Decorative figures

Description  Kay Bojesen Hippo The wooden hippo is part of a collection of wooden animals that were created by the designer Kay Bojesen between 1935 and 1957. It is the most angular animal design by Kay Bojesen and, thanks to its movable mouth, is the only one with a functional use as a pen holder….

Description  Organic miniature vase made of porcelain Minimalist design in the truest sense of the word: the miniature vase La Chute from Rosenthal measures just 10 cm, but still makes a big impression with its flowing, organic design. It was designed by Cédric Ragot. The shapely tiny vase prefers to stand together as a group…

Description  The Tulip Chair is one of a series of chairs, stools, and tables developed by Eero Saarinen within a five-year period. The characteristic feature of the series is that the supporting structure has been pared to a central supporting stem like a wineglass in order to emphasise the uniformity of table and chair. Eero…

Description  Wooden figure from solid oak in Snoopy -optics Thanks to the Snoopy wooden figure from the Danish house boyhood a part of the comic universe comes into your own four walls. Pretty much everyone was fascinated by any superheroes or comic characters in his childhood. The Snoopy Wooden figure lets integrate in a modern…

Description  Calf figurine made of natural wood The little calf from Spring Copenhagen forms a cute and dainty detail in the Christmas decor. Made of high-quality FSC-certified oak wood, the wooden figurine presents a finely polished look with natural grains and eye-catching details. With large beady eyes, the little calf casts a curious glance at…

Description  Charles Rennie Mackintosh was one of the great representatives of Art Nouveau. Together with his wife Margaret McDonald, her sister Frances, and his brother-in-law Herbert McNair, he developed an original style that set itself apart from the decorative floral style of Jugendstil. The groups geometric, almost cubist designs for furniture show the influence of…