Designeren Anne Lehmann har skabt en serie af enkle plaider i komplementerende toner for Normann Copenhagen. Serien hedder Tint og er lavet i 100 procent ren lammeuld i seks smukke farveskalaer. I designet har Anne Lehmann ladet sig inspirere af, hvordan naturens skiftende årstider påvirker lys og farver. Hun har udnyttet teknikken i vævningen til […]
Der er mange bud, på hvordan en isskraber skal se ud, rundt omkring i designvirksomhederne. Vi har her samlet nogle af vores farvoritter: Eva Solo Denne isskraber er sammenfoldelig, har blade, der kan fjerne både is, sne og sjap. Stelton Isskraberen fra Stelton er fremstillet i hård kunststof med en gummibelægning, så man undgår ridser. Den fylder […]
A new and different Valentine present for your love ones To Go 2.0 Thermo Cup from Stelton Stelton launches a new and different present for your loved ones at Valentine. A limited Thermo Cup with sweet words on it. The new thermo cup from Stelton has a smart click function to easily open and close […]
Danish outdoor brand Aristo’s products are now available in the webshop Aristoshop.dk. Here is the complete range of Aristo’s oil lamps, torches and accessories and these fine products can now finally be bought online. Aristo’s torches and oil lamps are seen in thousands of homes, porches, restaurants and at entrances to businesses all over the world. […]
This spring sees the launch of the Eva Solo® SweepUp – a unique design object that is both practical and aesthetic with a broom and dustpan in one. Use the broom to easily and efficiently sweep the floors and corners in your home, and then slide it down over the dustpan handle so that SweepUp […]
The ice scraper is made of hard plastic with a rubber coating to avoid scratches. It has a hard part for ice and a soft part for snow. When folded it is compact for storage in the car. If Spock from Star Trek had an ice scraper on his journey through the Milky Way – […]
Everyone is becoming more environmentally conscious and we all know the problem of buying groceries and packing them into too many plastic bags each week. Not one, but two of course in order to secure they do not rupture and due to a lack of a working, innovative alternative.
