Stainless steel, lid plastic black, H 6,5 Ø 11 cm....

Stainless steel and plastic black, dishwasher proof, Ø 13 cm, 1,25 l...

Stainless steel, Ø 33 cm....

The vacuum jug with the unique rocker stopper was created by Erik Magnussen and is one of Stelton's best-selling designs ever. It has become something of a fashion icon in recent years, setting the trend every spring and autumn with new seasonal shades. Stainless steel and plastic, glass filler, (dishwasher proof ), H 30,5 Ø...

Top high gloss polished polyester white (also available in black or red) frame chromed, oval 194 x 120 H 72 cm....

Top high gloss polished polyester black (also available in white), frame chromed, 130 x 130 x 72 cm. ...

Top high gloss polished polyester white (also available in black) frame chromed, Ø 128 H 72 cm ....

SHELL is simple by nature and immediatly revealing. Masterly craftmanship make its uncompromising restraint a pleausure to the eye. Selected large sheets of Finnish aviation plywood are grooved and moulded into storage elements. Two caster-mounted elements enclose a dustproof interior. Swung apart, Shell shows two sides of its character, ...

Drawer pack is a sculpture with utilitarian merits. Drawers of seven different sizes in seven orientations make a richly varied montage of advancing and retreating planes. The distinctive, diagonally applied veneer draws the elements tautly together. SCHUBLADENSTAPEL in diagonally veneered wood laminate. Drawer interiors black. Black sphe...

SPIGA provides all sorts of places for hanging, holding or just depositing hats, coats, jackets, bags, hangers, newspapers, letters and more. Seven wavy strips of birch plywood cleverly contstructed give Spiga (Italian: ear of grain) an attractive air of transparency and lightness coupled with stability. Seven ways of strips of fiveply av...

Lacquered black iron, nickel plated brass, frosted glass plate. E27, max. 75 W, H 168 Ø 37 base 40 cm. This floor lamp, now manufactured in series for the first time, was designed in 1923 by the Hungarian Gyula Pap at the metal workshop of the Staatliches Bauhaus in Weimar. The only lamp made in this workshop was&...

Marianne Brandt designed this ceiling lamp in 1926; it was produced in Berlin. The catalogues show that the metal parts were aluminium, but we have chosen plated nickel because untreated aluminium oxidizes rapidly and turns grey and lifeless. The 250 mm globe is attached to the 250 mm ceiling plate with 3 metal pins and a metal ...