New book

Now you can get an entire book about one of our absolute favorite artists Olaf Hayek. Of course we have already ordered one, cant wait to get lost in his fantastic work. Thank you for letting us know Laura.

Tarot

Look at these beautiful, beautiful tarot cards. Made by Andrea Ayala, found via Miekewillems.
Thank you so much for that girls.

Snow, snow and more snow

We love it. Lots of snow and beautiful weather. This is how a real winter is supposed to be.

Sabines birthday

The sky is blue and Copenhagen are covered in snow and the lakes are frozen, so people are iceskating...fantastic. A perfect day to celebrate Sabines birthday...happy birthday my sweetest friend.

New design is coming up

Fun and hard work. Just received some samples from the fabric. It's going to end up with bedspreds, pillows and a carpet to hang on the wall. Very exciting........more stuff later.

The hole collection will see the light for the first time on the Danish fair Formland in February.

Tasty plant

We sure are involved in many different things at the moment. Last week we sat in the jury to find the winner of Floradania Innovation Award – the best new plant of the year.

The winder was the asian herb Wasabia Japonica with a very graphic and simple look. We did not get to taste it though. But had a lovely dinner here instead.

What a winter!

It is truly winter in Denmark and freezing cold. But the kids love it. Just found my ice skates in the attic. Hope I can remember how to do it.

Brors birthday

Now he is five years old.......in a way I feel I just got him and still I can't remember my life without him.

7 meter large x 4 meter wide

On Saturday the 30 January 2010, 12 of Denmark’s largest humanitarian organizations will be collecting money for Haiti and the women of Africa.

We have donated the rug we made together with Egetæpper, for the exhibition AvantGarden at Lynfabrikken in august. It will now be sold at Lauritz.com

So do your bet and get an adventurous rug made by Meyer-Lavigne. All the money goes to Haiti and the women of Africa.

The process we love

It is such a thrilling process – from a hand cut pattern- through the computer- selecting colors – looking at the actual knitting samples – adjusting – deciding on the final result.