From Silversmith to Toymaker: Kay Bojesen's Wooden Figures
How Kay Bojesen's silversmith training shaped his painted beech figures, and why the Bride, Groom, Chimney sweeper and Postman are given as occasion gifts.
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Menageri by Kay Bojesen: Oak Bowls, Mills and How They Pair
A close look at Kay Bojesen's Menageri range in turned oak and walnut: the Ø14 and Ø24.5 cm bowls, the salt, pepper and oil pieces, and how to use them...
Kay Bojesen Rocking Horse in Beech: A Toy Made to Be Ridden
How the Kay Bojesen Rocking Horse is built in lacquered beech, how much floor an 86 cm rocker needs, and how it sits beside the Pyramid Tower and Rattle.
Rhombe: How One Diamond Relief Carries Across a Whole Table
How Lyngby Porcelæn turned an archive decal into the Rhombe relief, and carried one diamond from plates to a vase, cake stand and steel cutlery.
Lyngby Flower Vases: Daisy, Pansy, Morning Glory and Buttercup
Marianne Nielsen's Flower vases for Lyngby Porcelæn: four flat porcelain blooms from 21 to 11.5 cm, and why their 6 to 9 cm depth suits a narrow sill.
Lyngby Tura: Softer Fluting from Vase to Serving Dish
How Lyngby Tura by Philip Bro Ludvigsen opens up the classic Lyngby fluting, with three vase heights, oval serving dishes and candle holders.