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 Bimble redesigned. Ehrenreich, who launched the Hoptimist en in the 1960s, was a trained cabinetmaker. From the beginning, his greatest wish was to manufacture the Hoptimist…
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 Painted Concrete Family Normies is a delightful family of painted concrete figures, characterised by abstract designs and lots of personality. The family members Normfred, NormNorm, Norma and Normus, were born by chance during a design experiment in clay. The Danish designer Simon Legald was so pleased with the outcome that he then put the…
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 Minimalist Decorative Ceramic Figure L’Oiseau by Vitra is a ceramic figurine, designed by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec. LOiseau enriches modern furnishings by adding charm without the cuteness or even tackiness so commonly associated with animal figures. The ceramic bird is elaborately made by hand and then varnished in sober colors. LOiseau (meaning the bird)…
Description Wooden figures optimist and pessimist Is the glass half full or half empty Hans Blling has created his two characters for ArchitectMade along this fundamental question and attitude towards life. The decorative wooden figures Optimist and Pessimist complement and complete each other like Ying and Yang. The idea of memorializing optimists and pessimists with…
Description The Kay Bojesen monkey – between fantasy figure and design object. The wooden monkey by Kay Bojesen with its mischievous face and light belly has been transforming children’s rooms into primeval forests and inspiring dreams since 1951. The excellent workmanship and the high-quality wood of the little monkey provide play fun for generations. The…
Description Penguin figure made of beech and wengen wood The Wenge Penguin figurines were designed by Hans Bunde back in 1954 – one for each of his daughters. Thanks to ArchitectMade, the elegant birds now find their place on the home sideboard or shelf, where they attract all eyes with their shapely silhouette and contrasting…
Description Wood elephant With its good-natured look and its round, robust body, the Kay Bojesen wooden elephant has already captivated many a person. The cute wooden elephant is a real classic, both for children and for adults. The wooden elephant is made of solid oak wood. Thanks to the high quality of the material and…
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 American walnut bear family The bear family by Esben Gravlev for Lucie Kaas conjures a smile on the face of big and small alike and convinces with a playful note and very special charm. Baby Bear, Mama Bear and Papa Bear are especially beautiful in a trio and provide an extraordinary eye-catcher in every…