Brands
Bauhaus
The Bauhaus was an influential German art school (1919-1933) that united art, design, and architecture. It promoted functional, minimalist design and influenced modern architecture worldwide. Famous representatives such as Walter Gropius and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe shaped the school and its revolutionary ideas for art and craftsmanship.
LAMY
The company LAMY was founded in 1930 in Heidelberg as a fountain pen factory. The real rise of the company as a manufacturer of design-oriented and high-quality writing instruments began in the 1950s with the Lamy 27 model and continues to this day. Renowned designers, including Gerd A. Müller, Richard Sapper, Wolfgang Fabian, and Franco Clivio, to name just a few, have significantly enriched writing culture with their groundbreaking designs.
STILL
The NOCH laser-cut kit is precisely executed in the architectural scale 1:100 and is therefore also excellently suited for use in H0 gauge. The kit is precisely laser-cut from cardboard. Unnecessary plastic is avoided in the packaging. A detailed construction manual and the appropriate laser-cut special glue are included. The model kit "Haus am Horn," faithfully reproduced according to the design by Georg Muche, is licensed by the bauhaus-archiv GmbH Berlin. It bears the emblem designed by Oskar Schlemmer at the Bauhaus.
Wildlife Garden
The first “Multiholk,” inspired by Sweden’s traditional red-painted cottages, quickly became a cherished classic. Its innovation lay in seamlessly combining winter feeding with the offer of a nesting site come spring. Upon its market debut, it was honoured as the “Garden Product of the Year” at Elmia Garden, the largest horticultural fair in the Nordic region. Today, the Multiholk is available in a range of styles, suiting everything from sleek contemporary homes to endearing rustic cabins.