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The slender and Scandinavian Outline sofa by designers Anderssen & Voll looks visually airy, is comfortable and comes in many variants and fabric options.

The Gubi TS collection were designed by Danish-Italian design duo GamFratesi for the restaurant The Standard in Copenhagen.

The idea behind this chair arose from the need for more comfort and that is reflected in the spacious seat shell, which has a higher back than previous AACs and therefore offers maximum support and comfort.

A design by Greta M. Grossman’s from the 1950,s.

Hay Raw rug soft wool carpet with frays, makes every room more inviting, in a variety of sizes and rustic colors to choose from.

The Gubi 3D stool is a success story of an unexpected combination with Komplot Design. These belongs to the top when it comes to furniture, industrial and graphic design.

Originally created by Friso Kramer and Wim Rietveld while working at Ahrend in the 1950s, the cutout steel collection has been relaunched by HAY together with Ahrend.

The modern and woolen Muuto Ply rug by Margrethe Odgaard has subtle references to old weaving techniques and comes in many beautiful variants.

The solid shell comprises a curved back with armrests in polypropylene, providing excellent comfort and a soft, unified silhouette, while the four-legged wooden.

This item has been created by Hee Welling for the label HAY.

The unique Hay bonbon lampshade is a real artisan design object by Ana Kraš, made of fine wool thread and gives warmth to your interior.

The slim Muuto Outline armchair is part of the beautiful architectural Outline collection with clean lines and high seating comfort.

The Uchiwa from Doshi Levien Studio is a spacious and comfortable lounge chair inspired by a traditional Japanese hand fan, an ottoman is also available.

The slender Flow table lamp by designer Andreas Kowalewski is a beautifully refined LED lamp with flexible positioning to illuminate your desk or the reading corner at home.

A striking feature is that the foot extends over the top and thus immediately acts as a handle with which the table can easily be moved.