
I have to admi
t to loving Jonathan Adler's ceramic animals. very danish modern. v
ery very very Dansk. slightly too Dansk, but very tempting and I bet I'll talk myself into caving on this one.
the adler version (left) has a bit of danish, stylized texture to it, the dansk is more minimal (right).
the one on the right is actually a smaller version of the Dansk pieces, and is a photo from eBay. that little fella is now on my fireplace mantle alongside the larger version and a very birdlike japanese teacup.
but since I'm on the subject of Dansk and similarities,
how 'bout the westelm placecard holders?
amazingly similar to the Dansk Gunnar Cyren figures, no?
and possibly a bit more influence than just inspiration?

the adler version (left) has a bit of danish, stylized texture to it, the dansk is more minimal (right).
the one on the right is actually a smaller version of the Dansk pieces, and is a photo from eBay. that little fella is now on my fireplace mantle alongside the larger version and a very birdlike japanese teacup.
but since I'm on the subject of Dansk and similarities,
how 'bout the westelm placecard holders?

and possibly a bit more influence than just inspiration?

1 comment:
I've been totally suckered in by the new Jonathan Adler stuff too. Which kind of bugs me in ways I can't really justify. I'm so very tempted by a number of these new ceramic pieces he's got, I usually hold off on JA stuff inspite of my begrudging adoration cuz they're usually all made in China.
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