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Description Glass candle holder Round at the top and square at the bottom – the Made candle holder from House Doctor is a real eye-catcher with its light brown glass and creates a casual mood. Since the surface is matte, it emits a soft, atmospheric light wherever you place it. Can be used the candle…
Description Marble Bowl with Feet The Alza bowl from ferm Living reinterprets the classic shape of the bowl. Its elongated shape and the two feet make the bowl a decorative accessory in the living area. The bowl is made of black Selvaras marble from India or Indian Banswara marble in white. The material and the…
Description noble candle The Evoke Candle from ferm Living transforms the living space into a refuge with warm and inviting ambience. It not only brightens the home decor, but also raises it to a new level. The Evoke Candle embodies the essence of modern design with its clean lines and understated elegance. Its minimalist design…
Description Thanks to the Rosenthal miniature collection, the Fast Vase from the studio-line series now is also available as miniature version. It reflects the image of the Ming dynasty typical vase, frozen in digital time lapsing. A mixture of collective memory and futuristic abstraction symbolises the cultural shift, triggered by digital technology: the speed of…
Description Minimalist metal vase The Noella vase is a beautiful addition to any floral decor. With its sleek, timeless look and unique metallic color scheme, it makes a great addition to any living room, dining room, office or hallway. Combines ideally with other minimalist and metallic pieces. Available in different sizes and colours. Made of…
Description Industrially designed aluminum candle holder The Four Candle Holder from House Doctor adds an industrial flair to Christmas decorations. The aluminum and the look of the rugged surface give the candle holder a raw appeal that is softened by the round shape. The Four Candleholder can be used in any way and as desired….
Description Vase classic made of glass The classic Lyngby vase was already designed in 1936 and reinterpreted as a glass version. Just like the original made of porcelain, the glass vase convinces with a unique aesthetic, which is due to the fluted structure. The play of light from the glass columns creates an extraordinary liveliness….
Description Poster with important message The Tipping Point 01 Poster from Paper Collective enchants any ambiance with its graceful splendor. This work of art not only embodies aesthetic excellence, but also brings out an important message. The Tipping Point 01 Poster presents a captivating artwork that has a strong visual impact. The combination of colors…
Description Dynamic design stoneware candle holder The Savitri candle holder from Bloomingville is made of stoneware in a warm brown color with a running glaze in a lighter tone. The unique design of this candle holder makes for a beautiful contrast. It can be optimally used to bring light and coziness into the home or…
Description Deco object in Nordic style Deco Serif from Bloomingville is a unique and aesthetic home decor object in a beautiful natural color. It is made of stoneware in Nordic design with a matte finish and a naturally smooth look. This text has been translated automatically, how do you rate the quality of this translation…
Description Art print with botanical eyes motif The Eyes Art print by Linnéa Andersson for the Danish manufacturer The Poster Club inspires with its refined botanical eye motif. The poster is printed on 265g high quality art paper. Eyes Is carefully wrapped in tissue paper and packed in an optimally protective cardboard tube. The art…
Description Wooden Tray for Easy Storage The Dice tray bowl made of oiled solid wood was designed by Stefan Diez for Schnbuch. The wooden bowl is very versatile and can be used as a tray for drinks and meals, as storage for keys and magazines or as a stand for candles and vases. Practical and…
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