Kay Bojesen Songbirds Liv & Lykke soft pink, set of 2

Kay Bojesen Songbirds Liv & Lykke Soft pink.

With the bird duo Liv & Lykke, Kay Bojesen Denmark celebrates life, connection, and the special bond between parents and children. Two birds, one story – shaped by love, hope, and care.

Kay Bojesen's iconic design takes on a poetic, dual meaning in Liv & Lykke. The set consists of one larger and one smaller bird, crafted from FSC®-certified beech wood. Together they form a powerful symbol of connection, but individually they also tell their own story – fitting for every stage of life.

The large bird (11 cm) is crafted in a soft, warm taupe shade. The small bird (6 cm) has a delicate body in a subtle light pink. Both birds share the same peach-colored head and cream-colored beak – a subtle detail that emphasizes their inseparable bond. Whether standing side by side or separated by time and distance, they always remain connected.

Liv & Lykke is a loving gift for a birth, baptism, birthday, or as a symbol of family and friendship. Place them together in the nursery as a nest of happiness, give one bird later as a lasting memory, or let them create a warm accent in any interior.

The soft red tones evoke love, unity, and emotional warmth – a timeless gesture in wood, suitable for any home.

Since 1922, Kay Bojesen has been known for original Danish design classics that combine playfulness and craftsmanship. With Liv & Lykke, this tradition enters a new chapter: a touching design that connects generations.

Specifications: Material: FSC®-certified painted beechwood.

Height large bird: 11 cm Height small bird: 6 cm.

Colors: taupe, soft pink, peach, cream Set of 2 birds.

About the designer:

Kay Bojesen (1886-1958) is one of the most important pioneers of Danish design. Trained as a silversmith in Georg Jensen's workshop, he designed several silver products, such as cutlery and serving dishes, including his famous Grand Prix cutlery. Kay Bojesen also worked with other materials and was particularly interested in exploring the possibilities of wood.