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with a top handle that lets it move from a shelf to a nightstand to a dining table as needed

Ib Kofod-Larsen designed the chair in 1951 for the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild exhibition

Norm Architects designed the piece for Audo Copenhagen as part of the wider Eave collection

Each saucer is mouth-blown by hand into a ribbed mold that shapes the flared bowl and its rippled texture

Sphere Vase Bubl, Medio - Sand No Returns ferm Living shapes it throughThe 101 Copenhagen Sphere Vase Bubl, Medio in Sand carries a full, rounded body that draws in sharply into a narrow, upright neck, and its glaze pools deeper at one end while lifting toward the other. The color comes from a glaze applied entirely by hand across the ceramic body, so no two vases match exactly. It is not fully waterproof, so each one ships with a liner bag for holding fresh cut flowers without water reaching the glaze directly.