 1950s, it embodies Bojesen’s philosophy that design should bring joy. With its expressive face, swinging limbs, and elegant proportions, the monkey is both characterful and sculptural.
Crafted from teak and limba wood, the piece reflects the warmth and wit that define Bojesen’s work. Though originally conceived as a children’s toy, it has become a collector’s classic—loved for its charm, craftsmanship, and timeless appeal.
Origin: Denmark
Period/Style: Scandinavian / Mid-century Modern
Date: 1950s
Material: Teak and Limba Wood
Dimensions: 60cm height × 46cm width × 12cm depth
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Kay Bojesen’s Monkey is perhaps his most iconic creation—a playful and enduring symbol of Danish design. First made in the 1950s, it embodies Bojesen’s philosophy that design should bring joy. With its expressive face, swinging limbs, and elegant proportions, the monkey is both characterful and sculptural.
Crafted from teak and limba wood, the piece reflects the warmth and wit that define Bojesen’s work. Though originally conceived as a children’s toy, it has become a collector’s classic—loved for its charm, craftsmanship, and timeless appeal.
Origin: Denmark
Period/Style: Scandinavian / Mid-century Modern
Date: 1950s
Material: Teak and Limba Wood
Dimensions: 60cm height × 46cm width × 12cm depth
+ Shipping Info
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