Small town oiled oak

Some objects serve the pure contemplation, and this is exactly what makes their decorative value. They do not want to be more than they are, and yet they captivate our gaze, stimulate our imagination, let our thoughts wander. Other objects go beyond this and invite us to touch them with their materiality, to reshape them with their conception. This silhouette of a city, made in timeless minimalism from the solid, oiled wood of oak, is such an appealing object that offers us all space for sensual experience and creative design, for memory and vision.

Your little city comes from the workshop of Daniél Pfaar. From the prudently selected, preferably regional solid wood to glue and wood oil, the North Hessian furniture maker attaches great importance to the sustainability of its materials. Each house, each tower of this city silhouette is precisely cut, sanded and oiled. Skilfully, the depth offset of the individual elements creates a spatial effect; the groove milled underneath can be pushed onto the ridge of the base with precision fit. It is also thanks to this flexible construction, designed by Randolf Schott, that you can reassemble the Silhouette again and again - a playful, creative activity that is further enhanced by the velvety, warm feel of the oiled oak wood. And thanks to its reduced design, the object fits into any interior style from rustic to postmodern. Take a look at it.