Cestita by Miguel Milá, Sanat & Cole (1962)

An archetype of industrial craftsmanship

Inspired by the traditional lanterns that light up homes along the coast, rural estates and open terraces, Cestita is the little sister of one of the most iconic lamps created by Miguel Milá. It can house an opal glass shade or a white plastic one, making it more child resistant. The size of this lamp object makes it easy to pick up and carry, equally ideal for both tabletops and floors. It is produced and assembled manually by European craftsmen, using traditional steam bending techniques for the wood, which is delicately polished and sturdily put together. Despite its peculiarity (or rather because of it) the lamp’s design and function remain contemporary.

Miguel Milá is one of the most renowned Spanish industrial designers. He began his career in the fifties, and is one of the country’s pioneers of the discipline. To the present day, his works have remained true contemporary classics.

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Cherry wood structure.
White opal glass, dimmable

• Light source included:

LED bulb: 4,5W.

• Other light sources: Max. 40 W
• Input voltage: 100, 120, 230 Vac. (50 Hz / 60 Hz). According to destination.
• Bulb socket: E27 (Max. hgt. 105 mm / 4.1")

NOTE: delivery time approx 2 weeks if not in stock.

The Pond Object is a sculptural piece featuring an organic shape with fluid lines. Built entirely in spruce, the artwork can be mounted to a wall, radiating a symbolic and totemic power.

Features
– An ornamental objet d’art crafted from natural materials
– Engraved on the back of the art piece is a quote from French writer and poet André Breton, “Nothing that surrounds us is object, all is subject.”
Note: Due to the nature of the material, each piece is characterized by unique wood marks

Materials / Dimensions
– Painted spruce
– H 40.5 / W 32.9 / L 4.8 cm

Design
– Frama Studio, 2020
– Permanent Collection

Drinking glass with beautiful structure from Serax. The glass belongs to the collection La Nouvelle Table.

And let’s not forget the indispensable glasses, available in two sizes, whose basic form and mould-blown textured glass are in perfect harmony with the rest of the collection.

Column Coat Rack is a functional and also highly sculptural coat rack that will add a beautiful, unique touch to your home. Column Coat Rack is inspired by the aesthetics of conic pillars and made from lovely, solid oak. The Coat Rack features 4 hooks – and because of its small size, the coat rack can fit in almost anywhere – from your hall, bathroom, and kitchen to your bedroom. Place the column coat rack next to each other if you’re in need of more space for your clothes. 

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Best described as a true work of art, Column Coat Rack is a practical storage piece that also functions as a stunning wall decoration when not in use. Demonstrating its versatility due to its small, lovely size, the coat rack from Kristina Dam Studio can be used in many different spaces.

4-8 weeks delivery time 

* Download specsheet
* Installation manual

Delivery time 8-9 weeks

Modern functional stackable floor shelving for the contemporary home. Elegant stackable danish shelf design.

Like looking into an old photo, SEPIA evokes a sense of nostalgia and comfort. The square shaped handles of cups and the gently curving form of tumblers allow you a firm grip. The tray is elegant with thick handles made of solid wood, and there is coating on its surface that prevents items from slipping when serving. Made of heat-resistant glass, items can be used for hot and cold drinks.​

Capacity: 340ml

DETAILS

Heat‐resistant glass
Maximum temperature differential: 120℃ 
Microwave and dishwasher safe

Do not overheat in the microwave or heat without water. Use only for its intended purposes. Do not use abrasive cleansers or steel wool. Sudden temperature change may break or shatter the product. While the glass is hot, do not pour cold liquids into it and do not place it on a wet cloth or a wet surface.

By Børge Mogensen , 1956

Mogensen designed this solid wood dining bench in 1956. With its robust simplicity the bench is an ideal example of Mogensen’s lifelong drive for a purified shape.

Offset Candleholder | Vol. 1 | Sculptural Candleholder

A sculptural, enticing and stylish candleholder. "The Offset" is no ordinary candleholder, but rather a sculpture also capable of holding a candle. A graphic and bold piece of accessory for  your living room or windowsill.

J39, designed by Børge Mogensen in 1947. This versatile masterpiece is crafted from solid wood and features a hand-woven seat in natural paper cord.

Being a very contemporary design, the SOBORG chair bridges contrasts, between industrial and handcrafted solutions, the textural properties of solid wood and plywood and between a lightweight and solidly grounded expression.

The Soborg-chair was designed with the intention to make a shell chair that could be produced with new machinery of the times. The generous seat and back design, in Mogensen's favourite materials, was the beginning of a shape seen in works throughout the rest of his career.

Moragas by Antoni de Moragas i Gallissa (1957)

Santa & Cole

Sapeli wood leg.

Natural cotton ribbon lampshade with silk border.

Dimmer included.

Ø 45 cm

H 62 cm

A sturdy wooden cylinder supports a head with three bulbs, surrounded by a generous circular shade. The shade is made from cotton ribbon and has a silk thread running along the edge, reminiscent of bookbinding, and forming an asymmetry that creates a splendid contrast of light and shadow.

At the age of forty-four, Antoni de Moragas Gallissà designed the Moragas lamp for his own office. Rationalist architect and first president of the Association of Industrial Design FAD, he was an instigator of the architectural renewal in post-war Spain. Moragas had this lamp on his desk and would often use it to place notes and business cards he’d receive, inserting them between the ribbon folds.

A sturdy wood cylinder supports a head with three bulbs arranged radially and outwards, surrounded by a generous circular shade. The shade is made from cotton ribbon (typically used for bookbinding) and has a silk thread running along the edge, forming an asymmetry that creates a splendid contrast of light and shadow.

• Recommended dimmable light source (included):

3 x LED bulb: 4,5W.

• Other light sources: Max. 30 W
• Input voltage: 100, 120, 230 Vac. (50 Hz / 60 Hz). According to destination.
• Bulb socket: E26 (Max. hgt. 115 mm / 4.5")

NOTE: delivery time approx 3-4 weeks.

Folding furniture, developed at the end of the 19th century, was immediately popular among lemonade sellers of the day, as it was quick and easy to pack away, which allowed them to avoid paying the licence for a permanent terrace!
Fermob developed the Bistro range from the original model described in the "Simplex" patent registered in 1889 – and of which the brand is now the trustee – and produced an ingenious, simple collection that is bursting with joy and which has lost none of its charm and authenticity!
Bistro continues to delight today, with its distinctive chairs and 10 table formats to mix and match. Furthermore, its typically French style has won fans in Times Square and Bryant Park in New York.

Weight: : 12 kg
frame : Steel
table top : Steel sheet
Pads : One-piece
Parasol hole Ø 41 mm (Pole = Ø 39 mm) : Yes

Contact for delivery date - marian@kokkokokko.no

Plates for extending the C18 table with 40 cm on each side.

Price per plate.

Inspired by traditional Shaker tables, Mogensen designed C18 in 1947 as a durable table for everyday use. Available with additional plates extending the table top by 40 cm at each end.

One of Børge Mogensen's most unusual chairs. He designed the Hunting Chair in 1950 for the autumn exhibition of the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild, whose theme that year was 'The Hunting Lodge'. The frame is made of oak, while seat and back are of butt leather with adjustable straps - a rustic and masculine combination that Mogensen developed later in other pieces such as the Spanish Chair. 

The word “piloti” refers to the pillars or columns that elevate a building above the ground. An elegant integration of the table top with the legs ensures a subtle, streamlined transition into one balanced entity. The Piloti tables in wood are made from solid oak, a naturally beautiful, tactile material that needs no adornment.

Tatu is an object-lamp that has become memorable icon of Spanish pop culture of the 1970s. Incorporating LED technology, the light intensity and focal aperture are easily adjustable, conducive to quiet retreat or activities that require concentration. And its friendliness is legendary.

Gyratory structure.
Applications: table or wall lamp.
Adjustable focal length from 30º to 50º.
Adjustable light intensity 0% to 100%.
Dimmer and switch incorporated into the luminaire.

An icon of pop culture

Tatu, Spanish for armadillo, is a friendly mammal with a shell on its back that protects it when it rolls up into a ball. The idea for Tatu was born on a transoceanic flight; while Ricard was reading about Argentinean wildlife, he observed that the light above his seat did not disturb his sleeping wife who was sitting next to him. The lamp became a pop-art icon in Europe. Tatu takes us back to carefree days, when consumer goods came to the European middle classes and their children started a massive aesthetic revolution; from Andy Warhol to The Beatles to Mary Quant. Everything could be expressed differently.

After nearly 50 years, Santa & Cole reedited this classic with improved lighting features. This flex­ible lamp consists of three parts that can rotate independently to adapt its use for a shelf, desk, or bedside table; it could even be used as a wall light (fittings included). Santa & Cole’s edition of the original Tatu is enhanced by applying LED technology. This makes the light intensity easily adjustable, and the light source considerably less hot and longer lasting. It also features a moveable converging lens that allows the user to adjust the focal length.