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Strit
By Hans Bølling
Deceptively straight forward, Strit embodies a very typically Danish quality of self-irony, which helps to bring light even into the darkest of days. Sometimes, we need to be reminded that everything is not as important and far reaching as it may immediately appear.
TurningTray
By Finn Juhl
Finn Juhl’ s tray was designed to be used at any time of the day. It features a glossy, two tone finish. It is turnable and offers the option to use the bright, colourful side in the morning and serve dinner on the black side in the evening. The TurningTray has no handlebars, making it very harmonic and easy to use for everyone. It comes in three different sizes and four colors.
PK Bowl
By Poul Kjærholm
Poul Kjærholm exclusively designed the large 200 kg black marble bowl PK-600 in 1963 for the interior of Fredericia Town Hall. Later that year, due to the remarkable success of the PK-600, Kjærholm designed a smaller offspring. The result was the PK-Bowl a sculptural piece that everybody can enjoy. It is a timeless work of art made in granite featuring a stark contrast between the smooth inside and the rough outside.
Child’ s Chair
By Kristian Vedel
Our little loved ones love to jump, crawl, draw, play and hide. Sometimes they even like to do two or more things at the same time. The colorful and flexible Child’ s Chair offers just the tool for the young explorers to develop their motorical skills while at play. The seat can be adjusted to create a high or low chair, or it can be completely taken out. This way the child can rock in it or crawl through. If the smaller plate is added, the youngest have a little table for eating, drawing or playing. The Child’ s Chair opens the boundaries to imagination for work and play.
Duck and Duckling
By Hans Bølling
During the spring of 1959, a policeman in Copenhagen found the time to stop the traffic for just a moment in order to let a lost duck family pass across the street. Inspired by this famous event Hans Bølling was led to create the Duck family. The Duck and the Duckling capture the beauty of this moment, with all of its serenity and harmony. The pair demonstrates the Danish attention to nature and detail with the ability to appreciate small everyday miracles.