The Danish firm Livingly was founded in 2008 by Kent Sejdelin and Louise Helmersen and in doing so the company also began managing the paper cut and hanging mobiles business of Anni Knudsen.

Livingly reissued the classic 1950s and 1960s mobiles of designers Anni und Bent Knudsen. Amongst them was the famous UFO-mobile first introduced at the 1964 New York World's Fair.

Louise Helmersen is inspired by the Op Art movement of the 1960s, a style of visual art that makes use of optical illusions.

All mobiles are designed and handmade in Denmark and delivered in appealing gift packages.

You can find the whole collection at www.livingly.dkand at the stands of Dr. J.Volkmar Stöber.

These Swedish cards are truly surprising! The artist Pia Malmros uses the effect of different perspectives – parts of the front of the card are cut out and reveal the motif inside the card. Be it the robin that sits on a birch tree branch or the hoof motif of an elk.

The programme consists of many card motifs for the whole year as well as charming scenes of Swedish Christmas.

The butter knifes made out of juniper wood form part of the traditional Scandinavian Stöber collection. The cut-out handles include motifs such as elk, the Christmas Tomte, cats, hearts or fish. Beautiful boxes made out of alder wood - produced in the traditional Sami way - and half-linen tea towels   complement this part of the collection. The tea towels feature motifs such as elk, reindeer and Dalarna horse.

The Three Wise Men are stitched by hand and are part of our comprehensive table linen collection.

All our tablecloths, table runners and table napkins have a hemstitch. The embroidery shows flowers and seasonal motifs such as fir trees or fir cones. All our table linen is hand-stitched in Vietnam, a country with a long tradition of embroidery.

Swedish wooden handicraft include napkin racks, Christmas tree decorations and of course the beloved 'stick-birds' that have formed part of the Stöber collection for many years. In addition we offer lovely Swedish cotton ribbons in classic and cheerful designs, as well as others in Scandinavian national colours, and in tradtional motifs such as elk, Dalarna horse or Nils Holgersson.