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Description Chimney sweep figure made of wood It brings good luck to see them. Because not infrequently they disappear for many hours in the fireplace and come out again as pitch-black figures. Chimney sweeps are also part of the repertoire of legendary wooden figures from the Danish design icon Kay Bojesen. With a stylish and…
Description Signs made of Stainless Steel The pictograms by Radius Design include icon signs to guide through your home. In clear pictogram style they show your guests the dos and donts. In clear and high-quality stainless steel the Radius Design pictograms clearly point out where the toilet is located, that smoking is prohibited and that…
Description Cute bear made of wood Full of soul, humor and craftsmanship, the Wooden Bear is an appeal to the playful child in all of us. With its round nose and fat belly, Kay Bojesen‘s cute and sturdy bear will quickly become a favorite with young and old alike, placing itself in the unique borderline…
Description Ceramic bird figures The Resting Bird was designed by the designer duo Front Design for Vitra and is made of glazed ceramic. As part of the Resting Animals series, the small bird figure takes on a resting pose that radiates a certain contentment and is immediately transferred to the viewer. Coloured Decorative Birds Arranged…
Description Besides the Rood Blauwe Stoel (1918), the Zig Zag Stoel might be the most famous design by Gerrit T. Rietveld. He took the idea of the chair without rear legs by Mart Stam (1926) and formally leans on the Sitzgeiststuhl by the brothers Heinz and Bodo Rasch (1927). Although it consists of four individual…
Description decorative wooden figures Half decorative element, half toy, the Wooden Dolls were originally created for designer Alexander Girard‘s own use. Based on the original figurines in his estate, the sometimes cheerful, sometimes rather grim looking company is produced by Vitra as a charming addition to any interior. The Wooden Dolls wooden figurines were originally…
Description Playful wooden skiers The skiers of Kay Bojesen are a new edition of the cute design by the Danish designer from the 1940s and will soon be whizzing into your living room! The one with the red cap and checkered jacket is called Boje, named after Kay Bojesen s son Otto, who is nicknamed…
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 Glass Easter eggs The glass Easter eggs from ferm Living fascinate with their beautiful and elegant glass look. The Easter eggs shine and thus form an eye-catching detail in any arrangement. The eggs spread the festive mood primarily and can be hung anywhere. They are also wonderful as a gift for loved ones. The…
Description 5 dolls from wood The Colour Dolls from Schnbuch are five matryoshka-style designed dolls made of lacquered wood. These are handmade and come in five different sizes. What is special about the monochrome dolls is the storage space inside, where small utensils and accessories can be stored. Decoration and storage The living room, hallway…
Description Animal Figure by Kay Bojesen The high-quality wooden horse belongs to the wooden design family from Danish designer Kay Bojesen. The discreet shape and colour give the animal character and expression, whether alone or as a complement to the other animal designs. Designer Object with Soul The trained silversmith Kay Bojesen began working with…
Description Movable gorilla figure made of beech Brave, strong and curious – the Hanno the gorilla was named after the Hanno named after the navigator who reportedly discovered the gorillas 2500 years ago. The amazingly realistic wooden model of the great ape from Areaware is a faithful companion for big and small children from the…
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