Birds 1967 No.2 pao-glass-pendant given a new perspective with

given a new perspective with its playful personality

Its bold yet sculptural form is stable and the aesthetic versatility allows it to blend into any room of the house no matter the rest of your interiors

plywood and MDF frame encase a sprung platform layered with a double HR foam layer with no-sag springs

Copenhague furniture series was purpose-built for the new buildings at the University of Copenhagen

Birds 1967 No.2 pao-glass-pendant given a new perspective withDesigned by the well known Swedish ceramicist Lisa Larson in 1967, 'Birds' draws inspiration from Mexican folklore and the ethos of flower power, embodying a belief in peace and understanding. The late '60s in the US were marked by anti war protests and a blossoming hippie culture, a time when vibrant music erupted, and a young generation conquered the stage. In this vividly inspired period, Lisa Larson's coloured flock of birds came to life. Larsons