In honor of our Great Danes issue this week, we’re spotlighting standout Danish designs, and a great example is the work of the late designer Kay Bojesen (responsible for the iconic teak hanging monkey, among other pieces).
In honor of our Great Danes issue this week, we’re spotlighting standout Danish designs, and a great example is the work of the late designer Kay Bojesen (responsible for the iconic teak hanging monkey, among other pieces).
We’ve teamed up with Kay Bojesen, a new Copenhagen company launched by Bojesen’s granddaughter, to give away four prizes, each consisting of a pair of Kay Bojesen salad servers and a salt spoon made to the designer’s original specs (retail value for each set is $133).
We’ve teamed up with Kay Bojesen, a new Copenhagen company launched by Bojesen’s granddaughter, to give away four prizes, each consisting of a pair of Kay Bojesen salad servers and a salt spoon made to the designer’s original specs (retail value for each set is $133).
The prize: Kay Bojesen’s large salad serving Fork and Spoon (€27 each) and a Salt Spoon (€17).
The prize: Kay Bojesen’s large salad serving Fork and Spoon (€27 each) and a Salt Spoon (€17).
Also pinned to our board: Bicycle Bells from Danish company, Sögreni, available in zinc, copper, and brass for $65 CAD each at Mjölk.
Also pinned to our board: Bicycle Bells from Danish company, Sögreni, available in zinc, copper, and brass for $65 CAD each at Mjölk.
