Extendable dining tables are incredibly useful, especially as our homes now have to fulfil an increasing number of different functions. Perhaps you want a versatile design that can take you from intimate family suppers to big dinner parties. Perhaps you live in a tiny apartment and need a table that folds away to almost nothing when not in use. Or perhaps you want something that you can adapt for . . .
The making of a ‘Wishbone’ chair
[Advertisement - this post is based on a press trip, but all words and opinions are my own] Today I'm sharing the second part of last month's trip to Denmark with Carl Hansen & Søn. After a wonderful day in Copenhagen exploring the legacy of architect Vilhelm Lauritzen, we travelled on to the island of Funen for a behind-the-scenes tour of Carl Hansen's factory . . .
New design finds | November 2022
The start of November means it's time for my regular round-up of interesting design finds and product launches. On my radar this month are three gorgeous lighting collections, sustainable and very versatile furniture, and 12 stunning new paint colours that I'm sure you'll love just as much as I do. Read on for details... The 'Raiz' lighting collection from Studioilse x Ames I'm starting with . . .
Exploring the legacy of Vilhelm Lauritzen with Carl Hansen & Søn – plus win a ‘Vega’ chair!
[Advertisement - this post is based on a press trip, but all words and opinions are my own] You might not have heard of Vilhelm Lauritzen but chances are you've come across his work, even if you didn't realise at the time. One of the most significant architects of the mid 20th century, he was a pioneer of Danish modernism and responsible for some of the most iconic buildings in Copenhagen. . . .
Home tour | A minimalist Japandi apartment in Stockholm
I'm always drawn to interiors that are simple and pared back, yet also cosy and inviting - and this Stockholm apartment is another wonderful example. It's also a great illustration of 'Japandi' style, which blends design influences from Scandinavia and Japan to create schemes that are minimalist, functional and intentional, with an appealing mix of natural materials and clean lines . . .
Menu launches a new collection of decorative objects by Colin King
Today I'm sharing some exciting news from Menu, which has teamed up with renowned New York stylist Colin King to launch a brand-new collection of decorative pieces. It follows on from the success of the bold and highly sculptural 'Interconnect' candleholder that he designed for the Danish brand last year, and I have to say the whole thing looks absolutely stunning . . .
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