Now the iconic Scandinavian Kay Bojesen monkey comes in a special version in collaboration with Mads Nørgaard wearing the famous striped t-shirt.
Now the iconic Scandinavian Kay Bojesen monkey comes in a special version in collaboration with Mads Nørgaard wearing the famous striped t-shirt.
The Kay Bojesen Flora Songbird is the bird of the year in 2024, and will decorate your interior with its beautiful bright pink feathers.
The well known Elephant by Kay Bojesen is one of his many beautiful creations from 1953, now also available in an large anniversary edition.
The well known Elephant by Kay Bojesen is one of his many beautiful creations from 1953, now also available in an anniversary edition.
The Kay Bojesen groom, like all the other wooden figures, has the characteristic round shapes and the well-known life-like sparkle in the eyes.
The handmade Kay Bojesen Bride, like the other wooden figures has the characteristic round shapes and the well-known lifelike sparkle in the eyes.
The beloved Kay Bojesen bear is now also available in a unique limited edition, made from leftover wood. And this bear has a special Kay Bojesen stamp at the bottom!
This iconic Kay Bojesen monkey has been around for 70 years and is a famous figurehead for Scandinavian design and now comes in a special version for real enthusiasts.
Santa Claus and Santa Clara by Kay Bojesen, is now also available as a set that can be hung in the Christmas tree.
The Kay Bojesen sandman is made of beech wood with a painted light/dark blue uniform and matching worn umbrellas.
The beloved Kay Bojesen bear is now also available in a unique limited edition, sustainable made from leftover wood with an official Kay Bojesen stamp.
Inspired by the birds that frequented his patio, Kay Bojesen designed the Songbirds in the 1950s and named the birds after his relatives.
Inspired by the birds that frequented his patio, Kay Bojesen designed the wooden Songbirds in the 1950s and named the birds after his relatives.
Kay Bojesen is known worldwide for his distinctive wooden figures, meticulously carved from the finest woods and finished with an unparalleled attention to detail. What began as an experiment with shapes and materials has grown into an iconic design universe that combines craftsmanship, humor, and timeless simplicity.
Kay Bojesen (1886–1958) began his career as an apprentice to Georg Jensen and trained as a silversmith in 1910. Only years later, after experiences in Germany and France, did he discover his true passion: wood. In the 1930s, he began creating a series of wooden figures with soft lines, friendly faces, and an almost human character. These designs made him one of the great pioneers of Danish design.
His wooden animals—from the iconic monkey to soldiers, elephants, and songbirds—are beloved classics today, connecting generations. They are still crafted with the same dedication, precision, and love of materials that Bojesen himself envisioned.
Kay Bojesen Denmark continues to honor this heritage and produces each figurine according to the highest craftsmanship standards. The result: design objects that are not only decorative but also evoke emotions, tell stories, and bring a smile to any room.