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Animal boxes by Karl Zahn
Designer Karl Zahn grew up in his fathers woodshop in Vermont. He later studied furniture design in Copenhagen. The classic Scandinavian touch can be seen in his cute series of playful beech wood animals. The animals doubles as small boxes, perfect for coins and nicknacks. The series is carried by Areaware and they cost $49 each.
Wood – Lampor av trä
Själv är bästa dräng säger ordstävet och jag skulle tro att Fredrik Mattson arbetade lite efter den devisen när han formgav lampserien Wood. Fredrik Mattson vill nämligen ha spotlights till sitt kontor men kunde bara hitta olika aluminiumlösningar och tog då det hela i sina egna händer och resultatet blev en hel serie lampor av trä. Serien finns nu i produktion och tillverkas av Zero. Spotlighten kan ni förresten se efter hoppet… > Zero > Fredrik MattsonGo on
Hiroshima by Naoto Fukasawa
One of the thing that we Scandinavians got in common with the Japanese is our love for simple furniture made from natural materials. The furniture series Hiroshima, designed by Naoto Fukasawa and manufactured by Maruni, is a perfect example of that. The series is made from beech or oak that has a non-painted finish showing the natural, beautiful wood grains. After the jump you’ll be able to, besides photos, see a a video of the production of Hiroshima. > Naoto Fukasawa > MaruniGo on
Brass knife stand
I’m always on the lookout for a knife stand and I’m currently thinking of buying the Futagami and Oji & Design designed knife stand in brass and cheery wood. Unfortunately it costs ¥14175 (about 130€) and that’s a bit pricey for a knife stand, even when it’s made out of brass and as beautiful as this one. > Futagami > Oji & DesignGo on
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