Cado / Cadovius / Royal+System mid-century furniture, Denmark

The history of Cado, Danish mid-century furniture makers, can be traced back to 1948, when Poul Cadovius founded the furniture company Royal System. Cadovius was known for his innovative and functional designs, and his Royal System modular wall system was an instant success.

In 1964, Cadovius acquired the Danish furniture company France & Søn and renamed it Cado. Under Cadovius's leadership, the company continued to produce high-quality modular wall systems, as well as a variety of other furniture, including chairs, tables, and storage units.

Cado's furniture was characterized by its clean lines, simple forms, and use of natural materials such as teak and rosewood. It was also designed to be functional and versatile, with many pieces serving multiple purposes. For example, Cado's modular wall systems could be used to create a variety of different configurations, from a simple bookshelf to a complete home office more... .

Cado's furniture was popular in Denmark and throughout Europe, and it was also exported to the United States and other countries around the world. The company's success was due in part to its commitment to quality and craftsmanship, as well as its ability to produce innovative and functional designs.

Cadovius retired in 1985, and the company was eventually sold. However, Cado's furniture designs remain popular today, and they are prized by collectors and design lovers alike. Cado's modular wall systems are still in production, and they are still considered to be some of the best examples of Danish mid-century modern furniture.