The brutalist and minimal P-L Series is created by Scottish-Swedish designer Nick Ross. It takes its cues from the post-and-lintel system that was employed within ancient Greek, Indian, and Egyptian architecture, and describes a building system that utilises vertical post-like elements to carry horizontal lintels.

All products of the P-L series are produced locally, in a close relationship with a blacksmith in Copenhagen, Denmark. The series was made for creative workshop Niko June and includes a chair, stool, coffee table, and candle holder (which could also double as a vase). All the furniture is created in aluminium, which is a soft material and will get scratches, but see these as part of the products life, that show the use of it.

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