Description Abstract plastic dog Plastic furniture is the speciality of the Finnish designer Eero Aarnio. In 1973, Aarnio designed the Pony Stool for Adelta – a seating object that, like the Tipi stool, is reminiscent of an oversized toy. Since 2005, the Italian manufacturer Magis has been producing another object from the pen of Aarnios…
Description Minimalist wood sculpture The Girard Bird from Vitra is based on sketches and designs from the 1940s. American designer Alexander Girard experimented with animal figures, carved from a wide variety of materials. Also the Girard Bird belongs to them: the minimalist sculpture is at home as a timeless decoration in the living room or…
Description Graduation hat for wooden monkey Kay Bojesen‘s Graduation Hat for the Wooden Monkey is a charming and celebratory addition to any graduate of the world. With its loving craftsmanship and iconic design, this hat embodies the pride and achievement of graduation. The wooden monkey, normally known for its playful nature, now wears this iconic…
Description While furniture is the undisputed central element of furnishing, this one will only become an atmospherically complete and vivid collage by including decorative and personal touches. Fabrics, colours, light, objects, and accessories thereby create impressions with which rooms can be shaped and changed according to ones personal, changing demands. An important role is played…
Description Christmas tree with swing effect The Christmas tree from Spring Copenhagen is a wintry wooden figure with a funny rocking effect. Due to the rounded base, the little wooden tree bounces happily back and forth when it is nudged. After a short rocking he finds his center of gravity again without tipping over. Made…
Description With its simple, striking shape and its bright colors Eero Aarnio‘s Ball Chair is a typical symbol of the optimistic, consumer-oriented popular culture of the 1960s. Equally apparent is an unconcealed enthusiasm for the technical which also typifies the era: its exposed plastic which allowed even complex shapes to be produced in series relatively…
Description Hand-carved aspen wood figures The hand-carved figurines by ferm Living are made of 100% aspen wood and form a beautiful toy for little explorers who answer the call of the wild. They are hand carved and painted and are a beautiful colorful eye-catcher on every shelf and windowsill. Toys made of wood offer many…
Description Snow globe with cute bride and groom The Wedding Snow globe of the Danish manufacturer Hoptimist gives to say loud and clear “YES”! The bride and groom (Bimble and Bumble) inspire with its extremely cute look. In the dimensions ( H x T )12 cm x 10 cm, is the Wedding Snow Globe is…
Description In his designs, Alvar Aalto combines the functional ideas of the Bauhaus with the Scandinavian crafts tradition and a strong sense of unity with Nature. This led to an exchange of ideas with Marcel Breuer and later influenced the work of both men. Aalto designed Armchair No. 41 for the Sanatorium of the City…
Description Decorative figurine made of stoneware The Ishtar decorative figurine from Bloomingville is not just a sculpture, but an expression of timeless elegance and beauty. Handcrafted by experienced artisans, this figurine impresses with its fine details and the use of high-quality stoneware. The sculpture depicts a woman in a graceful pose that emphasizes her delicate…
Description Design miniature The miniature chair by Normann Copenhagen is a lifelike copy of the form chairs by designer Simon Legald. As a small version, reduced to a sixth of the original, the miniature is a decorative home accessory for collectors and design lovers. Like the original, the miniature chair inspires with a sophisticated design…
Description Paul Anker Hansen designed the wooden owl in 1960 with much love for detail. The animalistic figurine family from ArchitectMade has grown with another charming member, this owl. Originally made from teak, the ArchitectMade Owl today has a classic Danish oak ‘plumagein natural and smoked versions. The head and body of the Owl are…