Posts Tagged ‘Designers’

Pure Culture cooperates with Danish and foreign designers and artists8 8. August 2009 Comments Off

Design Dishes, bowls, trays, vases, candlesticks, wood products, scarves, buttons and textiles. Yes, there is hardly any end to the products from the company Pure Culture in Kolding, which is among the exhibitors at Formland Autumn 2009 in Fairs MCH Herning. Pure Culture was incorporated in 2004 by Trine and Torben Holm Larsen. They had [...]

Hang pendant – part of the New Danish Modern from Normann Copenhagen 4. August 2009 Comments Off

At Formland Autumn 2009 the MCH Herning Fairs presents Normann Copenhagen, particularly Hang – a lamp designed by Rikke Hagen, who has combined form, function and aesthetics in a simple design. Hang is a part of the New Danish Modern, which are Danish designs and Danish production. The expression is a significantly shaped classical piece. [...]

Georg Jensen Takes Danish Design to the Next Level 22. May 2009 Comments Off

Scandinavian luxury lifestyle brand Georg Jensen has appointed designer Todd Bracher Creative Director of the brand and head of a new creative force consisting of the Georg Jensen internal design team, the Georg Jensen designer network and Copenhagen based design consultants OeO.

CANDY at Formland 22. December 2008 Comments Off

  The idle life and the pioneering design are in focus at Formland Spring 2009 in MCH Messecenter Herning. CANDY is the theme when Scandinavia’s biggest flagship within decorative art, design and interior accessories opens from 30 January to 2 February 2009. Now Formland launches its trend theme for the fair in the spring of [...]

The dishcloth as trendy design object 1. February 2008 Comments Off

The dishcloth has for a very long time been an overlooked every day object in the kitchen. However, it does not need to be this way in the future. Eva Solo has re-invented the traditional dishcloth as a trendy design object with a new and improved functionality. The dishcloth can stand up unsupported, radiates elegance [...]

The Emperor’s teapot 20. December 2007 Comments Off

A pot of tea is so much more than a hot drink. Tea drinking was once a time-consuming ceremony involving all the senses. The Emperor of China liked to savour the actual tea from richly embellished, paper-thin and almost transparent bone china.