Description Polyresin sculpture Delier decoration from Bloomingville is a large decorative object made of polyresin. The sculptural look adds an artistic expression to the living space. The sculpture features a rough surface with a delicate color. With curvatures and shading, the sculpture presents attractive and fascinating dimensions. The sculpture can be placed on the floor…
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 Sculptural, versatile decorative objects. Deko Objects from Normann Copenhagen unleash everyone’s creativity with a sculptural design that goes beyond the ordinary and invites you on a journey of limitless artistic expression. The captivating world of Deko Objects, designed by Studio Yolk, invites you to discover a universe of versatile and colorful sculptures. These objects…
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 Animal of Kay Bojesen The creative wooden figures by Kay Bojesen have evolved into collectibles over generations. One of the early pieces is the terrier Tim from 1935 with swivelling head. It is suitable both for children and for adults as a gift. Available in dark or light oak. Tim, the lively terrier The…
Description Marcel Breuer was one of the most important designers of the early modern age. His biography is closely linked to the history of the Bauhaus, founded by Walter Gropius in 1919. The club chair B3, known today as “Wassily” was also created in connection with this renowned institution. lt is the first piece of…
Description Snowman with swing effect made of wood The snowman from Spring Copenhagen is a cute decorative figure that fits great in the Christmas decorated home. The figure is made by hand from beech wood and walnut wood, whereby the grain is clearly visible and underlines the natural material. The special feature of the snowman…
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 During the mid-twenties, tubular steel won favor among avant-garde designers as a preferred material for furniture design. The most important designs for tubular steel, now regarded as classics of modern furniture design, were created within the course of just a few years. During preparations for the Weissenhof exhibition in Stuttgart, Mart Stam developed a…
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 Sculpture made from recycled aluminium The Morf Sculpture and bookend by ferm Living is made of recycled aluminium and brings fantasy into the living space. Inspired by the mysticism and organic forms of nature, the sculpture was created in collaboration with the Morf sculpture was created in collaboration with the Norwegian artist fstedal Eng….
Description Wooden figure in the shape of an elephant baby The elephant wooden figure by Lucie Kaas convinces by her charming form and the cute expression. Gunnar Flrning and the Danish illustrator Harry Vede designed the elephant baby in smoked oak or rubber tree wood as early as 196 1. Harry Vede’s illustrations have been…