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The Muuto Mingle cushion is, as the name suggests, a beautiful decorative cushion to mix and match in your interior, available in beautiful variants.

The Muuto Mingle cushion is, as the name suggests, a beautiful decorative cushion to mix and match in your interior, available in beautiful variants.

The Muuto Mingle cushion is, as the name suggests, a beautiful decorative cushion to mix and match in your interior, available in beautiful variants.

The Dots are a flexible and sturdy collection of hooks in different colors, sizes and even materials from designer Lars Tornøe, hang them solo or in a fun group.

The uniformed wooden figures from Kay Bojesen are a perfect gift for the design enthusiast

With these Stacked modules from Muuto you can create your own stylish storage solutions for any available space design by Julien de Smedt.

This cushion from the Danish Hay is beautiful on your couch in the living room or on the bed in the bedroom.

Adding extra comfort and functionality to the Type Chair, the Type Cushion has a rectangular shape that fits the seat perfectly.

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 Maze's Same seat cushion made of supple leather combines beautifully with the chair of the same name and provides extra comfort for longer sitting.

Hay's freestanding and cheerful design lamp with LED light source from Pierre Charpin, you can take with you everywhere, suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

Hay's freestanding and cheerful design lamp with LED light source from Pierre Charpin, you can take with you everywhere, suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

This durable Muuto protective cover is designed for the Linear Steel tables and benches by designer Thomas Bentzen .

During the summer the wool feels nice and cool, but it can also keep you warm during the cold winter months, by using babylama wool.

During the summer the wool feels nice and cool, but it can also keep you warm during the cold winter months, by using Llama wool from Peru.

This Hay wireless and cheerful design light with LED light source from Pierre Charpin, suitable for indoor and outdoor use and comes in 6 color options.

The Koppa collection from Finland brings the Scandinavian flair to your home.

This modern eye catching cushion with it's unique pattern and 100% wool jacket is designed by the Norwegian designers Anderssen & Voll for the label Muuto.

With its outstanding wings and attractive shape, the puffin / sea parrot quickly became a popular member of the endearing wooden Kay Bojesen family, with the little monkey as best known member.

Hang Harlequin up and let him dance!!!

Meet the Danish Kay Bojesen iconic Abe, the famous monkey with his mischievous character and monkey tricks, handmade from teak and limba wood.

The Artek's Riihitie plant pot is a design by Aino Aalto from 1937, and first presented on the Artek stand at the 1937 World's Fair in Paris.

The Fredericia Hydro vase is Sofie's Østerby modern interpretation of the well-known vases from Greek Antiquity, after ceramics and brass now available in Crystal glass

The Kay Bojesen black hippo is a new take on the hippo designed in 1955 to guard the designer's pencil on his desk!

The loose Muuto Linear Steel seat cushion gives your steel sofa extra comfort and a soft expression to the modern design.

The Hay Fonte candlestick by Inga Sempé is inspired by the nails used to create Japanese ikebana flower arrangements, beautifully crafted from black cast iron.

The Sway throw blanket is designed by Tina Ratzer and made of pleasantly silky soft merino wool and ideal for use in every season of the year.

Do you need complete refreshment? Just the right job for the Leo. Thanks to innovative 3D oscillation, it ensures optimal air distribution in no time.

The Gubi Matégot Fruit bowl is a design from 1953.

The Kay Bojesen sandman is made of beech wood with a painted light/dark blue uniform and matching worn umbrellas.

The chimney sweep is a fairytale figure in Danish culture and well known from the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen.

The shepherdess by Kay Bojesen is a fairytale figure in Danish culture and well known from the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen.

With this decorative Handle Vase by Eva Harlou from Mater design you have an original way to arrange your flowers.

The Audo Epoch Rack by the visionary designer Nina Bruun offers an innovative storage solution for all your coats and bags with a Scandinavian character.

The Audo Epoch Rack by the visionary designer Nina Bruun offers an innovative storage solution for all your coats and bags with a Scandinavian character.

The eco-friendly Élémentaire chair by designers Bouroullec is a sustainable plastic chair made of 100% recycled polypropylene and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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