Description Handmade stoneware bowl with splash pattern The Omhu Bowl from the manufacturer ferm Living reflects craftsmanship in a simple way. Omhu Is the Danish word for “make an effort” – this is exactly what goes into the making of each bowl. It is made of stoneware and features a unique, colorful spray pattern, which…
Description Hugging cast aluminum candle holder The Abbracciaio Candleholder by Philippe Starck and Ambroise Maggiar for Kartell is a lovingly designed decorative object for any living space. The candle holder consists of two slender abstract figures embracing each other. The intertwined figures provide ideal stability with their arms. The Abbracciaio Candleholder is made of cast…
Description Lin Utzon’s Filigran series is a classic in the Rosendahl collection. Known for the elaborate, decorative illustrations in their designs, Utzon goes with the Filigran candlestick, optics in a new design direction: Completely without the previously characteristic floral patterns show their mouth-blown candlesticks in a softly twisted look, which makes the reinterpretations of Rosendahl…
Description Ceramic vase for seven flowers Midsummer evening in June, Finnish folklore says that when a girl collects seven wild flowers and sleeps with them under her pillow, she will dream of her future love. The Midsummer Dream Vase by Artek offers space for seven flowers above the dreamy face of a Finnish woman. The…
Description Candleholder with small figures in winter scenery The Christmas Tales candle holders by Khler Design bring Christmas magic into your four walls. They are inspired by old legends: Each of them tells a story, with elements from the beautiful Nordic nature setting the scene for the snapshots. The natural scenery of the candle holder…
Description Original paper bag vase by Tapio Wirkkala The original bag vase by the designer Tapio Wirkkala for Rosenthal is one of the most popular designs of the traditional porcelain company and is part of the “Do not litter” Collection. The collection contains everyday items and disposable objects such as paper bags, cans and milk…
Description Decorative Wooden Birds The Discus decorative wooden birds by Architectmade were designed by Hans Blling in 1961. Their name comes from the ancient sport, which gave its shape to this design. The birds were inspired by Blling’s love of parrots. Throughout his career as an architect, the little bird adorned countless architectural drawings and…
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 Shell Vase / Plant pot The Shell Pot from ferm Living brings the sea into your own four walls. The flower pot in the form of a shell convinces by its maritime appearance and brings a fresh breeze into every living room. The stoneware shell can be used as a vase or plant pot….
Description Hoptimist with Smiley Face The Hoptimist – Smiley is a small work of art that will put a smile on your face. This iconic Hoptimist was designed by Danish designer Hans Gustav Ehrenreich and has been a classic of Scandinavian design since its introduction in 1971. The Hoptimist – Smiley is available in a…
Description Marble, aluminum or steel wall candle holder The Monolith wall candle holder from Northern sets beautiful accents on any wall. Made of marble, aluminum or steel, the wall candle holder presents a natural and stylish aesthetic. The candle holder ensures that the candles can burn without the wax causing unwanted stains. The dripping wax…
Description Vase in traditional jug shape Vase Ohana from Bloomingville is made of stoneware with an abstract hand-painted pattern in shades of blue. The vase can be styled with a beautiful bouquet of flowers on the windowsill. Each vase is unique because it is decorated by hand. This text has been translated automatically, how do…