Fritz Hansen Objects
17/11/2016
Function, craftsmanship, tactility and beauty
Fritz Hansen has launched a new accessories line, called Fritz Hansen Objects, an attractive series of covetable design items. Should you want some inspiration, holm° has styled beautiful still-lives in the store.
The first series constist of twelve different objects desinged by Studio Roso, Jaime Hayón, Willumsen & Engholm, Arne Jacobsen and Wednesday Architecture. Each of the items in the Objects collection has a story of its own.
- The mirror is not really a mirror, but a steel plate. An innovative technique achieves a magical rainbow-like effect.
- The Ikebana vase is designed to pay tribute to the whole flower, not just the head.
- The Shaker-inspired trays are crafted with exactly the same materials and attention to detail as the Ant chair and the Series 7 chair.
- The candle holders are modern interpretations of the classical chamber candle holder, which dates back to the late 1700.
- The Dot stool by Arne Jacobsen has received an upholstered seat made by the left over leather from the Fritz Hansen production.
- The cushions carries a graphic pattern by Arne Jacobsen.
- The throws are made of the finest cashmere or Merino wool.
- The cedar wood in the base of the vase is wonderful to the touch and has a soothing scent. The glass vase is handblown in smoky glass and can be used with or without the base.
- The elegant, foldable tray table designed in 1958 by Willumsen & Engholm, was originally a Christmas gift for the employees. It's created in molded veneer, which is the same material Fritz Hansen uses for the Series 7 chair.
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