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Tasked with the challenge to create a simple and highly functional table that could be assembled with ease, Danish architect Hans Bølling designed the 'Bølling' tray table in 1963. Crafted from oak wood, the table comprises a foldable H-frame upon which rests two yellow and cream circular reversible trays, which can be flipped for colour variation. The result is a versatile piece that can be utilised as a side table or a serving trolley, and fully meets Bølling's mission to create a practical table that simultaneously offers emotional and playful qualities.

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Part of a series of dining furniture commissioned by the head chef and founder of Noma, René Redzepi, for the Danish restaurant's new home, the 'Arv' dining table is the result of a collaborative effort between Studio David Thulstrup and Brdr Krüger. Blending both classic and contemporary aesthetics, the table's silhouette references traditional Danish design as well as taking cues from the 'Arv' dining chair from the same collection. Crafted from white waxed oiled oak, the table has a fresh energy yet offers a timeless quality — the perfect match for an iconic restaurant.

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Commissioned by head chef and founder of Noma, René Redzepi, to create a series of chairs for the Danish restaurant's new home, Studio David Thulstrup teamed up with Brdr. Krüger to design the 'Arv' dining chair. Part of a collection of furniture produced for the new space, the chair is a delicate balance of classic and contemporary, and looks to traditional Danish design. Crafted from oiled oak, the chair has a fresh energy yet offers a timeless quality — the perfect match for an iconic restaurant.

Designed with the principles of traditional craft in mind, the 'Fchair' is a shaker chair with a modern spin. Created by Danish furniture designer and artist Rasmus Bækkel Fex in collaboration with Brdr Krüger, the green ash wood chair possesses the folksy simplicity of archetypical shaker chair, realised via a traditional application of wood craftsmanship and a handwoven geometrically patter seat. 'Fchairs's' more contemporary facets come courtesy of its clean-cut and geometrical frame, further enhanced by the presence of two poignant armrests.

Tasked with the challenge to create a simple and highly functional table that could be assembled with ease, Danish architect Hans Bølling designed the 'Bølling' tray table in 1963. Crafted from oak wood, the table comprises a foldable H-frame upon which rests two beige and brown circular reversible trays, which can be flipped for colour variation. The result is a versatile piece that can be utilised as a side table or a serving trolley, and fully meets Bølling's mission to create a practical table that simultaneously offers emotional and playful qualities.

Designed with the principles of traditional craft in mind, the 'Fchair' is a shaker chair with a modern spin. Created by Danish furniture designer and artist Rasmus Bækkel Fex in collaboration with Brdr Krüger, the waxed oiled oak chair possesses the folksy simplicity of archetypical shaker chair, realised via a traditional application of wood craftsmanship and a handwoven paper cord seat. 'Fchairs's' more contemporary facets come courtesy of its clean-cut and geometrical frame, further enhanced by the presence of linear planes along the chair's legs.

Tasked with the challenge to create a simple and highly functional table that could be assembled with ease, Danish architect Hans Bølling designed the 'Bølling' tray table in 1963. Crafted from oiled walnut, the table comprises a foldable H-frame upon which rests two veneered circular trays, which can be flipped either way. The result is a versatile piece that can be utilised as a side table or a serving trolley and fully meets Bølling's mission to create a practical table that simultaneously offers emotional and playful qualities.

Vent’anni dopo la fine della guerra, Horst Krüger – scrittore, giornalista, tra i più lucidi interpreti delle trasformazioni della società tedesca – torna a Eichkamp, il piccolo, insignificante quartiere alla periferia di Berlino dov’è cresciuto con i genitori e la sorella. Qui, ricorda Krüger, viveva gente compassata, timorata; gente come suo padre e sua madre che mai si erano interessati alla politica, un agglomerato di buona piccola borghesia lavoratrice che si ritrovò, quasi inconsapevolmente, a far parte del partito: “Poi arrivò il responsabile d’isolato, si fece consegnare i due marchi e cinquanta e noi ricevemmo un distintivo”. E con tragica inevitabilità, un mondo tranquillo e coscienzioso fatto di persone rispettabili e oneste crollò, intossicato dalla propaganda. Cosa abbia voluto dire diventare adulti in quegli anni, mentre tutto prendeva forma senza che si riuscisse a intravedere il precipizio verso cui si correva, è ciò che Krüger offre al lettore contemporaneo. Uscito per la prima volta in Germania nel 1966, ripubblicato dall’editore tedesco nel 2019 per i cent’anni dalla nascita dell’autore, La casa rotta è un resoconto impressionante, mai autoindulgente, una disanima asciutta del sentimento della colpa di un’intera nazione.

Tasked with the challenge to create a simple and highly functional table that could be assembled with ease, Danish architect Hans Bølling designed the 'Bølling' tray table in 1963. Crafted from oak wood, the table comprises a foldable H-frame upon which rests two cognac and black circular reversible trays, which can be flipped for colour variation. The result is a versatile piece that can be utilised as a side table or a serving trolley, and fully meets Bølling's mission to create a practical table that simultaneously offers emotional and playful qualities.

Vent’anni dopo la fine della guerra, Horst Krüger – scrittore, giornalista, tra i più lucidi interpreti delle trasformazioni della società tedesca – torna a Eichkamp, il piccolo, insignificante quartiere alla periferia di Berlino dov’è cresciuto con i genitori e la sorella. Qui, ricorda Krüger, viveva gente compassata, timorata; gente come suo padre e sua madre che mai si erano interessati alla politica, un agglomerato di buona piccola borghesia lavoratrice che si ritrovò, quasi inconsapevolmente, a far parte del partito: “Poi arrivò il responsabile d’isolato, si fece consegnare i due marchi e cinquanta e noi ricevemmo un distintivo”. E con tragica inevitabilità, un mondo tranquillo e coscienzioso fatto di persone rispettabili e oneste crollò, intossicato dalla propaganda. Cosa abbia voluto dire diventare adulti in quegli anni, mentre tutto prendeva forma senza che si riuscisse a intravedere il precipizio verso cui si correva, è ciò che Krüger offre al lettore contemporaneo. Uscito per la prima volta in Germania nel 1966, ripubblicato dall’editore tedesco nel 2019 per i cent’anni dalla nascita dell’autore, La casa rotta è un resoconto impressionante, mai autoindulgente, una disanima asciutta del sentimento della colpa di un’intera nazione.

Tasked with the challenge to create a simple and highly functional table that could be assembled with ease, Danish architect Hans Bølling designed the 'Bølling' tray table in 1963. Crafted from oak wood, the table comprises a foldable H-frame upon which rests two reversible trays, which can be flipped for colour variation. The result is a versatile piece that can be utilised as a side table or a serving trolley, and fully meets Bølling's mission to create a practical table that simultaneously offers emotional and playful qualities.

This is a collection of 101 jaw-dropping stories, as told by the very people who experienced them - first-hand accounts of sightings, scrapes and encounters in one of Africa's greatest National Parks. It details hair-raising experiences from the Kruger Park's roads, camps, picnic sites and walking trails, such as: An enraged elephant flips a car onto its roof; A lioness prises open a terrified couple's car door; A fleeing impala leaps through an open car window; A Hyaena snatches a baby from a tent; A tourist takes a bath in a croc-infested dam...A bedside book, a travel companion, a dip-into, read-anywhere compilation of joyful encounters laced with terrible warnings. Wherever you are, this book will transport you directly into the bush.

Tasked with the challenge to create a simple and highly functional table that could be assembled with ease, Danish architect Hans Bølling designed the 'Bølling' tray table in 1963. Crafted from oak wood, the table comprises a foldable H-frame upon which rests two beige and brown circular reversible trays, which can be flipped for colour variation. The result is a versatile piece that can be utilised as a side table or a serving trolley, and fully meets Bølling's mission to create a practical table that simultaneously offers emotional and playful qualities.

Part of a series of dining furniture commissioned by the head chef and founder of Noma, René Redzepi, for the Danish restaurant's new home, the 'Arv' dining table is the result of a collaborative effort between Studio David Thulstrup and Brdr Krüger. Blending both classic and contemporary aesthetics, the table's silhouette references traditional Danish design as well as taking cues from the 'Arv' dining chair from the same collection. Crafted from white waxed oiled oak, the table has a fresh energy yet offers a timeless quality — the perfect match for an iconic restaurant.

Tasked with the challenge to create a simple and highly functional table that could be assembled with ease, Danish architect Hans Bølling designed the 'Bølling' tray table in 1963. Crafted from oak wood, this wider version of the table comprises a foldable H-frame upon which rests two beige and brown circular reversible trays, which can be flipped for colour variation. The result is a versatile piece that can be utilised as a side table or a serving trolley, and fully meets Bølling's mission to create a practical table that simultaneously offers emotional and playful qualities.

This is a collection of 101 jaw-dropping stories, as told by the very people who experienced them - first-hand accounts of sightings, scrapes and encounters in one of Africa's greatest National Parks. It details hair-raising experiences from the Kruger Park's roads, camps, picnic sites and walking trails, such as: An enraged elephant flips a car onto its roof; A lioness prises open a terrified couple's car door; A fleeing impala leaps through an open car window; A Hyaena snatches a baby from a tent; A tourist takes a bath in a croc-infested dam...A bedside book, a travel companion, a dip-into, read-anywhere compilation of joyful encounters laced with terrible warnings. Wherever you are, this book will transport you directly into the bush.