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In short Lamps fall into three main categories: table lamps, pendants/ceiling lights and freestanding lamps such as mushroom lamps. You get the best lighting experience by combining several light sources...

In short Ceramic plates come in four main types: dinner plates (26-28 cm), deep plates, lunch plates (20-22 cm) and small tapas plates. Hand-painted versions carry glaze variations and motifs...

In short Denmark is the world's biggest consumer of candles per capita. Taper candles fit classic candlesticks and typically come in heights from 18–30 cm, whilst pillar candles stand alone...

In short Rice is a Danish brand founded by Charlotte Stockmarr, who has worked with a clear design language from the very start: bold colours, playful shapes and materials that...

In short Anna Von Lipa makes mouth-blown glass in crystal, opal and coloured glass — everything from crystal candlesticks to thin-walled wine glasses. Each piece is shaped by hand, so...

In short A functional home bar doesn't require twenty types of glassware. Three basic types cover most of it: coupe glasses for classic cocktails, highball and tumbler glasses for longdrinks...

In short A piggy bank isn't just a tin for loose change — hand-painted ceramic versions work just as well as decoration on a shelf. They come in many shapes,...

In short Disco balls are far more than party accessories. Mounted in a window, above a dining table or in the nursery, they work as permanent light objects that cast...

In short A ceramic wine stopper replaces the anonymous cork with a hand-painted figure — a bird, a dog, a flower — giving the bottle personality both on the table...