Hand-woven in India, the opulent velvet like expression of The Moor collection now expands to include cotton fringing – bestowing the collection with a profoundly tactile quality. Crafted from a blend of New Zealand wool, the collection seeks to ground a room and provide a feeling of closeness to every space it occupies. ...

This collection of rugs focuses on texture, shape and depth of colour – not patterns,” explains founders and partners Tanja Vibe and Petra Olsson Gendt. “Our intention with the rugs is to gather a room together both emotionally and aesthetically. To create a feeling of closeness and to somehow 'ground' the room.” Get The Moor in five different colours. ...

This collection of rugs focuses on texture, shape and depth of colour – not patterns,” explains founders and partners Tanja Vibe and Petra Olsson Gendt. “Our intention with the rugs is to gather a room together both emotionally and aesthetically. To create a feeling of closeness and to somehow 'ground' the room.” Get The Moor in five different colours. ...

This collection of rugs focuses on texture, shape and depth of colour – not patterns,” explains founders and partners Tanja Vibe and Petra Olsson Gendt. “Our intention with the rugs is to gather a room together both emotionally and aesthetically. To create a feeling of closeness and to somehow 'ground' the room.” Get The Moor in five different colours. ...

This collection of rugs focuses on texture, shape and depth of colour – not patterns,” explains founders and partners Tanja Vibe and Petra Olsson Gendt. “Our intention with the rugs is to gather a room together both emotionally and aesthetically. To create a feeling of closeness and to somehow 'ground' the room.” Get The Moor in five different colours. ...

Matte white porcelain figure of a mother sitting with her child decorated with soft colors on her skirt

Technical specs:
Width: 22.0 cm | Height: 22.0 cm | Depth: 18.0 cm | José Javier Malavia (2008) ...

The Guest is the most captivating character in Lladró, created by the prestigious designer Jaime Hayon.

Technical specs:
Width: 11.0 cm | Height: 30.0 cm | Depth: 11.0 cm | DAISA (2020) ...

It depicts an animal ox in bright white porcelain with gray horns.

Technical specs:
Width: 21.0 cm | Height: 17.0 cm | Depth: 10.0 cm | Joan Coderch (2008) ...

Light, elegant, sculptural and artistic, the Penguin Dining Chair is a rare Danish Modern icon designed by Danish furniture designer Ib Kofod-Larsen in 1953. When it was launched in the United States, the chair was also called the Ib Kofod-Larsen Chair – and has therefore become Kofod-Larsen’s signature. The proportions with the slightly oversize seat and back, the large organically shaped shell in contrast to the petite, slender frame have a naivety about them. But at the same time, The Penguin Dining Chair is a sophisticated, bold chair with plenty of personality – an all-round chair, but anything but ordinary. Its penguin-shaped flippers on the back of the chair are typical of Ib Kofod-Larsen’s simple and honest aesthetics. The back moulds its way into the body to ensure comfort and support as well as a unique sitting experience. The Penguin Dining Chair is perfect for both the home and public spaces.

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Designed in 1953 by Ib Kofod-Larsen, The Penguin Dining Chair is today considered a mid-century masterpiece. Calm, harmonious and shaped to cradle the body as it sits, the Penguin’s straightforward design provides a remarkably high level of comfort, as a rocking chair, dining chair and lounge chair. Seat and back upholstery ensure added support while lending the celebrated design a new expression.

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The Penguin Lounge Chair is a mid-century masterpiece. Reclining and harmonious, but with plenty of boldness, it is characterised by calmness and balance. Sitting in this deep, low chair feels comfortable and safe. The chair embraces you. When furniture designer Ib Kofod-Larsen designed the Penguin Chair in 1953, he focused on the person who was to sit in it. Its curved back and angled seat cradle the body, and its otherwise remarkably straightforward design provides a surprisingly high level of comfort. The Penguin Lounge Chair has a graphic purity that enables it to interact seamlessly with other furniture pieces.

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The Penguin Lounge Chair stands as a remarkable mid-century masterpiece. With an air of serenity and stability, this chair invites a sense of comfort and security. Nestling into its deep, low structure is an experience of sheer relaxation. Designed by Ib Kofod-Larsen in 1953, the Penguin Chair was meticulously crafted with the user in mind. Its curved back and angled seat, upholstered in fabric or leather, gently embrace the body, offering unexpected levels of comfort within its seemingly uncomplicated design.

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