Designed by Kroyer Saetter Lassen
Looking to the way in which a picture or a painting is framed, the Copenhagen-based design studio Kroyer Saetter Lassen investigated how an entire frame could surround a mirror without detracting from the beauty and reflection of the glass. The result is Nimbus, a refreshingly simple mirror in bronzed brass and light-reflecting glass which defines a space with its soothing and sophisticated rounded shape.
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Carefully crafted with all the hallmarks of great carpentry, the Passage Stool in FSC-certified solid oak has a warm expression and an organic silhouette that invite to touch. Devised as a flatpack for quick and easy self-assembly, the versatile, flexible piece can be used anywhere where an extra seat is required ? at the dining […]
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Taking its design cues from childhood homes filled with treasures shaped by the human hand, the Torso Table Lamp is a modern lamp with a timeless look. Uniting raw stoneware with ethereal linen and functional metal details, the portly base, tactile shade and brass touch dimmer create the perfect balance between hard and soft, beauty […]
Make serving guests a pleasurable experience with the Balcony Serving Tray. The sleek steel expression is softened with rattan for a crafted look and feel that also provides a firm grip.
Petite and cosy, Torso Portable Table Lamp, brings a sense of intimacy to tabletops, replacing the need for candles thanks to its soft, ambient light. The miniature lamp features a brass button on the linen canvas shade, enabling you to turn the light on and off at the tap of a finger.
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Match lighting to mood with Como SC53, a portable table lamp from Space Copenhagen. Crafted from anodized aluminium, Como?s sturdy base tapers up towards a softy curved, mushroom-shaped shade. This battery-powered lamp can operate for eleven hours at the highest setting, with an extra battery option that allows additional operating.
The Umanoff Planter marries sleek powder coated steel lines with curved handwoven rattan for a natural contrast. Designed in 1961 by the late Arthur Umanoff, a master of mid-century modern, the elevated planter is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.