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Forno Gas
A gas BBQ for Morsø. Forno Gas is part of the Forno Family. It features direct and indirect heating. Materials are pressure cast aluminum, cast iron and Bakelite.
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N.A.C.
Cast iron cookware for Morsø. The design is simple with soft transitions to the handles and knobs. The oak handles give a nice contrast to the enamelled cast iron. The cocotte lids can also be used as pans. Cast iron is great for slow food 🙂
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Forest
Salt & pepper grinders for Stelton. The design tries to capture the essence of a grinder – a nice knob and a spout. The result is a shape that is geometric and natural at the same time. A paper towel holder is also part of the family.
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6600
6600 is a cast iron stove for Morsø. The center door design gives a more open stove than traditional designs with fewer and larger glass panes. The elliptical shape also increases the visible front surface without increasing the overall size of the stove.
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Freja
Freja is a reinterpretation of a classic pitcher. The wicker handle gives a nice contrast to the stainless steel body, and will develop a patina over time. Freja received the Design Plus award in 2015.
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Kamino
An outdoor fireplace for Morsø. Kamino places the fire away from the ground and up in a more visible position. The shape is a simple transition from the round fireplace to the chimney. The materials are cast iron and stainless steel.
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Grill Forno
A BBQ/fireplace for Morsø. Grill Forno is a smaller sibling of the Forno oven, combining the qualities and practicality of a closed BBQ with the cosiness of a fireplace. It runs on either briquettes or wood. The materials are enamelled cast iron, teak and stainless steel.
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Jabra Pro 900 series
Jabra Pro 900 is a series cordless headsets. It features a range of interchangeable wearing styles that the user can choose from, and is available in an extensive range of different models targeted for various applications. The image is from the Danish film “Den skyldige”
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Papilio Solo
A candle holder for Stelton. Part of the Papilio family and holds block candles in all sizes.
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Sweep-It
Broom & dustpan for Rig-Tig. Sweep-It is practical, compact and easy to stow away. The shape of the broom makes it easy to get into the corners. The soft rubber dustpan aligns itself with the floor. The edge has a profiled shape that keeps crumbs etc. from falling back out of the dustpan. Sweep-It can be stowed away hanging or standing on its side.
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Jabra Speak 410 & 510
Jabra wanted to develop a small speakerphone for one-to-one or small group conference calls. Key design considerations were sound quality, portability and usability. The resulting design features a touch sensitive control ring around the speaker, and integrated cable management around the base. Jabraspeak 510 is a Bluetooth version of 410. Jabra Speak received the IF Design and Red Dot design awards in 2012.
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Forno
An outdoor oven for Morsø. Trying a traditional pizza oven during a vacation in Italy started the project. The design is based on the geometry and elements of a traditional stone oven, combining a circular stone platform, a low curved ceiling, a small chimney and a front opening into a simple orb-like shape. The oven is made from enameled cast iron and ceramic tiles. Both materials are outdoor-proof and have the mass needed in this type of oven. Besides making the best pizza, the oven can be used as a grill or a fireplace.
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Papilio
A candle holder for Stelton. The shape is a stylized crown. The glass orbs are available in different colours, and can be changed to fit the occasion. The metal parts are silver plated, giving a warmer reflection than polished stainless steel.
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Jabra Biz 2400
Jabra wanted to develop their next generation corded headset for the office and call centre market. The goal was to improve on acoustic performance, build quality and comfort. The process initiated several innovative and patented solutions including a 360 degree revolving boom arm, ergonomic T-bar and earhooks. The series features a range of interchangeable wearing styles that the user can choose from, and is available in an extensive range of different models targeted for various applications.
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Lifepharm
Lifepharm is a centre under the Faculty of Health and Medical Science at the University of Copenhagen. Their aim is to strengthen research and education within the area of In Vivo Pharmacology, Toxicology and use of animal models. A Vitruvian mouse is the obvious symbol to have in their logo.
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Nilpeter Interface
Nilpeter makes printing machines. The technology involved is a fascinating mix of large, but high precision mechanical units controlled by computers. They needed to develop an interface for monitoring and adjusting the machines. The resulting design is a “page” for each unit with individual settings.
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Shopnic
A collapsible shopping & picnic basket for Stelton Shopnic is a modern interpretation of a classic wicker basket. With a construction inspired by a magician’s top-hat, Shopnic can easily fold together for convenient storage. The nylon fabric is available in different colours, and can quickly be removed for washing. Shopnic received the “Best of the best” Red Dot Design Award in 2009, and the Design Plus award in 2010.
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Simply Thermos
An everywhere thermos for Stelton. Simply is designed for both indoor and outdoor use. With the magnetic cup on, it can go in the backpack. Remove the cup, and the thermos fits nicely on the table. The magnetic cup attachment makes it possible to avoid using screw-threads, making the thermos look like an indoor product, rather than a flask without a cup. The cup also becomes more comfortable to drink from, and easier to clean. Simply thermos received the Design Plus award in 2010.
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Ice Scraper
A collapsible ice scraper for Stelton. Ice scrapers for cars are mostly down-scaled window wipers. They work fine from a functional point of view, but are not practical to stow away in a car when they are not used. This ice scraper has a bistable hinge so it flips like a mobile phone, and can be folded together for compact storage. It has two edges; a hard one for removing ice, and a soft one for water. The ice scraper received the Design Plus award in 2010.
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Parking Ring
A parking ring for Stelton. The parking ring is attached on the inside of the windshield and is adjusted with a click movement similar to watches. The ring format provides the required size without limiting visibility.
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Take Away
A tray with handle for Stelton. Take Away can be carried with one hand, leaving the other one free for opening doors or serving. With the handle down, Take Away can be used as a normal tray. The rubber surface prevents things on the tray from sliding around.
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Reelight
Reelight invented magnetic lights for bicycles, where light is generated when the bicycle is moving. The “rolling fireball” logo symbolizes this. The name is in a slanted type that emphasizes the movement.
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Under Cover Bowls
Serving bowls for Stelton. The ovenproof porcelain serving bowls are part of the Under Cover series. The fabric cover serves three functions; It keeps the food warm, protects the table, and allows you pass the bowls around without burning your fingers. The bowls come in three sizes that can be placed inside each other for compact storage.
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Salt & Pepper
Grinders for Eva Trio. The grinders can either be placed with the grinder up, so they don’t spill on the table, or in the traditional way. Materials are plastic, TPE & stainless steel.
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Under Cover coffee
Coffee plunger for Stelton. Under Cover is an alternative to a traditional Bistro plunger. Inspired by a tea cozy, the cotton fabric cover keeps the coffee warm and protects the table. Under Cover matches the Stelton bread bags and is available in a range of different colours. A neoprene liner provides a secure fit between the glass and fabric.
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GN 9300
The GN 9300 range, is a series of headsets and base units that offer wireless communication from traditional phones and IP telephony. Headsets can be worn with three different wearing styles; earhook, headband and neckband. Among the design issues were ergonomics, usability and size. The boom provides the headset with instant recognisability, optimal placement of the microphone, and a good balance, with the battery and other components placed on the ear. GN 9300 received the Japanese G-Mark Good Design Award in 2006, and the IF Design award in 2007.
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Bread Bags
Bread bags for Stelton. With the theme lent from a miller’s corn sack, the bread bag is a simple three-in-one solution: 1. With the sides folded down, the bag has a “normal” bread basket size. 2. Fold the sides up, and there is room for twice as much. 3. Close the bag with the hidden magnets, and the bread is kept warm without softening the crust. The food-approved cotton fabric, keeps crumbs inside the bag, and off the table. The Bread Bags received the Design Plus award in 2007.
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BT 800
Jabra wanted to develop a high-end Bluetooth headset featuring state of the art technology and a display. The challenge was to incorporate technology, usability, appearance and acoustic performance in a compact package. A distinct feature is the jog-type volume control that gives a nice analogue feel to the product. A new earhook with a spring retention feature, combined with an angled eargel, provides optimal stability and comfort.
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Orbit
A key ring for Georg Jensen. The design was based on two requirements: A key ring should be comfortable to have in a pocket, and changing keys should not involve the risk of breaking your nails. A durable polyurethane strap that is locked by a polished stainless steel part provided the solution to the requirements, resulting in a new alternative to the classic key ring.
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BT 620
BT 620 is a music centered stereo Bluetooth headset for Jabra. With BT 620 it’s possible to enjoy wireless Hi-Fi music or hands-free conversation from a PC or mobile phone. BT 620 features an intuitive interface with large, easy to use buttons. The neckband provides a comfortable wearing style for extended use. BT 620 received the CES Design Award in 2006.
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The Ministry of Social Affairs
The Ministry of Social Affairs wanted a new graphic identity that reflected a modern public organization with a human side. Four design consultancies were invited to compete. This was the winning proposal. The logo is a crown that is supported by a soft stylized frame. The name is in bold, sans serif capitals, showing the authority of a modern ministry. The project included designing their logo, stationary, published material and website.
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GN 9120
GN Netcom wanted a cordless headset that was visually related to the GN 2100 headset family. Among the design issues were size, usability, appearance and acoustic performance. The soft shaped silver boom and the chrome ring on the housing were added to make the headset appear smaller and give it a more mobile phone-like appeal. The user has a choice of using either an earhook or a headband. The simple format of the base unit fits in everywhere, and is a nice visual contrast to the more complex headset shape. GN 9120 received the Japanese G-Mark Good Design Award in 2003, and the German IF Design Award in 2004.
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Ventura
Mermaid Technology wanted a high-end flatpanel monitor in a simple minimal design that was more “furniture” than “computer”. The monitor has a flush non-reflective glass front, and a metal housing giving Ventura an exclusive appearance. Hidden inside the raiser, are the speakers, cables and connectors, making the monitor uncluttered and nice to look at from all sides. Since the launch in 2000, Ventura has been a large success for the company, and has formed the design DNA that the companys other products follow.
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GN 2100
GN 2100 is a headset series for GN Netcom. The series is intended for the professional market, and features an extensive range of models with different booms and microphones targeted for various applications. Users are able to change between a number of different wearing styles and earplates. Effort went into making a design that would work in the different applications, be comfortable to wear, and durable enough to stand many hours of daily use. Changing between the different wearing styles is made easy with large click-on details. The oval shapes give the headset the desired combination of a compact, lightweight and durable design. GN 2100 received the IF design award in 2002.
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Devireg 550
Devireg 550 is a one-button programmable floor heating control unit for Devi made in collaboration with Klaus Schroeder. Devi wanted to develop a high-end control unit with a wide range of features. Using fuzzy logic, the unit would be able to “learn” the room and adapt accordingly. The many functional options combined with a predetermined product format, made it clear that the interface was a key factor in the design. All functions are operated by a single button with a turn and push function. The analogue style button together with the round watch style display, gives this high-tech product a broader soft-tech appeal. Deviheat 550 received the IF Interface Design award in 2001.
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Ocean
Ocean is a paper based signage system for Modulex. Modulex wanted to develop a DIY sign system, where the user prints the sign text and graphics on a piece of paper and inserts it into a holder. The design features a patented hinge/lock mechanism that came from combining a demand for a hidden lock, with the observation that changing paper was a lot easier if the front cover was hinged to the back part of the sign, instead of being a separate loose part. Sizes range from small badges up to A3 paper formats, and the signs can either be wall mounted, or on to a series of floor and table stands.
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Pacific Interior
An interior signage system for Modulex A/S. Modulex wanted to develop an interior version of the Pacific Exterior sign system. The design has the same curved and frameless surfaces as Pacific Exterior, leaving all attention to the graphics on the sign. The panels are mounted with a click-on mechanism, making changing and updating easy. Pacific Interior was designed together with Viggo Mortensen and Nils Damsgaard MDD.
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Pacific Exterior
Modulex wanted to develop an exterior sign system, with a full assortment ranging from small parking signs up to large monoliths. The approach was minimalist. By reducing the sign to two slightly curved surfaces, and with the structure hidden inside the sign, the attention is left to the graphics. The curved profile makes the sign appear thinner than it is. All panels can be individually changed, making it easy to maintain and update the signs. The result is a simple timeless design that fits in most environments.
