LightHouse is a modern lantern designed by the Danish designduo Holmbäcknordentoft for Normann Copenhagen.

A whisk named Whisk designed by the Italian design duo LucidiPevere.

The Louisiana (Museum of Modern Art) Café in Humlebæk, Denmark.

Watch Me clock designed by danish designer Rasmus Gottliebsen. Watch Me isn’t about telling you the exact time, but more about an idea of time - a time color.

German designtrio Ding3000 have designed a new Rainbow - trivet.

Heima series designed by Canadian designer Francis Cayouette.

They won Time to design 2009 – new talent award with their winning project “SPAZIALE SERIES: New expressions of skin and structure”. See the final result.

Back to basic. Forget everything about fancy 3D designing. The Danish designduo Claydies only used a compass, a mirror and colored pencils for their super nice flowery rug.

New product from Normann Copenhagen. Black is still the new Black, but what is it?

Product tattoo… would you?

We have seen the future of product design! If you can imagine it – you can have it!

Wrap like a pro - video
In about 6 months time its Christmas again. The time to give – and to wrap!

Don't hide your pipes!
Cool pipe design from Athens, Greece

A Gold Hippo Zoo frame created with a few toys and Gold paint.

Turn off the power - turn on the fun. Meet BOB, a Danish version of the Indian Carrom tabletop game.

Meet Memory, a unique armchair designed by Danish designer Ole Jensen.

The spring-green pine bookcase is designed by Danish designer Ole Jensen.

The beginning of a new era in Danish design
...we think :-)

Today we visited the Danish designduo Claydies, and got to see how they produce the Blend bowl for the New Danish Modern collection

See Anna Ronnes unique wooden screen "Saturated Porosity". She was the first winner of the danish “Time to design” award.

The Krenit bowl and Salad set was designed in 1953 by the Danish engineer Herbert Krenchel. For decades it has been a collector’s item, but is now back in production by Normann Copenhagen.

Odoardo Fioravanti has redesigned a series of traditional kitchen utensils. Fusion Cooking consists of a palette, ladle and tongs, useful both for cooking and serving.

Like the surface of the moon, Moon consists of lots of holes, which give an irregular pattern and casts a graphic shadow.

Norm 03 steel. New lamp from Normann Copenhagen