Design House Stockholm Birds 1967 birds have been forgotten in a "desk drawer" for decades. Now, fortunately, Design House Stockholm has brought these birds into production and to brighten our days.

When Larson designed the bird figures in 1967, he was living in the small town of Sausalito, California, studying ceramics. At that time, hippie culture, bright colors, and anti-war protests were in full swing in America. The colorful birds seemed to come naturally during that time of “flower power,” when music was booming and the young generation was thirsting for freedom.

Lisa Larson's birds are almost like doves of peace and a reminder of a time when a young generation protested against war and dreamed of a new society. The birds now fly free and bring back some of the spirit of the 60s.

Lisa Larson (1931–2024) was a famous Swedish designer and ceramic artist, whose most famous decorative objects fetch hammer prices of several thousand euros at auctions.

Material: Beech, water-based paint
Dimensions: Width 15.5 cm, depth 7 cm, height 16 cm
Weight: 0.29 kg
Color: Multicolor
Care instructions: Wipe with a dry cloth.
Additional information: The bird may fade in sunlight.

Design House Stockholm - Publisher of Scandinavian design

Anders Färdig founded Design House Stockholm in 1992, as a so-called design publishing house. The company launched its first products in 1997. Design House Stockholm has a unique, in many ways reverse approach to its designers. They do not choose a designer for a product, but rather interested designers bring their own ideas to the table. This gives the products a strong, original and human touch. The goal is to gather the best Scandinavian collection behind the name, which lives beyond trends. This is achieved with bold products that always bring something new to their genre.

Design House Stockholm also doesn't just rely on great designers, but through it, many unknown designers have made their products available to everyone. The Block hit lamp was designed by Harri Koskinen, when he was still an unknown student. The lamp became popular worldwide and is one of the most famous lamps in the Design House Stockholm collection today. Over the years, more than a hundred designers have expanded the Design House Stockholm selection with their unique products.

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Lisa Larson