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Designed by Danish designer duo Sebastian Holmbäck and Ulrik Nordentoft for Stelton, Emma's electric kettle is inspired by the golden age of Danish design in the 1950s and '60s. The lines are simple and elegant. The natural beech handle recalls the Nordic spirit.

Verner Panton design, for Louis Poulsen.
The Panthella table lamp diffuses soft and pleasant light, directed mainly downwards. Its organic and smooth appearance contributes to creating a relaxing and homely atmosphere wherever it is placed, in a living room, for reading, or in an office or bedroom as ambient lighting.
Panthella also exists as a floor lamp.

Design Hans J.Wegner, 1955.

CH88T chair with its unique design is practical, ergonomic and offers multiples possibilities of combinations and use.

Available in clear, six different colors and in two heights, the Twister vase has a soft but striking design that makes it suitable to adorn any space in your home and also the perfect gift for the person you care about.

 The suspension JU1 is available in white, chrome or copper Version

Alvar Aalto design by Artek, 1952. The discreet and minimalist cylindrical pendant, Artek A110, is declined in black and white. It is a very popular choice for kitchens, especially when installed in a line over a worktop or table. The A110 lamps are also frequently used in hallways and entrances for focused and functional lighting.

The AJ9 wall lamp is available in black lacquered or white lacquered

The square table symphony 90 cm deep is a table with an extension which allows to get from a small table as 4 people to the everyday life little cumbersome a big oval table when you receive people - His completely massive wooden legs offer a beautiful lightness in lines.

Arne Jacobsen design for Stelton, 1967

Salt and Pepper set in satinless steel.

Constantin Wortmann design for Georg Jensen.

Cobra tray in mirror-polished stainless steel.

Designer: Kay Bojesen.

Wooden Bear figurine in natural oak.

Hans J. Wegner design, Carl Hansen, 1957. The famous CH33 chair by Hans Wegner has been re-issued by Carl Hansen & Son with new finishes to complement every style of interior. CH33 is the ideal chair for a dining room or office, but can also be used in hotel restaurants for a stylish statement.

Designed by Borge Mogensen in 1956. The Classic Chair (or J39) is Børge Mogensen's most successful chair, inspired by his teacher Kaare Klint. The chair is available with a hand-woven seat in natural or black paper yarn.

The VL38 created in the 40’s by the renown modernist architect Vihelm Lauritzen and originally designed for the « Radiohuset » in Copenhagen, was used in the recording studios.
The model was delevopped in collaboration with Louis Poulsen, and is newly relaunched by the same brand, declined in a serie of three models wich also includes a floor lamp and a wall light.

Arne Jacobsen design for Louis Poulsen.

The AJ Discus or Eklipta wall lamp will elegantly illuminate any room in your home, by creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The possibilities are endless: one single lamp or a small cluster, mounted on a wall or ceiling, in a bathroom, kitchen, living room or staircase…
Its high quality and diffuse light will not disappoint.

Design Tapio Wirkkala, 1968. Ultima Thule glasses in blown glass.

Seppo Koho design. Designed in wood and entirely handcrafted, the Petite 4600 pendant will naturally embellish any interior with a contemporary or classic design. It can be hung over a table or bar, alone or in combination. The diffused light is dimmed for extra visual comfort.

HK bonbonniere Turnip by Henning Koppel for Georg Jensen.

The elegant stool can be used throughout the home as a footstool, side table, bedside table, and much more besides.

This storage box is very handy and unobtrusive and will fit anywhere in your home.

Verner Panton design for Georg Jensen, 1988.

First produced in silver in 1988, the Panton tray is now available in stainless steel. Sometimes known by the evocative nickname “Car Crash,” Panton’s tray makes an eye-catching and beautiful centrepiece or serving tray.

Stelton serving tray by Arne Jacobsen in stainless steel

Diameter:

33,5 cm

The Doo-wop pendant, also known as the Navy Pendant, was initially designed in the 1950s for the Danish Navy’s buildings. It is now re-entering the market with new colors and is also available in a brass edition. The Doo-wop pendant spreads a soft and diffuse light, directed both upwards and downwards, and will brighten up any room in the house.