Accessories

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Norm Rectangular Mirror - Rectangular Mirror - The look and feel of the statement Bath Series Floor Mirror is carried over to the more compact, vanity-style Bath Mirror. Of course, the elegant shape works just as well in the bath as in an entryway or bedroom, whether mounted on the wall or placed atop a dresser or counter. It comes in black and white, and is generously sized to give you the perspective you need while visually expanding your space.

MATER Trumpet Coat Stand - The nine discs in three dif ferent sizes are fit ted to the stand and positioned at angles suitable for hanging hats, scarves and umbrellas. A par t of the aluminium is derived from aluminium waste and is sand casted by hand in a small Indian workshop. Trumpet is flat-packed for ease of labour and transpor tation..

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) WM String Cushion - An indoor cushion for the WM String Dining Chair. Can be used outside but are not designed to withstand the elements and should be taken inside when not in use.

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Toilet Brush - The slightly rounded shape embodies pure elegance without compromising on stability. With its low centre of gravity, the simple aesthetic outer component in powder-lacquered steel stands firmly on the floor while the inner plastic holder can easily be removed and cleaned.

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Norm Oval Wall Mirror - Inspired by vintage dressing room mirrors, Oval Mirror is simple and streamlined. A practical and versatile mirror, use it in the bathroom, hallway or dressing-room. Oval Mirror is part of a series by Norm Architects, each mirror made with a powder-coated metal frame, featuring gently rounded ...

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Norm Floor Mirror - In the spirit of Scandinavian simplicity, the two Danes behind Norm Architects, Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen and Kasper Rønn, always strive to cut to the bone. To find the simplest possible solution without forgetting the beauty of the shape or the details – all in order to reach a point where ....