Eames elephant Miniture by Vitra

Eames elephant Miniture by VitraThe Plywood Elephant holds a prominent place among the plywood pieces designed by the Eameses. In the early 1940s Charles and Ray Eames successfully developed an innovative method for moulding plywood into three dimensional shapes, which they used to produce a wide range of furniture and sculptural objects. Among the early plywood designs, the Elephant is one of the most difficult to produce. Tight angles and compound curves require a sophisticated

feminine forms

With cacti and some succulents

Fein Measuring spoons Use these beautiful measurement spoons when making your favourite cake or meal

4 l Alfredo Häberli

Each Fornasetti coffee table is one-of-a-kind and any minor discrepancies between similar pieces are the result of artisan production processes

with his fabulous universe

The Old English Solitaire vase by Holmegaard has been designed in collaboration with floral artist Claus Dalby

With his movable head tilted attentively to one side

the kitchen

The characteristic sharp edge and matt exterior

dining space or bar

The essential features of Lina Cavalieri's face stand out on this hand-decorated porcelain ashtray from the famous Tema e Variazioni series: an everyday object thus becomes a true collector's item