Tag: HOMEWARE

Homeware by Eva Solo, Denmark

The Eva Solo distinctive designs have in many ways reflected the developments which have taken place in the modern home. The starting point was functional, high-quality kitchen utensils for the Scandinavian housewife – as exemplified by our bread and meat slicing machine from 1952. Eva Solo  is a well know homeware

Textile designer Dorte Agergaard

Designer Dorte Agergaard (1973) is internationally known for her use of digital printing and the patterns in her textiles. Ordinary things which surround us in everyday life are celebrated in her designs. Her approach is conceptual and thus, rather than the aesthetic, the idea is the principal element. After graduating

Ceramics from Cult Design, Sweden

Cult Design was started in the spring of 2001. Marita Lord is the designer and one of the founders. All design and design takes place in Gothenburg. Marita mostly designs but sometimes she takes the help of any freelance designer. Ceramics is the main material. The products are made of stoneware,

Selina Rose, felt interior

Selina Rose creates bespoke wool felt surfaces for interiors. Since 2004, Selina has combined her passion for felt & use of state of the art cutting technologies to develop a broad portfolio of unique interior surfaces & products. Her intricately cut, tactile surfaces adorn the walls and floors of high-end

Lyngby Vase, Porcelænsfabrikken Danmark

The iconic Lyngby vase was first manufactured in the 1930s. The grooved vases were manufactured by several porcelain factories back then, but the name followed the model that was originally produced in Lyngby by Porcelænsfabrikken Danmark. The Lyngby vase is an unusually beautiful and versatile vase. It lends itself to large