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Lotus tableware
Lucie Kaas The plates are complemented by a range of salad bowls with the Lotus motif in negative. Two different sizes available in colors like mint green, gray or dark blue. A highly design anniversary. Wooden egg cups
Lucie Kaas This is without doubt one of the most popular objects of the brand because Esben Gravlev has revived the famous Nordic egg cup from the 60s and 70s. Each one represents a small wooden character painted by hand for a simple design and authentic that appeals to young and old alike. We divert them from the kitchen with pleasure to transform them into small decorative objects. Ceramic pots
Lucie Kaas Inspired by the work of a family-owned factory in Thailand, the The Matee collection highlights patterns and 40-year-old know-how. Different sizes are available to serve as vases or simply as decorative objects. All for a graphic touch in your interior. The coat hooks reinvented
Lucie Kaas With the Japanese designer Megumi Ito, the Danish brand is reinventing traditional wall hooks by focusing on functionality. Result? The coat hooks transform into large clothes pins to hang and hang whatever you think is necessary. The decorative touch and more! Vases of elegance
Lucie Kaas This series of vase brings together different shapes and colors to create a real decor of still life inspired by Japanese landscapes. A poetry accentuated by the mat glass which gives the collection of vases lightness and elegance. Iconic ceramics
Lucie Kaas In the 1920s and 1930s, Christian Schollert was a pioneer in ceramic design. We owe him a purer and more industrial design than that of the time, like this vase and this candy dish that take up the designer's historic form. The funny dolls
Lucie Kaas Lucie Kaas and the designer Backy Kemp revisit the traditional Japanese Kokeshi with a series of 16 wooden dolls which take up the icons of fashion and design (Karl Lagerfeld, Coco Chanel etc…) to make them into real design totems. Iconic coat hooks
Lucie Kaas On the same principle, the figures of the characters of art and design are found on wooden coat hooks which give a graphic and fun style to your wall. An object between work of art and practical design. Wooden ducks
Lucie Kaas We are far from the decorative ducks in the garish colors that we used to appreciate. Here the Danish designer Theodor Skjode Knudsen excels in the exercise of carved wood and offers an object with a simple and elegant design. A timeless.
