Collections
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A vessel for whatever a room needs.
Glass that catches light and holds its shape with quiet precision. Concrete and stoneware, heavier in the hand, rough where a maker's touch left its mark. Sized from a single stem to a full arrangement — chosen to fill a specific gap, not to match a set.
PLANTERS & VASES
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Shaped by whoever sits there most.
A chair learns a person the way nothing else in a room does. The give in a cushion, the worn softness of an armrest, the slight lean where someone always settles in — none of it happens on purpose, and none of it can be rushed. The pieces here were chosen for that slow shaping: sturdy enough to hold years of ordinary use, honest enough to carry the shape of the life sat in them.
SEATING
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A place for what a home collects.
A home collects more than it displays — books, dishes, the daily things that need somewhere to live. Storage here is built to hold that, closed away or left in view, solid enough to carry the weight of it for years.
SHELVING & STORAGE
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Founded by Julie and Fredrik, from a Vancouver shop where customers kept asking for more linen like the imported European pieces on the shelves. "Sömn" is the Swedish word for sleep — a nod to Fredrik's heritage — and the brand spent two years developing its own flax before launching its first collection, which sold out within weeks.
SOMN
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Founded by Peter Sørensen and Claus Müller-Nielsen in October 2015, built on the idea of reviving forgotten Danish designs. The brand's first product was the Peberfuglen ("Pepper Bird") — an iconic pepper grinder designed by Sven Erik Tonn-Petersen in the late 1950s, which Peter had kept in his own kitchen for years before it became the brand's founding icon.
SPRING COPENHAGEN
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Founded in 1960 by Stellan and Carton, two former soldiers who merged their names into the company's own. Early success came from a small stainless steel factory in Fårevejle; the now-iconic Cylinda-line began years later as a rough sketch on a dinner napkin, drawn to coax Arne Jacobsen into designing it himself.
STELTON
