Gifts for men

Architectmade’s wooden figurine Bubo, is a designed by Nikolaj Klitgaard,

Bjarke Ingels, is Denmark's most influential architect today. Has redefined the architectural boundaries. His work is known for its innovative fusion of futuristic designs combined with playful elements.

The playful and fun Bobby the dog from Danish label Architectmade, a new addition and friend of Oscar the dog. Decorative design with it's technical detailing and clean lines, made of walnut and leather ears. Designed by Danish designer Hans Bollling.

The Pair candlestick from Muuto offers you endless possibilities to creatively restyle your interior.

The Muuto Wave Tray by designers duo Cara/Davide is a refined and modern "center-piece" tray made of the usually raw material steel.

The Muuto Arrange Desktop series is a configurable design made of recycled plastic that offers both elegance and functionality to the home office or workplace.

Muuto's Sketch Toolbox is a small, friendly piece of desktop architecture that helps you organize your writing tools and objects.

The Sculptural Muuto Ridge vase by Studio Kaksikko is a beautiful eye-catcher for your flowers and ornamental branches, available in three sizes.

Charles and Ray Eames designed the ’Hang it all’ coat rack for children, but its colourful palette and distinctive shapes quickly attracted also adults.

In 1953 the American designer Alexander Girard created a collection of wooden dolls for his home in Santa Fe. Today, Girard’s colourful collection of wooden dolls is produced by Vitra

The Vitra Toolbox by designer Arik Levy is a fun design storage container made of recycled plastic, handy for your desk, kitchen worktop or gardening.

The House Bird was one of the most beloved decorative objects in Charles and Ray Eames' own home, now available in cotton white lacquered.

With the book "Form Follows Motion", the Vitra Design Museum presents the first-ever comprehensive museum exhibition on Nike, the world's most revered sports brand.

The Vitra's Tripod Clock attracts attention with its tripod base and beautiful shiny brass finish.

The book Atlas of Furniture Design, published by the Vitra Design Museum, offers a comprehensive insight into the history of modern furniture design with 1028 pages.