These Tivoli pitchers are part of a design project based on heptagons. The pitchers are not real heptagons because the seven sides differ slightly in width. The design ranges from magnum, chopin, and demiard decanters and includes a series of drinking glasses that complements the decanters.

These are tea infusers to be placed in cups and mugs.

These are champagne flutes for a picnic. The traditional base of the flute is replaced with a pointy stem that goes into the ground to rest between sips. They were created when Lasse Baehring was visiting artist at the Royal College of Art, and are now in the collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

This is a chandelier in silver and steel. The arms balance on their own weight on the stainless steel core. All arms are removable, interchangeable and differ in length so you can organise the piece as you would organise a bouquet of flowers.

This is a small pitcher from the Heureka series.