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Some objects don’t need to be improved.
They just need to be taken seriously.

This is a Davids Lampe. Danish, 1960s. Cubic, minimal, quietly perfect.

It came to us with tired wiring and no cord worth keeping. We took it apart completely — and put it back together the way it deserved.
New textile cord. Rewired by hand. Nothing else touched.

Rewired. Same soul.
Coming to the shop soon. Link in bio.

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Olof Pira teak shelving system, styled as a freestanding room divider.

Slim black steel supports, warm teak tones, and that perfect Mid-Century balance between function and aesthetics ✨

A timeless Scandinavian design piece that defines a space without closing it off.

DM for more information. Soon in our shop 🤩

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Found it. Recognised it immediately. 🤩
Royal Copenhagen porcelain designed by Ellen Malmer, mid-century Danish. The botanical motif — seeds, pods, something almost wild — painted by hand before this lamp ever saw a living room.
We rewired it. Made a new lamp shade that lets the base speak.
That’s it. Nothing changed.
Just a very good object, back where it belongs.

Rewired. New lamp shade. Same soul.
€250 — DM to purchase or link in bio.

Reduction is not a trend. It is a choice. ✨
This modular shelving system by Olof Pira stands for a time when design was still created out of conviction - not for attention.
Teak. Sweden. 60s.�For rooms with aspirations. And people who know why.
If it appeals to you, you know what to do.

→ Discover now / DM for details

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😎Someone left this by the bin. We couldn’t walk past.

A cardboard box. Left on the street. We almost didn’t stop.
Then we looked inside. 🤩
First — a complete Lovomose ceramic set. Intact. Every piece.
Then — an Ernst Faxe vase with that deep red glaze that stops you mid-breath.
And at the bottom — a Lehmann vase. Quiet, considered, unmistakable.
Three names. One box. Left behind by someone who didn’t know what they had.
This is what curation looks like before it reaches your home. The eye that stops. The hand that reaches in. The decision that this does not belong in the bin.
It belongs here.

📩 DM for availability · Ships worldwide from Rødekro, Denmark

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✨Some objects don’t belong to a single moment. ✨
This Royal Copenhagen lamp, designed by Ellen Malmer, carries the quiet language of mid-century ceramics — form, pattern, permanence.
Time has passed.�Not erased — but acknowledged.
Carefully rewired for everyday use.�Paired with a handmade shade created specifically for this base.
Not restored to look new.�But continued.
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Available.�DM for details or to make it yours. 👍

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Københavner table ✨
Two levels, two functions — one attitude.

Transforms from a sleek coffee table into a practical dining table in seconds. Mid-century piece in beech & walnut with a smart mechanism and warm, timeless character.

Perfect for small spaces or anyone who values flexibility.

Price: 4000 DKK

DM me if you want to secure it —
first come, first served. 🖤