Wood

Duck and Duckling, Hans Bølling

Basoa Table By Silvia Ceñal

Chialing Chan

CH22 Chair By Hans J. Wegner

Wooden Lighting Inspired By The 1969 Lunar Mission

Skid Wooden Knife

Boule fruit bowl

The Ray Long Board is characterized by its use of geometric shapes and angles. Designed to be used to present bread, cheeses, charcuterie, and other small appetizers, the board features beveled edges that make it easy to pick the board up off of the table. The top of the board is etched with a series of lines, which create a graphic visual statement of angles and intricate shapes. In addition to being admired, these shapes can also be used as borders to separate different types of cheese or meat, giving them a distinctive function as well.

Stacking Canisters ($54)

Designed by Brendan Ravenhill for Areaware, this bottle opener is designed with ultimate functionality in mind. Carved from walnut wood and featuring a contrasting black painted handle, the simple bottle opener contains two small magnets—one that allows the opener to stay on a refrigerator door when not in use, and another that catches the bottle cap after its been opened to avoid the hassle of a runaway cap. The opening mechanism—a bent nail—gives the opener an uncomplicated and utilitarian sensibility, making it straightforward and useful.

Stackable gnomes by Fruitsuper Design, $44. This set includes nine stackable, solid hardwood pieces that can be combined to make three gnomes.

Square Acacia X trivet from Crate and Barrel, $13 from crateandbarrel.com

The Duck and Duckling Series is a playful celebration inspired by true events. In 1959, a Danish police officer stopped traffic in order to let a young family of ducks across the road. Inspired by the newspaper photographs, Hans Bølling designed the duck and duckling figures to playfully commemorate the event. Crafted in teak, these figures are now icons of Danish design that will make a treasured gift for modern design lovers.

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