Design Gifts

Architectmade S Owls By Paul Anker handmade with oak and wenge wood.

When people think of Denmark, the Little Mermaid has become a cultural icon for this country.

The Bird Small is the benjamin of the Bird family, a unique design by designer Kristian Vedel for the Danish label Architectmade.

The Bird Chubby is part of the Bird family, a unique design by designer Kristian Vedel for the Danish label Architectmade.

Architectmade Duckling

Duck and Duckling by Hans Bolling, inspired by a true event in Copenhagen and made from teakwood to enjoy and tell the story to anyone. Design that put a smile to anyone's face.

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.

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

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 Cork Family is a design by Jasper Morrison, the Vitra Cork Bowls are a characterful addition to any living room / kitchen space.

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

The iconic Eames House Bird enriched the well-known Eames House of designer couple Charles and Ray Eames and is available in black and walnut.

The iconic Eames House Bird enriched the well-known Eames House of designer couple Charles and Ray Eames and is available in black and walnut.

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.