Who says all vases must be round? The squared Flos series draws parallels to the stunning diversity of a city skyline. Just like buildings, the Flos vases vary in heights and sizes. The walls of the vases are made of textured glass in a natural brown colour that beautifully suits any part of the house - even an outdoor terrace.

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Flos Vase

Size

Vases

Kubus Vase Lolo was originally designed by Søren Lassen in 2014, but was launched in celebration of by Lassen's 10th anniversary 2018. The vase is a natural extension of the series, which has already seen the creation of the Kubus Line candlestick and Kubus Bowl to add to the original Kubus Candleholder. Whether it stands alone or as part of a collection of items, it looks crisp yet feminine when filled with light, colourful blooms. With its simplicity and precision, it also has a strong enough aesthetic to make a statement all on its own.

Kubus Vase Lolo

Color

Bon Bon Vase - Large

The hand-dipped Vases Découpage (2020) by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec are whimsical, poetic compositions of cylinders, slabs and bars fashioned from clay.

Vases Decoupage

Made from stoneware, the textured finish on our miniature Vulca Mini Vase features distinctive speckles and surface variations that make each piece unique. Put your personal stamp on your space and style together with other vases from the series, adding single stem flowers or carefully curated bouquets.

Vulca Vase

The Lasso Mirror Collection by Axel Bjurström has reduced all elements of a wall-hung mirror to their bare essentials, assembled in a unified and functional design. The mirror is fastened with a rope that is threaded through two inserts on a metal plate on the back, and then secured to the knob with a special set-up. Three spacers keep the mirror flush to the wall.

Lasso Mirror - Tall

Mirrors

The Lucas Mirror is made of recycled teak from old fishing boats and houses. Reparations and fillings add to its unique charm. This classic piece is available in two sizes and adds an air of rustic refinement to any décor.

Lucas Mirror

The Menageri Salad Server Set from Kay Bojesen is produced from oak. The beautiful wood adds a soft, neutral look to this cutlery set, which is ideal for everyday use and festive occasions, and gives your dish personality. The food-grade wood is oiled. Here, you have salad servers with long-term durability that can be used over and over again. Menageri was designed in the 1940s. During this period, Kay Bojesen began manufacturing exquisite wooden products for household use. His products enjoyed overnight success – including these fine salad servers.

Menageri Salad Servers

Wood

Serving Utensils

Staying beautifully grounded with dimensions that work perfectly on this level, the Nolia floor vase is a new member of the iconic Kubus family. Architect Mogens Lassen scribbled his idea for the original Kubus design, the candleholder, on his sketch pad at his desk back in 1962. Today, the Kubus collection is in the safe hands of his grandson Soren Lassen, who added the first vase, Kubus Vase Lolo, to the family business' ever-growing design portfolio. This timeless, elegant floor vase has an eye-catching form, with its sharp, geometric external frame surrounding the soft, rounded central cylindrical container. The combination of angular edges and organic curves makes this vase a standout design piece. The floor vase comes with an insert for floral displays, enabling you to create stunning arrangements whether you prefer single branches or a plumptious bouquet of tall-stemmed flowers.

Kubus Vase Nolia

Sillon is French for "groove", referring to the furrowed frame encompassing a series of three mirrors of varying sizes. Inspired by French Art Deco, the grooves form a repeated pattern that's graphic, which adds an intriguing clarity and contrast to the mirrors. Choose brass or chrome for the frames as a material touch to the three mirror sizes measuring Ø460, Ø660, Ø960, and you’ll be spoiled for choice as to placement options. From a lobby, hotel entrance hallway or bedroom to a smaller setting, such as a bathroom, with the freedom to group them together at varying heights or separately to make your own design statement.

Sillon Sh7 Rectangular Mirror

Finish

Tombola is a game of chance. A pool of tickets is mixed together, after which an arbitrary set of tickets is pulled out at random. The Tombola vase came to life in much the same way. Building blocks based on eight abstract shapes were combined in a random order to produce the glass vase's unique surface structure. "A strong source of inspiration were modular building blocks such as LEGO bricks, but also literature of the French OULIPO group, where mathematics meet words to generate art. My greatest inspiration came from observing craftsmen such as glassblowers and ceramicists who cannel the unique nature of handicrafts into serial production." - Designer Mendel Heit. The reliefs in the colored glass play with light and shadow, giving Tombola an artistic character.

Tombola Vase

Incorporating a range of lounge chairs, barstools and mirrors, the Utility collection is (as its name suggests) utilitarian in its references, while also featuring a palette of old-world and luxurious materials. The end result is a set of elegant and versatile pieces that fit seamlessly and gracefully into any environment, from high-end hospitality to residential projects.

Utility Round Mirror

Frame

The SAS Royal Hotel is considered Arne Jacobsen's masterpiece. Completed in 1960, it was the tallest skyscraper in Copenhagen at the time and for many it remains the epitome of modernity. The hotel has now commissioned Space Copenhagen to design something new for the hotel rooms. "The facade is the iconic face of the building," says Signe. "We were fascinated by the light both outside the building and inside the rooms. Seeing the constant shift of reflections from the facade is truly distinctive to the hotel." As Peter sees it, "We also wanted to somehow incorporate the views of the city from the top floors. There is a horizontal sequence of windows running from one edge to another. We wanted to echo that aspect inside the rooms, as well." And the name? In a world of vanity, Signe and Peter from Space Copenhagen wanted a kind gesture and a hint of humor. With a sincere wish that when we look in the mirror, at our space or ourselves, that we like what we see.

Amore Mirror Sc49

The elegant lines and simple shape meet in a beautiful oval mirror with a black powder-coated metal frame. Its oblong form explores the dimensions of the circle and draws a straight line to our unique geometric design language. The included black wooden peg complements the strict silhouette with a natural finishing touch.

Poise Oval Mirror

The ARCUS mirrors draws associations to arcades – an old architectural element that date back thousands of years. Arcades has been used in ancient Roman architecture like the Colosseum built in Rome around 70 A.D. Our new ARCUS mirrors brings a sense of dimension to any interior setting. Place them traditionally with the curve on top – or be more edgy by hanging them upside down, sideways, a little to the left, a little to the right. Who btw says mirrors has to hang on the wall? The ARCUS mirrors looks endlessly cool standing on the floor – and has the right size and volume to do so.

Arcus Mirror

Referencing classic ceramic vases and ancient Greek vessels, the Hydro Vase makes a modern statement that incorporates the material properties and appeal of brass. Chosen beacause it can be shaped in ways that resemble iconic pottery, brass exudes even more character with a patina that will gradually emerge over time. With Hydrom Copenhagen-based designer Sofie Osterby establishes an equilibrium between the visual impact of the brass and the shape itself. Hydro is cast by a small workshop in Portugal that has retained the ancient technique of creating traditional armour. The dark, almost black oxidized surface adds a subtle dimension to an enduring design that seems to dfy time. Culminating in a vase that doubles a decorative sculpture. Classic yet contemporary - and collectable.

Hydro Vase

There is a thriving interest in interior fashion and furnishings, and attractive floral arrangements are a burgeoning trend The Old English vase by Holmegaard has been designed in collaboration with floral artist Claus Dalby Based on the English garden tradition of sumptuous flower beds, the Old English vase has been created to provide flowers with the ideal setting and allow them to sit naturally The narrow neck and spacious bowl of the vase are suitable for both tightly bound and loose flowers The Old English flower vase is made of transparent glass. An ideal gift idea for anyone who appreciates the energy created by living flowers.

Old English Vase

As the sun’s rays slide though the windows, invite nature inside by placing an elegant flower in the Kubus Vase Flora, or filling it with a carefully selected collection of stems. With a diameter of 6cm and a height of 24cm, whether it’s filled with spring’s wild poppies or filled with anemones, this neat piece will display them with a graphic grace. In its form and size, the vase allows for freedom of expression with flowers – freedom to mix types and colours into simple bouquets that are full of personality. Because the Kubus Vase Flora’s blend of its 6mm-thin powder-coated steel frame and softly curved container gives it a very special character.

Kubus Vase Flora

The Torus vase is a unique statement in any home with its exclusive look - perfect for flower decorations, branches and plants. The combination of the two colorful glass pieces turn into an elegant and sculptural vase, making it ideal for everyone who are looking for that extra something special.

Torus Vase

The Casca Vase is a playful, colorful addition to your home. The mouth-blown glass has an asymmetrical, organic shape and the irregular pattern of monochrome spots is unique to each vase. Fill it with your favorite flora or let it brighten the room all on its own.

Casca Vase

The Dual Vases – made of thick glass and painted in soft earthy colors: Ocher, Sand or Cream.‎ Turn the vase 180 degrees and use either the top or bottom as the vessel – in that way you’ll have two vases in one.‎ Simple, functional and elegant design.‎ ‎

Dual Vase

For the Nuage vase, the designers executed the cloud motif in extruded aluminum profiles of varying lengths. The cavities in the basic form are now positioned upright, dividing the vase into eight individual tubes that can be used for the artful arrangement of flowers and grasses. The undulating surfaces, with an anodized finish in various colors, produce an attractive interplay of light and shadow. Thanks to their precise outer contours, the vases can be fitted together to create entire ‚cloud formations‘.

Nuage Vase

A reactive glazing technique creates an intriguing surface effect on our Vulca Mini Vase. Playing with proportion and texture, the stoneware piece tapers to a point, making it ideal for a single stem. Style it solo or group in clusters to create a unique floral or decorative arrangement.

Vulca Mini Vase

The steel frame construction fits four perforated storage boxes, a black marble plate and a mirror. The storage boxes and the marble plate can be moved to suit individuals needs, which makes Mirror Box perfect for the hallway, bedroom, bathroom or office. With the graphic expression and minimalist design, Mirror Box works as a beautiful decoration on any wall.

Mirror Box

Bring nature inside to create a spring atmosphere all year round Maria Kariis took her inspiration for the 2Lips vase from the luxuriant shape of the tulip The floor vase can be used in a seasonal arrangement in your hall to welcome guests The vase is also beautiful without flowers and branches as a beautiful standalone piece of glass sculpture. A personal gift idea for a special occasion

2lip Vase

The mouth-blown and oversized Water Swirl Vase recalls a whirl of cascading liquid. With its translucent colored glass, the vase achieves a light and effortless, almost dancing, expression despite being crafted from solid, massive glass. Fill the vase with flowers or stalks, or style it solo and enjoy how the sun filters through the transparent glass. Enjoy the unique twists and curves of each individual piece, as no two vases are identical.

Water Swirl Vase

The beautiful Primula vase by Holmegaard was designed in mouth-blown glass with an optical pattern that creates a fascinating interplay in the glass. The original, large Primula vase was designed by Jacob E. Bang, Holmegaard’s first creative director. The vase was in production from 1936 to 1938. Primula vase is a variation on the design of the original vase. Use the small vase together with the other, larger vases in Primula range, or let it stand alone, depending on the look that most appeals to you.

Primula Oval Vase

Glass

The ANGUI wardrobe mirror holds the same aesthetic and dimensions as our smaller ANGUI mirrors – simply it is just bigger. Much bigger. Furthermore, it has a clothes rack attached on the back for your hangers. It so discreet, yet so functional.

Angui Wardrobe Mirror

Adorned with an elegant black powder coated mounting this full-size mirror is designed with a clear reference to the world of Jewelry. You can place the mirror leaning up against a wall or mount it on a wall using the eyelets on the backside.

Adorn Mirror

The Herringbone Vessels are created by repeatedly immersing ceramic bowls and vases in a coloured glaze. This process yields a pattern with an intrinsic logic, determined by the dipping angle as well as the shape and weight of the piece. As the dyeing process is performed entirely by hand, each bowl and vase in the Herringbone Collection is a unique object.