Give a unique version of man's best friend, crafted in oak. Kay Bojesen has created many dogs, and Tim is the name of this quirky little terrier, designed in 1935. With its movable head tilted alertly to one side and its tail in the air, Tim is one of Kay Bojesen's most expressive animals, and he will quickly become a dear friend of the family.

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Kaare Klint’s KK47000 Safari Chair is a refinement of the chairs brought on an African safari by an American cinematographer and his wife. Klint noticed them in the couple’s photos. They were most likely based on Indian Roorkhee Chairs used by the British military – possibly the first examples of self-assembled furniture.

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Kay Bojesen's universe of wooden toys has just added more than songbirds to its family. These love birds only have eyes for each other as they stand there beak to beak. Decorative on a desk or window sill, they are a little reminder of love. This infatuated couple is a perfect gift idea for weddings and any fan of Danish design.

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This pretty pair of sparrows was designed by Kay Bojesen and is made of natural oak and smoked oak. The two sparrows have a magnet inside so they can be placed on a plank with other sparrows.

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The Songbird Sunshine represents one of the five color combinations in Kay Bojesen's range of songbirds. Sunshine – like his five colorful siblings – was never put into production when first designed by Kay Bojesen in the 1950s.

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