Nomess Copenhagen -storage when you need a spring-clean!

As the days gets longer and the sun is peeking through the window it's time to have a proper spring-clean, to treat your home to some attention, care and love. With a few simple steps it's easy to achieve a tidy and fresh living space. 1. Out with the old and in with the new. Well, not quite as drastic as it perhaps sounds, but do go through all things, especially the ones that has 'no place to...

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Montana -Danish functionalism at its best!

Montana is a system design that is based upon the cardinal number 5.7 cm. 1/12 of a shelving unit corresponds to 5.7 cm and is the distance between two shelf positions. 5.7 cm is the measurement linking Montana to the universal DIN paper formats, including the A4 format. Use the 42 basic units, the 4 depths, 49 colours and special surfaces to create your own personal solution. This makes Montana...

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Sandberg of Sweden – Happy to see you again!

Guess "who" I saw today?!? I had the pleasure of seeing a long-time-no-seen friend, Mr Sandberg of Sweden! From the London Mummy Limited Edition Handmade range is this gorgeous, fully lined drawstring storage bag, handmade with care, using top quality 100% cotton decorator weight fabric from Sandberg of Sweden which features a range of beautiful houses and trees. (Almost matching to London Mummys...

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Leka wooden designer furniture at Nordic Kids

We have mentioned favourite children's furniture brand Leka Sweden and their well known Trojan Horse before. The Trojan Horse was designed as early as in 1962 in Sweden and has recently been redesigned with rubber wheels etc. This fun toy can be a rocking horse, a stool and storage for all those little toys. Brilliant design and solid painted wood, available in several bright colours. Nordic Kids...

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Will we ever get enough storage for toys?

This is the toy that served as a model for Theodore´s fine design comprising Leka's logo. When Evy Westerberg-Lindqvist introduced her product in 1962, the magazine "Family Record" wrote: "The Trojan horse is the model for this fun toy that works both as a stool and the location of blocks and small things." This is still valid today, but Yngve Eriksson has made sure that the horse received hefty...

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