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Description Bowl with high rim The By Hand bowl from Mette Ditmer is a stunning piece of tableware or decor that brings elegance and character to the home. This particular design gives the bowl a striking presence and sets it apart from traditional bowls. The uneven design of the high rim gives the bowl an…
Description The Serie della Natura by the artist Enzo Mari is a series of graphics of the art edition by Danese. The graphic “Uno, la mela” is from 1963. The series overall comprises six pictures with natural motives, from an apple, a panther to the head of a goose. Enzo Mari created these pictures in…
Description Vase with unusual design The Ikeru Vase of the Danish manufacturer Fritz Hansen were created by designer Jaime Hayon and are inspired by the Japanese art of ‘Ikebana’. The unusual design of the vase emphasizes the uniqueness of each flower and ensures that the individual flowers can be shown off to advantage at any…
Description The Alessi Blow Up fruits basket, reminiscent of a game of jackstraws, is based on the idea of welding hypothetical steel wire remainders in order to create different container shapes. All of the objects of the Alessi Blow Up collection share the unmistakable handwriting of the Brazilian Campana brothers. The seemingly random arrangement of…
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 elegant tealight holder The Bloomingville Agate tealight holder is more than just a source of light – it is an artistic accessory that combines elegance and a connection to nature. With its unique agate structure, this tea light holder brings a touch of natural beauty into the home. Made from carefully selected agate stones,…
Description Elk wooden figure made of untreated beech wood The Elmar wooden figure from the German house Philippi inspires with its extremely natural look. The grain of the wood provides a unique look. Elmar is made of untreated beech wood and is available in different sizes. Thus, the single wooden figure can act as an…
Description Knot poster The poster The Knot by the Danish designers Nina Bruun shows a flowing, broad, knotted line in the form of a graphic print. The play with shadows tries to give the impression of depth, which makes the motif appear particularly vivid. The deep blue of the knotted line also creates a strong,…
Description Glass tea light holder with mosaic design The Kamille tea light holder from Bloomingville is made of greenish glass with mosaic details. It adds coziness and elegance to any interior. When a tea light is placed in the holder, a beautiful play of light can be observed in the glass when it is lit….
Description Inspired by the magic of underwater worlds, the jewellery designer Emma Silvestris designed a fairytale fruit bowl with Mediterraneo that gains its attractiveness and appeal from the contrast of soft, delicate forms and hard material. The plant arms seem to move softly upwards to the water surface. Clearly: The bowl imitates corals, the name…
Description Poster with abstract, emotional faces Curious or cheeky What does a cheery face look like And what does Zen mean The Feelings posters from Paper Collective show different moods in an abstract way and help children learn the interpretation of emotions. The round faces are brought to life by small shapes, each of which…
Description Glass lights for stick candles and tea lights The glass lights from Remember set luminous accents. The candle holders are suitable for stick candles as well as for large and small tea lights. In the pretty glass lights, the candles shine particularly beautiful and provide a wonderfully atmospheric ambience. This text has been translated…
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