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From Hot Glass to Vase – GUM Series by Marion Fortat

Marion Fortat has integrated an unpredictable element in to her working process with this series titled ‘GUM’, vases that are formed and then disfigured in the construction phase.

Plexi Glass Lamps by Vibeke Fonnesberg Schmidt

Sculpture Posted by Mark Robinson

Danish designer Vibeke Fonnesberg Schmidt has created these experimental and playful geometric lights, constructed out of plexiglass and assembled using brass elements.

Monolithic Ceramics Vessels by Turi Heisselberg Pedersen

Sculpture Posted by Mark Robinson

Danish potter Turi Heisselberg creates these stunning ceramic vessels which are both flowing and architectural, her simplicity and eye for clean lines is instantly appealing.

Minimalist Scandinavian Glass Vessels by Tobias Møhl

Sculpture Posted by Mark Robinson

Danish glass artist Tobias Møhl uses subtle shifts in pattern to create a fossil like appearance, which makes his abstract vessels both captivating and refreshing on the eye.

Danish Artistic Craftmanship – Askman Furniture

Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

Askman’s contemporary and classic design has been helped by their willingness to collaborate with some of Denmark’s best designers, leading to some timeless furniture.

Glass Vessels by Line Gottfred Petersen

Sculpture Posted by Mark Robinson

Danish artist Line Gottfred Petersen creates sculpted vessels that are both quiet and classical, with the pieces emphasised thanks to subtle manipulation of the materials surface.

Danish Ceramic Designer Mette Duedahl

Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

Creative Mette Duedahl has designed these beautiful stoneware objects by using a casting method. The final pieces have some great tones and textures, alongside a contemporary feel.

Handmade Enamel Treasures by Kaori Juzu

Sculpture Posted by Mark Robinson

Danish based Japanese artist Kaori Juzu crafts by hand what she calls ‘klenodie’, a Danish word meaning artefact, gem, jewel, or treasure. Brooches layered with powdered glass.

Fluted Stoneware by TORTUS Copenhagen

Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

Founded by Karin Blach Nielsen, Eric and Justin Landon, TORTUS hopes to make vessels that have timeless beauty. These ‘fluted stoneware’ pieces are wonderfully organic.

New Norm Dinnerware by Norm and Menu

Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

A collection of tableware designed by architects Norm and produced by Danish design house Menu. Although basic at first sight, the New Norm Dinnerware is part of a larger story.

Room 606: The SAS House and the Work of Arne Jacobsen

Architecture Posted by Mark Robinson

If you’re a regular reader of this site you’ve probably realised that we don’t do things by halves. Often I delve deeply and get obsessive about a particular subject, so much so that I really like to go in to detail. This post promotes that way of thinking and doesn’t just focus on the major elements, something that’s a real pet hate of mine. Actually, I’ve been wondering whether I should …

Photographic Artist Jan Hardisty

Photography Posted by Mark Robinson

Although I’m not necessarily an ‘art’ buff, I still find myself getting inspired by a multitude of artists both from the past and present. A link between those that do inspire me is an element of abstraction, such as Picasso or Salvador Dali, maybe even Alexander Calder to throw a sculptural artist in the mix. So when I came across photographic artist Jan Hardisty this week I felt like it was definitely worthy of a post and further …