Niels Vodder trained as a cabinetmaker when Danish furniture was still made in small workshops, and established his own workshop in Copenhagen in the 1920s. It became known for solid-wood work and complex constructions executed with great precision, and Vodder regarded much of what it made as handmade art objects rather than series production. For three decades, until the mid-1960s, he was Finn Juhl's preferred maker. Matzform produces Vodder's Bodega stools, designed in the 1950s, as part of its licensed programme of mid-century Scandinavian furniture. Bodega is offered in a bar version for counters and hospitality projects, made by hand in solid wood.