Collection

A design by Tom Dixon, the copper pendant lamp is characterized by a highly reflective surface that looks beautiful, for example in your living room or above the dining table.

This hip and flexible storage system by designer Rudi Wulf is now also available in a high version for your crockery, books or in the hall.

The design of the Hay Slit Table is inspired by the well-known origami paper art, after steel variants there is now also a wooden series.

The design of the Hay Slit Table is inspired by the well-known origami paper art, after steel variants there is now also a wooden series.

The design of the Hay Slit Table is inspired by the well-known origami paper art, after steel variants there is now also a wooden series.

The design of the Hay Slit Table is inspired by the well-known origami paper art, after steel variants there is now also a wooden series.

The Korpus Shelf is a series of colorful wall shelves made for HAY by the Norwegian designer Andreas Bergsaker.

The Korpus Shelf is a series of colorful wall shelves made for HAY by the Norwegian designer Andreas Bergsaker.

The Korpus Shelf is a series of colorful wall shelves made for HAY by the Norwegian designer Andreas Bergsaker.

The Fiber chair by Muuto is made of an innovative composite material consisting of wood and plastic fibres. When looked closely, one can see the beautiful wood fibres in the shell material.

The Glint is the perfect wall lamp when night falls.

The VL Studio lamp collection is the commercial series of lamp developed by architect-designer Vilhelm Lauritzen for the Copenhagen Radio House, in 1945.

The VL Studio lamp collection is the commercial series of lamp developed by architect-designer Vilhelm Lauritzen for the Copenhagen Radio House, in 1945.

The VL Studio lamp collection is the commercial series of lamp developed by architect-designer Vilhelm Lauritzen for the Copenhagen Radio House, in 1945.

The VL Studio lamp collection is the commercial series of lamps developed by architect-designer Vilhelm Lauritzen for the Copenhagen Radio House in 1945.