The colours and motifs create a very special look in conjunction with the iconic, grooved porcelain, designed by Hans-Christian Bauer. Moreover, the decorative harbingers of spring will stand strong as functional mood-makers in Scandinavian homes. Because when the pieces of tableware, in line with Kähler’s handmade design traditions, are decorated with hand-painted watercolours, it helps to bring a poetic and authentic look into the home, while summer inches closer each day.

It’s always a pleasure when you feel someone has done their best. And you certainly feel that when you look at the beautiful spring adornments on the plates, mugs, eggcups, miniature vases, bonbonnière and, not least, the lovely Easter decorations in the Hammershøi Spring range, which are ready to be hung up, as they have beautiful yellow silk ribbons at the top. All pieces in the range are decorated by hand by Rikke Jacobsen – the same hand that painted the delicate poppies on the Hammershøi Poppy range.

With Hammershøi Spring, Rikke Jacobsen has based her work on some traditional Easter motifs, while also adding something new to give them a twinkle in the eye. The Hammershøi Spring range is supplemented by new motifs every year, and you can clearly feel the pretty spring feelings in the porcelain thanks to Rikke Jacobsen’s poetic lightness. The motifs are classical but, with her special touch, she manages to bring them to life and make them modern, building bridges between traditional Easter decorations and contemporary home decor.