These are my favourites:  1 – By Rob Ryan. This is certainly a stag with attitude! :-) Wacky, mustard-yellow and punky with a strong lamenting message.

2 – By Nicola Malkin. Fun, crazy and decorative!

3 – By Lulu Guinness. Cute and cool! Would like this over my dressing table mirror.

Although these designer stags are regrettably not within my price range, I’m getting all sorts of ideas on how to pimp my own Graham and Green staghead. And with a little donation to the homeless cause I can feel as if I’m participating in the initiative in a small way also. :-)

I just have to mention these lovely beige DSW, spotted at Danish auction house Lauritz, as they are deadly trendy. I tried to buy some about week ago, but gave up when price rose too high. Too popular. Can’t keep a secret like this though!

These chairs were specially manufactured by Herman Miller for American soldiers stationed in Germany. Each chair has a unique number and since they were designed for outdoor use the seats each have five holes for rain water.

At the moment there are no active lots on these, but in recent auctions the hammer price has landed on approx. 4500 SEK | €500 | £440 | $720 | a chair, including buyer’s premium (on average; they have been sold in pairs, and sets of 4 and 6 chairs – smaller and more worn groups less pricey per piece). Coolness!

Update April 15th: You can right now find these chairs, in a slightly stone/greyish tone, at Blocket (i.e. Swedish equivalent of Craigslist). A March auction winner changed her mind.

Update April 19th: There are now two active lots at Lauritz; 6 stone greyish/rough ending at 27th, 6 nicer/beiger closing at May 2nd.

Update April 26th: Now there’s another bunch of them for sale at Blocket! The second regretful auction winner in two weeks (!) What happened. Did they think the chairs were nicer IRL, I mean they are actually quite scraped, worn and …grey? Hm. Let’s see how the April 27th auction goes-  those chairs have same kind of ‘unpolished’ condition like the regretted ones at Blocket….

As my sample below shows, this auction contains a daring mix of old and new, mahogany and steel, handicrafts and industry. The border between the centuries is blurred and the line between what is considered beautiful and ugly is questioned. Because, this auction wants to inspire cross-border decor or might I say, out-of-the-box decor. Through the themes conservatory, industrial and adventure Bukowskis aims to capture the contemporary dualism and ruined romanticism as well as industrial exploration and progress.

Browse the full auction here. If you happened to fall in love with any of the pieces featured above and want to know how the estimation on how big the hole in your wallet will be, a link list of featured items can be found if you look here, in auction # order:

26. A set of six Hans J Wegner CH-30 oak and teak chairs by Carl Hansen, Denmark
63. THEODOR HENRIK LUNDH 1812-1896, Still life with bird.
194. STELLAN MÖRNER 1896-1979, The Priest
432. A Ludwig Mies van der Rohe ‘Barcelona’ ottoman for Knoll International, USA, 1960´s
546. DOMENICO ZAMPIERI IL DOMENICHINO. Attributed to Female saint.
557. A Swedish cupboard dated 1799
665. An early 20th century luggage trunk
671 & 678. Harry Bertoia black metal “Diamond chair”
675. A chest of drawers, 1800th century
685. A French late 19th century sofa
707. An Italian “Brionvega” 1960s radio
714. A Josef Frank brass and white lacquered table lamp, model 2466 for Svenskt Tenn.
733. A set of four Stig Lindberg and Berndt Friberg miniatyre vases, Gustavsberg’s studio.
746. A pair of French three-light candelabra, 19th cent second half.
747. A French 19th century bronze pot.
751. A late 19th cent punch bowl
765. A pair of Swedish early 20th century gates.
767. A Swedish mid 20th century solar clock.
772. A 20th century stuffed wildboar.
814. EINAR JOLIN 1890-1976, Still life with Hortensia and mask.
822. A Ray and Charles Eames rockingchair for Herman Miller, US.
824. A set of six Nanna Ditzel “Trinidad” beech chairs for Fredricia Furniture, Denmark.
850. Coffee- and teaservice, 63 pieces. Herend Hungary.
864. A blue and white 17th century jar, Qing dynasty.

This is really rock n roll for an eclectic style enthusiast!

This morning a new place to find nice interior pieces has seen the internet light. Inredningsauktion.se is an online auction where you can find new interior products, sold directly from furnishing companies. Have a peek! I’ve alredy found an interesting item to bid for.:)