David Trubridge Hinaki Pendant LightFish traps are called hinaki by Maori, though often the name is used specifically for an eel trap. They were made from woven vines, some in amazingly beautiful forms. The Hinaki and modeled on and named after these fish traps. The flatpack shipping significantly reduces freighting, helping to preserve the environments that inspire the product.

Designed for Michelin Star restaurant Domestic in Denmark

perfectly suited to enhance your workspace while respecting the eco-conscious values that underpin its creation

metal finishes and glass styles

the Beat pendant lights are ideal as single statement pieces or clustered over a kitchen island or dining table

Note: Actual product colour may vary due to natural variations in Travertine

this masterpiece reflects the essence of their creative partnership

Milled from beautiful solid wood

and togetherness with the FDB Mobler Family Dining Table Bundle

this handset offers an elegant dose of Edwardian style while simultaneously providing a family-friendly option

making it perfect for enhancing any space as a bath bar or vanity light

The Lily armchair by Fritz Hansen was first designed in 1968 and its version with armrests was launched in 1970 at the Danish furniture fair

making it a versatile addition to any home or commercial space