Description Hibo the hippopotamus Hibo the hippo was designed by Steffen Juul for Woud and is a decorative object made of wood with a lot of charm. Made according to Danish handicraft tradition, the cute hippo convinces young and old with its friendly facial expression and the movable head. Made of oak wood in different…
Description The Panton Chair is a design icon of the 20th century. The Miniatures Panton Chair matches the historic original from the Vitra Design Museum collection in construction, material and colour, right up to the smallest detail – all in a 1:6 scale. Verner Pantons cantilever chair is the most consistent expression of a design…
Description Tree figures for new trees in India The My Tree wooden figures from Andersen Furniture are beautiful and decorative little trees made of lime wood, the purchase of which will be used to plant new trees in India. With the help of the My Tree Andersen has entered into a cooperation with the Global…
Description Sculptural decorative figure made of black papier-maché The Alia Decofigure from the Creative Collection of Bloomingville is a stunning sculptural decorative element. It is made by hand from black papier-maché. Alia Can be wonderfully placed individually so that all the focus is on it or grouped with other artistic pieces. The decorative figure looks…
Description Wooden Hand by Hay: Home Decor Made in Denmark It is first and foremost the grasping tool of humans: the hand. Mute people use them as a means of communication but also all other people express something by hand signals or emphasize what has been said with hand gestures. Using your hands is forbidden…
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 Originally made from teak, the ArchitectMade Owl today has a classic Danish oak ‘plumagein natural and smoked versions.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…
Description Bird Figurine Made of Brass When designing Aves (latin for bird) in the late 1960s, the Dutch designer Co Derr created a family of three minimalist brass birds that impress with their sculptural traits. The designer tried to simplify the shape of AVES until he reached a form, that could be perceived as the…
Description Decorative Wooden Birds The Discus decorative wooden birds by Architectmade were designed by Hans Blling in 1961. Their name comes from the ancient sport, which gave its shape to this design. The birds were inspired by Blling’s love of parrots. Throughout his career as an architect, the little bird adorned countless architectural drawings and…
Description Wooden singing bird for design lovers The singing birds by Kay Bojesen are part of the legendary wooden animal collection that made the Danish designer Kay Bojesen world-famous. The wooden birds have a pure, minimalist expression and yet still have a captivating character. The Danish manufacturer Rosendahl Design Group produces Kay Bojesen’s wooden animals…
Description Decorative figure made of natural stone Deco Laia from Bloomingville has a cool architectural shape, made of smooth sandstone. The beauty of natural stone is that no two pieces are alike. Each one is a unique work of art, shaped over thousands of years by Mother Nature through heat, pressure and many different minerals…
Description Heavenly bobblehead Angel Bimble and Angel Bumble from Hoptimist join the Christmas series of cute bobblehead figurines. They are perfect to display on shelves, in the living room, on the dining table or in the hallway, even in a group with other figures in the series. The design is based on the original design…
Description As early as the 1960s, cardboard furniture emerged as a cheap and light alternative to traditional furniture. At that time, slotting and folding as well as supports were used to ensure that the cardboard could bear sufficient weight. Nevertheless, cardboard furniture hardly had a chance against plastic furniture, which was equally light. Frank O….