A new series of glass lamps from Danish glassworks Glassmedjen are ready to decorate the homes when darkness is coming.
For many people, Danish industrial art is synonymous with Arne Jacobsen, PH and Wegner. But designs in glass by Per Lütken are among the classics too. That is why Holmegaard is now re-launching the glass range “Canada” from the hand of the master – designed in the 1950s.
Design duo Halskov & Dalsgaard are known for combining aesthetics and innovation with functionality. They have now created a range of innovative candleholders for Holmegaard that encourage us to play an active part in the design itself.
Hang your jewellery on the wall, so that you always know where it is. Rings, bracelets, necklaces, earrings – everything has a place on the beautiful new Jewellery Hangers from the design company Menu. The Design is strong and sculptural with its’ organic shapes, inspired by the nature surrounding us.
Louise Campbell is the bright new star in the firmament of Danish design. She has now created a breathtaking range of vases, Flora, for Holmegaard. In designing Flora, Louise Campbell has allowed playful lightness to meet with weight in an ultra-modern form language.
Artist Monica Ritterband is known for her soft, playful shapes with a straightforward look. Now she has created a range of candleholders for Holmegaard that symbolise the world’s most life-giving substance – water.
For ten years the artist Peter Svarrer has created a number of well-known beautiful designs for Holmegaard. The latest member of this family is Botanic, a classic decorative planter, whose soft, organic lines harmonise beautifully with living plants and flowers.
