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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.
Lamp has found a home to be happy in Keila.
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Picture frame ‘JON SNOW’
Picture frame has been sold and lives now in Rapla!
This picture frame originates from Kalamaja, Tallinn and it was a window frame from the same suburb of old wooden houses. The old paint has been scrubbed off just enough to reveal the layers of history and at the same time to keep the unique look of the frame. Various scratches, small holes and original details, cleaned from rust, add the personality and tell stories about this frame. It's a piece of history from our neighborhood!
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Measurements:
width 40,5 cm,
length 40,5 cm.
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Thank you for choosing Estonian handicraft over mass-product!
Night stands ‘VALGED UNENÄOD’
Took some time before we got to know the origin of these night stands. Finally, we discovered, that they are boudoir cupboards from Norway. Atmosfäär added new legs and renovated them completely. Brown color was covered with pure white, golden handles got black look and the drawers were decoupaged with wallpaper.
Night stands were sold during event Kalamaja open yards and now they are decorating somebody's summer cottage.
Kids table ‘DŽUNGEL’
Two recently renovated kids chairs were waiting long time for a matching table. Finally Atmosfäär found this kids table from the same era as the chairs. The table top was renovated in a practical way - half of it got a chalkboard cover. Now the little ones can draw directly on the table without getting admonished by parents.
The table is now in a new home in South-Estonia!
Key rack ‘VÕPSIK’
Making this key rack, old and new wood was used. The frame is from old wood while the birch three branches are new. These new birch tree branches were cut during copse cleaning process in South-Estonia. Beautiful birch three with it's white bark and black branches makes ideal hooks for keys and looks very nifty. Concrete frame gives more space to use it as a shelf as well.
It was made by order and if you like something similar, contact us. We can make something similar to you according to your wishes and needs!