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A solid and functional cutting board in FSC certified oak has now been added to the Menagerie collection – perfect for cutting, shopping, and slicing in the kitchen. It’s beautifully made with round and soft shapes that make the cutting board enjoyable to use on a daily basis. Furthermore, a lot of work has been put into giving the beautiful and natural oak a finish with a nice touch that add to the tactile experience of the cutting board. Kay Bojesen’s stories in wood are not limited to his famous figurines. Not everyone knows it, but functional items for the kitchen comprise an entire chapter in his extensive design heritage. In the 1940s, Kay Bojesen designed Menagerie – an elegant collection of bowls, serving utensils, pepper mills, egg cups, and much more. Everything is made of wood in the minimalistic, soft, and harmonious design language characteristic of Kay Bojesen’s work across categories. Collectors and connoisseurs will probably recognize the cutting board, which is an original design item from the hands of Kay Bojesen – now reintroduced in oak. The practical wells ensure that juices don’t spill onto the kitchen table. At the same time, the wells serve a decorative purpose and give the cutting board a sophisticated look that will suit any interior. The new cutting board is a great gift idea for the newlyweds about to start a home, or for the young boy or girl who is moving away from home. A nice cutting board is a must-have in the kitchen and a gift to enjoy for life.
Kay Bojesen
Menageri
The Menageri series comprises beautiful everyday objects, often made of luxury-class oak and ideal for the table setting. The elegant and luxurious series was designed by Kay Bojesen in the 1940s and is his addition to the chaos of fixed rituals and spontaneous moments that arise in every household where we season, oil, serve and eat. Like Kay Bojesen’s iconic wooden figures in Menageri feature organic shapes and a handcrafted finish that makes them round and pleasant to the touch.
Kay Bojesen’s original wooden designs are therefore not limited to his famous figures. The Menageri series encourages you to keep the objects handy and to use them every day. And just like Kay Bojesen’s other designs, the Menageri series is intended to be a faithful companion in all phases of life, and the elegant design effortlessly takes the journey from the kitchen table to the dining table and from breakfast to dishes served to guests.
The functional homeware in the Menageri series includes bowls, cutlery sets, pepper mills, egg cups and much more – all made from Kay Bojesen’s signature wood with smiling lines and the same minimalist, soft and organic design typical of Kay Bojesen’s other work.
Kay Bojesen was passionate about functionality and aesthetics, and both are deeply rooted in the DNA of the Menageri design, their organic shapes and tactile surfaces put wood firmly on the menu in the modern home. Kay Bojesen is known for his ability to make the lines in the wood 'smile', and for the soft, round shapes that just beg to be held and loved. As such, both sensuality and functionality are at the core of the designs in the Menageri series.
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Kay Bojesen story
When the Kay Bojesen brand was founded back in 1932, it marked the start of a story about a craftsman with a great sense of humour and plenty of curiosity. Kay Bojesen created his animals and figures based on the philosophy that good design should be accessible to everyone, and over time Kay Bojesen has become synonymous with original Danish design.
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We preserve and develop Danish design icons so that both present and future products can be part of the brands that have helped create our Danish design culture.
