The Hashira Collection is a modern, Nordic take on the traditional Japanese rice paper lantern. Conceived for MENU by Norm Architects, the collection’s wall lamp perfectly balances aesthetics and proportion, simplicity and character.
Driven by careful craftsmanship, clever details and exquisite material combinations, the Umanoff Wine Rack brings the work of the late Arthur Umanoff to a larger audience. A considered combination of steel and leather it a practical and timeless design.
Designed in the 1950s by Alf Svensson and Yngvar Sandström, Resonant is as relevant today as ever. The mid-century pendant lamp is both striking and simple, shaped from polished brass into four concentric shades that direct glare-free light downwards.
The Etruscan Pitcher and Jug are modern renditions of classic Roman vessels. Designed with sweeping silhouettes and exaggerated handles, the stainless steel designs add a dose of drama to daily rituals.
Tea Towels are an indispensable kitchen textile. Ours are made from finest natural linen, absorbent and quick to dry. The three luxurious woven patterns make light work of kitchen chores while adding a blend of tradition and modernity to the space.
The Wing Table Lamp takes its name from its wing-like shade, reminiscent of a bird in flight. Imagined in the 1980s by Kenneth Bergenblad, the stringent design has a playful feel.
Bringing creativity and craft to life, the Strandgade Collection makes everyday rituals feel special. The drinking glasses are perfectly imperfect and each unique piece reimagines the traditions of entertaining at home in the perfect fusion of old and new
The Etruscan Pitcher and Jug are modern renditions of classic Roman vessels. Designed with sweeping silhouettes and exaggerated handles, the stainless steel designs add a dose of drama to daily rituals.
With minimalist silhouettes and high functionality, the MENU Wine Breather is all about finding beauty in simple things. Water and wine: These two drinks can bring much joy, and even more so when enjoyed with sleek glassware.
Light, elegant, sculptural and artistic, the Penguin Dining Chair is a rare Danish Modern icon designed by Danish furniture designer Ib Kofod-Larsen in 1953.
Serve up drinks and snacks on the Balcony Serving Tray. A modern design with a traditional aesthetic, the sleek metal tray is softened with rattan trim for a warm, handcrafted feel and a non-slip grip.
