Description Midsummer wreath for Kay Bojesen wooden animals With the midsummer wreath from Kay Bojesen you can quickly get into the spring and summer mood. The wreath was inspired by the famous midsummer festival in Sweden and is a wreath made of green painted beech wood with pretty fabric flowers in different colours. The wreath…
Description Lovely wiggle figure made of wood A Hoptimist made of wood – as it was originally intended by designer Gustav Ehrenreich. For this reason Lotte Steffensen has Woody Bumble redesigned. Ehrenreich, who launched the Hoptimist en in the 1960s, was a trained cabinetmaker. From the beginning, his greatest wish was to produce the Hoptimist…
Description Ceramic cat figure The Resting Cat by Vitra is a design of the duo Front Design and fits perfectly into the Resting Alimals series, which consists of sleeping animal figures. In a small survey on the subject of figures and decorative objects, the two Front designers found out that many people associate memories and…
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 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 Pedestals for plants, candles and Co. The plant pedestal set by Pete Oyler for Areaware consists of two wooden pedestals in different heights on which plants, flowers, candles and smaller objects can be stylishly arranged and decorated. The set is also suitable for serving and arranging small snacks. Each pedestal consists of three pieces…
Description The wooden rabbit by Kay Bojesen is part of the wooden animals collection that was created by the designer Kay Bojesen between 1935 and 1957. The wooden rabbit possesses a pure, modern expression without any unnecessary shapes and delights both adults and children with its timeless design. Despite not being a copy of the…
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 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 Mummy fish with child Let the Wooden Dolls Mother Fish & Child by Vitra swim carefree through your living room, kitchen or bathroom and create a family atmosphere with Mummy Fish and her child. Half decoration and half toy Half decoration, half toy, the Wooden Dolls were originally developed by designer Alexander Girard for…
Description The Oscar wooden dog was designed lovingly with Hans Bllings characteristic happiness. Oscar symbolises fun and playfulness, and not only in the kidsroom. Oscar can do nearly everything a real dog can: shake hands, run, sit, lay down and much more. No matter how youve set him up, the wooden dog by ArchitectMade looks…
Description Movable wooden figure in bird shape The Bird series by ArchitectMade was designed by Kristian Vedel in 1959. Since then they have spread far and wide and can be found in various living rooms and offices around the world. The special thing about the Birds is that they are very expressive: The body can…