Montana Furniture

04 Mar 2025

The family-owned Montana Furniture has provided generations with personalized storage solutions, since 1982. The Danish high-end furniture company was established by Peter J. Lassen, who also created the modular Montana System. Today, the company is run by Peter’s son Joakim Lassen, who is the fifth generation of his family to work with furniture and the great-grandson of manufacturer Fritz Hansen.

The original Montana System offers endless possibilities with 36 basic modules in four depths and 43 unique colours. Dive even deeper into the Montana universe and find other product series such as the popular Montana Mini, Montana Mega, Montana Free modules, collaborations with Verner Panton, and many more.
 

Montana System

For starters, there's the extensive Montana System which gives you endless possibilities – with 36 basic modules, 4 depths and 43 poetic finishes you can create a shelving system just as you like. The system is made in 12 mm MDF. In 2019, the Montana System was certified with the EU Ecolabel, guaranteeing you sustainable, high-quality furniture which is safe for both the environment and your home. Take a look below at some of the possibilities.

 

 

Montana Selection

To make things simple, Montana created a range of predesigned solutions: Montana Selection is a series of complete and unique storage modules for the home – from cabinets and bookshelves to mirrors and bedside tables. The series consists of furniture in pre-defined depths and positions, with corpus, back, front and handles in the same colour. That means fewer decisions for you. All you have to do is decide between their 43 colours, and whether you want your furniture on legs, suspension rails, plinth or castors.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
All Montana modules are designed, developed and made in Denmark. Every day, in a small town on the island of Funen over 140 professionals work hard to uphold the highest standards of processing, painting and assembling – making sure that your Montana furniture will last a lifetime.
 

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