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Decorative Objects
Candle holders, sculptures, trays and clocks with a named maker and a material you can check, from Ethnicraft, WOUD and B Corp Rosendahl Design Group (Kähler, Holmegaard, Arne Jacobsen).
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Which brands are in the Decorative Objects collection?
Ethnicraft makes most of the trays and objects, and Arne Jacobsen Clocks makes the clocks. WOUD, Lyngby Porcelæn, Kähler, Holmegaard and FDB Møbler add candle holders, bowls and other pieces.
What are these pieces made of?
Ethnicraft works in solid oak and teak. Arne Jacobsen Clocks are aluminum and glass with battery quartz movements, Lyngby Porcelæn makes porcelain, Kähler glazed ceramics and Holmegaard glass.
Where are these pieces made?
Ethnicraft makes its pieces in its own factories, mostly in Indonesia, with oak pieces made in Serbia. Lyngby Porcelæn is made in Portugal and Germany, and Kähler's Hammershøi ceramics in Portugal. Holmegaard uses EU and Asian glassworks, and Arne Jacobsen Clocks uses group suppliers in Denmark and China.
Which of these brands are certified B Corps?
Arne Jacobsen Clocks, Kähler, Holmegaard and Lyngby Porcelæn belong to Rosendahl Design Group, a Certified B Corporation. FDB Møbler holds FSC chain-of-custody certification (FSC-C164841) and is distributed in North America by Rosendahl Design Group.
How can I check a decor brand's sustainability claims?
Open the Sustainability Meter on any product page. It scores the brand in six categories (Material, Transportation, Manufacturing, Labor, Energy and Durability), each rated 1 to 5 from published evidence, and shows the fact behind each score. The grade is the average out of 5; Ethnicraft, for example, is graded 3.5.
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