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Description Sinuous decorative sculpture The Siele sculpture from Bloomingville is a simple yet effective piece. With its sinuous shape and height, this black poly resin home decoration is sure to attract some attention: A flat band rises from the solid base, winding 32 cm upwards to form a tall and interesting shape. The decorative design…
Description Ho, Ho, Hoptimist ! Santa Claus not only brings the presents – he also wiggles cutely back and forth. The Santa Claus Bumble from Hoptimist is the Christmas version of the classic Bumble design. The little red guy is not only popular with children – adults appreciate him as a stylish yet functional design…
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 The Vegetal is an organically-shaped chair that is meant to look as if it had taken its shape naturally. With that goal in mind and inspired by small trees which American gardeners had fashioned into the shape of seating furniture, the French designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec set about designing the Vegetal. Designed for…
Description Wiggle figures from oak The Wood Bride & Groom Decorative figurines from Hoptimist are a decorative eye-catcher that reminds you of a special moment every time you look at them and brings a smile to the face of everyone who sees them. The figures present a natural grain, which gives the figures an unusual…
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….
Description The Clouds by Magis are inspired by raw designs, which were given a form but with a lack of content and finality. The interplay of presence of forms and abstinence or all the other design elements encourages our creativity and invites us to dream for a while. Clouds are symbolic and poetic pieces of…
Description Charles Rennie Mackintosh was one of the great representatives of Art Nouveau. Together with his wife Margaret McDonald, her sister Frances, and his brother-in-law Herbert McNair, he developed an original style that set itself apart from the decorative floral style of Jugendstil. The groups geometric, almost cubist designs for furniture show the influence of…
Description The use of cold-expanded polyurethane makes traditional methods of constructing furniture redundant. One series of sculptural furniture objects stands out amongst the furniture designs of the Studio 65 group, since it makes radical use of the freedom of design allowed by this new material. And the style of this furniture demonstrates characteristics originating in…
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 Decorative figure made of polyresin The Adalina decorative figure from Bloomingville is a decorative eye-catcher and fits into any modern interior. It presents the art of meditation in the form of yoga and gives the room a sensual and calm effect. The Adalina decorative figure is made of 100% polyresin, a mineral- or resin-bound…
Description As a student in the 1940s Sori Yanagi accompanied Charlotte Perriand on her trips through Japan, thus becoming familiar with the classical Moderns. It is possible that this is what aroused Yanagi’s interest in seating, something which does not exist in Japanese culture. Even today a large number of Japanese households manage without any…
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