Accessories

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Aer Vase - Tall - Inspired by the spiralling movement of air, of ten seen through smoke or mist, the new Aer vase by Gabriel Tan for brings sculptural appeal to surfaces. Taking its name from the Latin word for air or vapour, the vase’s symmetrical silhouette undulates in liquid-like waves to bring a tactile, almost ethereal quality to the glass. Offered in two sizes, high or low, the sculptural design is ideal paired in twos to display flowers or branches, yet looks qually beautiful as a standalone sculpture. xxx The vases are made with mouth blown full coloured glass.

VERPAN System 1 2 3 Mirror - Oval shaped double sided mirror fitted in a oval frame. Tilts and turnes 360 degrees..

EXENZA Shape Wall Mirror - The shape that recalls the material and the way it was originated, the coherence of the disordered lines in an unprecise and sweet form, the drop-shaped mirror which reflects the human eye: Shape was born from the encounter between poetry and design. .

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Duca Candleholder - Taking its name from the Latin word for “extend,” the Duca candleholder does exactly that: by loosening the screw on its slender stem, the height of the design can be adjusted as the candle burns. Cast in polished or bronzed brass and detailed with rattan enfolded around its lower half, the simple yet impactful design brings a sense of intimacy and warmth to its surroundings.

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Nimbus Mirror Round - Looking to the way in which a picture or a painting is framed, the Copenhagen based design studio krøyer-sætter-lassen investigated how an entire frame could surround a mirror without detracting from the beauty and reflection of the glass.The result is nimbus, a refreshingly simple mirror in bronzed or polished brass and light-reflecting glass which defines a space with its soothing and sophisticated round shape.

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Aer Vase - Short - Inspired by the spiralling movement of air, of ten seen through smoke or mist, the new Aer vase by Gabriel Tan for brings sculptural appeal to surfaces. Taking its name from the Latin word for air or vapour, the vase’s symmetrical silhouette undulates in liquid-like waves to bring a tactile, almost ethereal quality to the glass. Offered in two sizes, high or low, the sculptural design is ideal paired in twos to display flowers or branches, yet looks qually beautiful as a standalone sculpture. xxx The vases are made with mouth blown full coloured glass.