Wooden Doll Alexander Girard , 1952 ( No. 07)

Wooden Doll Alexander Girard , 1952 ( No. 07)The Wooden Dolls by Alexander Girard are a large family of wooden figures representing human and animal characters. Girard designed them in 1952 for his own use as decorative objects in his Santa Fe home. These originals, which are part of the Girard estate in the holdings of the Vitra Design Museum, served as models for the current re editions. Precisely replicated down to the last detail, the many different Wooden Dolls are still fabricated and

this stunning lamp comes in 69 pieces that anyone can assemble without the use of any tools or glue

This project is part of the “Objet Bijoux” collection

Christmas is a celebration of love

The wall of spruces seemed impenetrable

while tearing up the design rulebook on our grandmothers' coffee mills

cheese and assorted cold cuts

white stoneware

The practical screw cap of the water bottle is coated with a brass surface that gives the bottle a modern and exclusive expression

Designer:Bjorn Wiinblad

Diameter 40 cm

Combining the dimension of a woven textile with the graphic precision typically associated with prints

Width (cm)9