Reflections Copenhagen's opulent yellow Long Island bonbonniere takes inspiration from the ornate French Boudoir interiors and the sleek, sophisticated style of The Hamptons. It is crafted from fine hand-cut crystal and has a stopper that detaches for refilling and the top of the rim is shaped with eight ridges that run down to a narrow base.
Use it as the decorative focal point on a dressing table or place it on one of Reflections Copenhagens beautiful trays.
Material: Fine hand-cut crystal
Dimensions: 8 x 8 x 18.5 cm (WxDxH)
Weight: 0.9kg
Colour: Yellow/Purple/Fuchsia/Sapphire
*Please note, all Reflections Copenhagen products have been individually hand produced with unique artisan techniques. All the irregularities and inconsistencies that you may find are part of its unique hand-crafted character and beauty.
Andrea Larsson is a self-taught designer born in Copenhagen in 1972 with a background in interior design and fashion. In 2015 she founded Reflections Copenhagen with her previous partner Julie Hugau, with the intention of creating something nontraditional, by using the reflections of the natural light. The inspiration to Reflections Copenhagen comes from Andreas own observations, photos and countless sketches, and with these ideas she started to create products that appeals to your senses.
Through an autonomous experimenting design approach and use of strong materials Reflections Copenhagen pioneer the creative field to create the highest aesthetic designs, which unite exquisite materials and geometric shapes to form functional art objects.
The Reflections Copenhagen designs are balanced to challenge the traditional styles, colours and shapes of today’s décor by adding new dimensions and possibilities to interior decorating. All irregularities and inconsistencies are part of the particular handcrafted character and elegance.
The initial idea to create Reflections Copenhagen came out of the feeling that there was a need for something different, something to counteract the traditional and a desire to be able to create a fusion of dynamic Reflections, which appeal to unconventional ways of using the perfect combination of decór and art
