Continuing the collections design approach, the Trestle Table is industrial in it's expression, along with a simple but functional joint for ease in assembly. The table is versatile and can be used as everything from a studio working desk to a dining table.
Blackened Steel with Oak Planks Dimensions: H740.5xW400xL2200

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Frama | Trestle Table

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Tables & Desks

From a design point of view, the dk3_3 Table is the same as the Tree Table. The only difference is that the tabletop of the dk3_3 Table is made of glued planks with straight edges, and the Tree Table has whole planks with natural edges.
The culmination came in 2009, when Jacob Plejdrup founded dk3 to place his undivided focus on creating design furniture under the dk3 brand combining nature's aesthetic elements with pure and timeless design.
Design: Jacob Plejdrup

Dk3 | Dk3_3 Table

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Leaf Material

Tree Table is a perfectly balanced natural design. On top of the simple steel construction lie solid wooden planks shaped by nature and crafted by the industry's most skilled hands. The table combines true craftsmanship and innovative engineering, and the result is visually striking.
The table is made of solid planks in different kinds of wood. In oak, the Tree Table is always made of two whole planks taken from the same tree trunk. Each plank has its own unique form and structure containing different natural characteristics like knots and small cracks, and the natural edges are gently hand-sanded.
Each Tree Table is individually numbered, and a discrete plate on the table edge testifies the originality of the table.
Our selection of Tree Table planks
Design: Jacob Plejdrup

Dk3 | Tree Table

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Extension Leaf

The aesthetic, yet functional cutting boards are a collaboration between Frama and the Stockholm based Dry Studios.
Materials: Oak, Brass Dimensions: H 3.5 / W 50 / D 20 cm Design: Frama Studios and Dry Studios

Note: The natural oak is oiled with a food safe vegetable oil.

Frama | Cutting Board | Size 1

Cutting Boards

ICHI is a completed version of the cutlery, that Ole Palsby designed with inspiration from Japan. The cutlery was in 1990 awarded with the Formlandprisen as well as the Japanese Design Prize.
Ole Palsby finished the design and the first prototypes together with the Japanese craftsman Kazonosuke Ohizumi shortly before he passed away in 2010. Thereby, ICHI became the great finale in his long career as industrial designer.
ICHI means one or the first in Japanese and Ole Palsby finale will be the beginning of a new era for his timeless design with the launch of the first products based on the ICHI concept. Ole Palsby Design presents 2 complete cutlery ranges: ICHI MATTE in classic matte polished steel, and ICHI TITANIUM with a black titanium finish combining supreme strength with a silky touch.

Ichi | Dinner Fork

Flatware

Ichi | Dinner Knife

Ichi | Dinner Spoon

The Lilium lounge chair offers a laid-back break, where the backrest gives slightly when you sit down. With its charming width and curvilinear seat, Lilium resembles the lily pad that inspired it: rounded, open and inviting. The slender steel frame is strong, despite its light look, crafted as it is in stainless steel, ideal for outdoor living.

Skagerak | Lilium Lounge Chair

Lounge Chairs

Named after the Danish word for 'Wait', the Vent stool was originally designed for museum-goers. A place to have a seat while allowing the impressions to sink in. Now, Vent has developed into a two-seater with the same minimalist expression, the same strong craftsmanship and the same sculptural feature. The woven seat is made in Denmark in collaboration with Blindes Arbejde, a sheltered workshop for people who are blind or partially sighted.

Skagerak | Vent Bench

Benches

Adam bench is inspired by industrial design, an artist's studio, and a workshop. The functionality and simplicity of the design, combined with strong materials, gives this bench a structural and utilitarian approach.

Frama | Adam Bench

Size

Light, powder coated aluminum meets untreated teak. This wood/metal version of Reform Bench brings together industrial and natural elements in a classical design where small details such as the visual fittings on the sides stand out. The bench carries a simple but contrasting style which makes it highly compatible with other outdoor furniture in various materials and settings.

Skagerak | Reform Bench

Carafe + Cup | Practical bedside accessory

Defined as cute in Swedish and Drunkard in English, the Söt Carafe + Cup is functionality at it’s finest.
This handblown piece is coated with metallic silver powder + features an opening that perfectly cradles its matching cup.
Essential accessory that is not only visually stunning but a practical piece to keep bedside. Stay hydrated and avoid getting dust in your water
Design by Andi Kovel 2019

*Please note that since each piece is hand made, the dimensions are approximate, and each piece is unique. Expect slight differences from piece to piece, which is what makes the designs one of a kind.

**This product is shipped from Portland, Oregon

Esque Studio | Söt Carafe + 1 Cup Set

Drink & Glassware

A simple and playful bench crafted from FSC-certified teak. From the top of the backrest runs two horizontal planks, ideal for placing a glass of wine, small flowerpots or a lantern at night.

Skagerak | Plank Bench

Glass pitcher set in charcoal

Fresh forms hand crafted in clear glass with black powdered finish takes it’s design cues from Japanese kishu charcoal water filtering sticks. Simple purity. Pitcher, 2 cups and one charcoal stick in the set
Carafe: 6” x 6” x 10”
Cup: 4” x4” x 5”
Design by Andi Kovel 2020
*Please note that since each piece is hand made, the dimensions are approximate, and each piece is unique. Expect slight differences from piece to piece, which is what makes the designs one of a kind.
**This product is shipped from Portland, Oregon

Esque Studio | Kishu Karafe + 2 Kups

Kitchen & Dining

The mild Hand Wash is created to have a fresh, aromatic scent, and softening feel. Apothecary is made locally in Denmark. Notes of Sandalwood, Cedar Wood, and Ylang Ylang.
Note: The Apothecary collection is produced with 100% natural ingredients in Italian glass bottles.

Frama | Apothecary Hand Wash Refill | 500ml

Beauty & Wellness

Toothpaste with Rosa Damascena is suitable for people who carry out homeopathic treatment, as well as for people who are oriented towards a healthy lifestyle and prefer pure, natural and natural cosmetics.
The paste prevents the accumulation of plaque and takes care of the health of the gums. It is rich in natural ingredients and is enriched with organic rose water, which has a powerful anti-inflammatory effect and xylitol - with a natural anti-caries effect, which reduces bad breath and dry mouth. The delicate aroma of Rosa Damascena pleasantly tones and refreshes the breath. Thanks to the carefully selected ingredients, the paste is suitable for daily use by the whole family. It is suitable for pregnant women, children, active people and smokers, as it refreshes the breath and has a pleasant residual aroma.
Use: apply on the toothbrush and brush the teeth for 2-3 min. Store in a dry place at temperatures from +5 to +25 C.
Paraben free / Fluoride free / Sugar free / Mint free / Never tested on animals
Each purchase supports the causes of I CAN TOO Foundation (icantoo.eu) and the children in need.
*Organic rose water is obtained from the petals of Rosa Damascena grown in the Rose Valley of Bulgaria, known for most suitable environmental conditions for growing. The rose has always been a symbol of beauty, youth and health. It possesses powerful anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effect. It is very suitable for use in products for oral hygiene and active anti-caries prophylaxis. The fine droplets of essential rose oil dissolved in it impart intense floral aroma and unique properties.
*Xylitol is found in small amounts in many fruits and vegetables and is therefore considered natural. Xylitol can be processed from trees like birch or from a plant fiber called xylan. Humans even produce small quantities of it via normal metabolism. Several studies suggest that it has various important benefits, including improved dental health. Xylitol can starve the harmful bacteria in your mouth, reducing plaque buildup and tooth decay. This can help prevent dental cavities and inflammatory gum diseases.

Naturelle With Love | Toothpaste With Rosa Damascena

Oral Care

Handblown wine carafe + 2 stemless wine glasses.
Available in Opaline.
Ethereal glass carafe + glasses
Carafe: 12" tall. Glasses: 4" tall
Design by Justin Parker
*Please note that since each piece is hand made, the dimensions are approximate, and each piece is unique. Expect slight differences from piece to piece, which is what makes the designs one of a kind.
**This product is shipped from Portland, Oregon

Esque Studio | Italian Carafe Set

Carafes

Designed by Included Middle
Iota is the ninth letter in the Greek alphabet, and a sublimely soft woolen blanket with a minimalist expression. The design is inspired by the uppercase and lowercase versions of the letter, creating a visual image altogether that reinterprets the classic check pattern.

Skagerak | Iota Blanket

Home Decor

An immune builder in the form of a delicious essential oil blend.
Using a unique aromatherapy blend from 9 essential oils the unisex immune oil restores balance to the mind and body, strengthens and reinforces the immune system against viral attacks.

Organic. Vegan. Cruelty Free.

Fédre | Unisex Immune Oil 01

Georg side table is designed like the stool in the series only without the cushion and the groove for the leather strap. Simple, flexible and extremely versatile, the side table is easy to integrate in most home decors. Use Georg as a bedside table, a side table or a stool. Georg's DNA is characterized by its slender wooden poles and rounded edges crafted from light Oak.

Skagerak | Georg Side Table

End Tables

Occasionally we see a form that speaks on its own. The round mirrors are an example of just this. A classic round mirror with beveled edges mounted to a solid oak back. Visible screws celebrate the analogue approach to this 50's inspired piece. The visual purity of the round shape is honoured by its material composition.

Frama | Cm-1 | Circle Mirror

Mirrors

Clean, Simple, Cool
Limited Edition Studio Zung Trucker hat in Charcoal and Silver Z screenprint.

Zung | Trucker Hat

The mild Hand Wash is created to have a fresh, aromatic scent, and softening feel. Apothecary is made locally in Denmark. Notes of Sandalwood, Cedarwood, and Ylang Ylang. Available in 375ml and 500ml.
Note: The Apothecary collection is produced with 100% natural ingredients in Italian glass bottles.

Frama | Apothecary Hand Wash

The TS Coffee Table creates a sophisticated and sculptural aesthetics for any room with its characteristic slender legs, beautifully crossing details and contrasting solid marble table top. Designed by GamFratesi for the renowned restaurant The Standard in Copenhagen, where not only its name got its inspiration but also aesthetics and material choices were found.

Gubi | Ts Coffee Table Ø55

Coffee Tables

Gubi | Ts Coffee Table Ø40

Copenhagen-based, Ark Journal is a biannual magazine founded by Editor-in-Chief Mette Barfod and made by an experienced team of designers, stylists, photographers and editors.
In Volume IV we recognize the shifting changes of the world, and take this opportunity to look introspectively at the home as a living reflection of our passions. The past months have reinforced the importance of the home: as a sanctuary, a safe place, somewhere to share intimate moments with family and friends. For Nordic modern furniture dealer and designer Rune Bruun Johansen, his Copenhagen apartment is an ascetic space, creating a perfect backdrop for his selected design pieces. In London, Michael Anastassiades lives as he works, in a deeply pared back and considered way, and the designer shares his international perspective on Danish design. The Nordic residences we visit in this issue each reflect the values of the building itself as well as a yearning to be close to nature. We are taken on an intimate journey through the family home of Magniberg founders Bengt Thornefors and Nina Norgren in an exclusive photo essay by Mikael Olsson. We visit a perfect small house on the coast north of Copenhagen designed and built by Halldor Gunnløgsson in the late 1950s. Combining influences from US modernists and Japanese aesthetics with Danish building traditions, the house is today considered an iconic 20th-century work. The only museum building outside Finland that Alvar Aalto designed, Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg is a light-filled work of art itself. Designed with his wife Elissa Aalto and Jean-Jacques Baruël, Kunsten houses furniture and fittings specifically produced for the spaces. A restaurant conceived by artist Olafur Eliasson is a living experiential work of art, architecture and gastronomy. We talk to Michael Maharam about how he chose to furnish his John Pawson-designed home in South Tyrol, and his love for Danish design throughout. Originality, craftsmanship and democracy are fundamental elements of Danish design, historically and today. As a Copenhagen-based magazine, it felt natural to highlight these principles in this issue. In two case studies we explore new talents on the local design scene and architect made furniture from the golden age of Danish modern. Volume IV includes two special inserts: a collection of radical and rare Danish chairs from the archives and a poetic film noir evocation of fashion and metallic retro accessories.

Ark Journal | Vol. Iv

Cover

Books

Ceramic hand-crafted dinnerware. Stoneware is well known for its high strength and durability. The shapes of the Otto series have a timeless and Scandinavian aesthetic, combined with a stackable function and a delicate glaze.

Frama | Otto Jug | S

Pitchers & Jugs

The Quarterly Journal of Design #29
A meeting with Marjan van Aubel to discuss the establishment of a solar democracy; a look at the multi-faith history of Mosul and Unesco's effort to restore it through architecture; a discussion about the sustainability of foam upholstery with Daniel Schofield, Stefan Diez, Catherine Aitken and company; a celebration of IIttala's magical glassworks with Ville Kokkonen and Florencia Colombo; reflections on accessible design and the need for greater diversity; a study of chronological curation and the problems therein; a journey through digital interfaces and robotic sneaker production with Kram/Weisshaar; a critique of digital furniture and the NFT boom; a visit to Lehrer Architects' tiny home village for LA's unhoused; an assessment of FinTech and “democratic” interface design; a new way to design around ageing, with Tom and Will Butterfield; and an architecture field trip into Naypyidaw, Myanmar's vast military capital.

Disegno | Disegno #29

Designed by Stine Weigelt Between Lines Deck Chair brings you down to earth in a perspective where everything seems more peaceful. A classic deck chair with a simple Scandinavian look .

Skagerak | Between Lines Deck Chair Cushion

Outdoor Cushions

Copenhagen-based, Ark Journal is a biannual magazine founded by Editor-in-Chief Mette Barfod and made by an experienced team of designers, stylists, photographers and editors.
In Volume III we focus on how we make sense of our world through art and how being surrounded by art enriches our lives. From their Berlin home, artist Anselm Reyle and architect Tanja Lincke talk about how building amid ruins helped them rediscover creative freedom. In Paris we meet the couple behind fashion brand Zadig & Voltaire whose art-filled home is imbued with their effortless style while in Milan we visit the apartment that is part private base, part project for the visionary co-founder of design firm Studiopepe and her photographer husband. In Helsinki we meet a couple whose life revolves around their remarkable collection of contemporary art and Finnish design. Star Danish architect and designer David Thulstrup reveals his latest residential project, a Copenhagen attic apartment inspired by his interiors of Noma restaurant. A photo essay by fashion photographer Henrik Bülow, run as a special 16-page insert, interprets the Bauhaus through the lens of fashion photography and still life. Exploring ephemerality and light a second insert showcases the beguiling art of Ann Veronica Janssens; stylist Pernille Vest uses transparent materials to express floating forms and Studio Oliver Gustav is the setting for a dialogue with the master of Nordic light, artist Vilhelm Hammershøi.