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Cupboard ‘SIGGI’
Cupboard ‘Siggi’ once belonged to a gigolo in his nineties, who at one point decided to paint it black. At the moment the cupboard has brighter colors and a new painting technique makes it like a impressionist painting.The depth of the shelves is good for books and magazines. You can also lock the door.
The cupboard has found a new home in Tallinn!
Measurements:
length 140 cm;
depth 24 cm;
height 89,5 cm.
Thank you for choosing Estonian handicraft over mass-products!
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Table ‘VÕLUMETS’
Table 'Võlumets' is already in a new home in Jõhvi!
This table lived together with hipsters in a rental apartment in Kalamaja until it was taken to the basement after getting bored of it. We found it in the middle of wooden piles and picked it up. We changed the old brown look into totally new snappy look and the outcome came out superb! It is a wonderful strong table with a bit of a mystery in it. Perfect for playing table-games or enjoy a glass of wine!
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Thank you for choosing Estonian handicraft over mass-products!
Chairs ‘TEMBU ja VEMBU’
Chairs, that revoke childhood memories in every Estonian who lived during soviet times. The older generation remember them as most common kids furniture available. What a nice present it could be for new generation! The drawings on the chairs are made by hand, inspired by the paint strips left untouched. These beautiful natural looking chairs found new home in South-Estonia, in a family with two lovely girls.
Coffee table ‘KOOLA’
The table with the industrial design is a great find for the rooms with white or grey tones, bringing out the sparks and life with its contrasts and the geometrical pattern. Works perfect as a coffee table, but it could be used under the TV.
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Measurements:
length 80 cm;
width 60cm;
height 41 cm.
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Lamp ‘SAMAR’
Lamp is made of white glass and is re-decorated with Arabic influenced pattern by Atmosfäär. Originally it had carnation flowers on it and it had strong soviet times look. The name 'Samar' means 'Evening talks' in translation. We like to think that the lamp likes to talk about its history and previous look with carnation flowers to anyone who lights it up. The origin of this lamp is unknown, but it reminds a lot of an old Estonian company Estoplast lamp series from the 70's.
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Lamp has found a home to be happy in Keila.