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Hübsch

Hübsch is a Danish design brand with a passion for bringing a little happiness into your home.

04/09/2026

Stainless steel is having a moment. We’re quite happy to give it more wall space.⁠
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New for AW26, the Acier Shelf brings a lighter, more architectural approach to everyday storage. Made from stainless steel with a matte finish, it comes in two sizes: three levels for smaller spaces and six when there’s simply more to keep within reach.⁠
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Kitchen favourites, bathroom essentials, books, glasses, the bits you actually use. Everything stays visible, organised and easy to grab.⁠
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Three shelves or six. Which one fits your space?⁠
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02/09/2026

Not every vase needs to be the main event. Sometimes it’s the small one on the bedside table, catching a single stem you picked up on the walk home.⁠
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Glass, ceramic, amber, clear — small vases do a lot of quiet work: adding colour to a shelf, softening a sideboard, giving flowers somewhere to go that isn’t a kitchen glass. Easy to place, easy to live with, hard to stop at just one.⁠
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The small stuff is where a room actually starts to feel like yours.⁠
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01/09/2026

A familiar favourite, with a little more to play with.⁠
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For AW26, one of our most-loved designs returns in new ways. The Herringbone Shelf comes in a lovely darker poplar version, while the new Slide Shelf introduces three colour combinations and a sliding door for the things you’d rather keep out of sight.⁠
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By the bed, in the hallway or above a desk. Small shelves, it seems, have a rather big job to do.⁠
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01/09/2026

Big storage does its best work when you stop noticing it.⁠
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A cabinet with just enough hidden depth for what doesn’t need to be seen. Shelves that hold a season’s worth of reading without ever looking crowded.⁠
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This is furniture built to disappear into daily life while doing more than you’d expect of it — thoughtful, functional, made to outlast the trend it arrived in.⁠
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Big storage, quietly getting on with it.⁠
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31/08/2026

The kitchen doesn’t stay in its lane — chopping, drying, serving, storing, all in the same ten square metres.⁠
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Airy and Monarch boards take the papaya at breakfast and the garlic at dinner. Easypeasy tea towels do the unglamorous work by the sink. Amare trivets protect the counter, Clay plates and bowls wait their turn in the cupboard, a Wave roll holder sits exactly where a mess demands it, and Mano cutlery covers everything from toast to Sunday roast.⁠
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None of it asks to be noticed. A kitchen that works doesn’t need applause — just tools built for the volume of life passing through it.⁠
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30/08/2026

The kind of light that changes the whole room.⁠
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A soft glow by the sofa. A warm corner on the sideboard. A little atmosphere exactly where the evening happens.⁠
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28/08/2026

Two shelves, two ways of thinking about the same problem: somewhere for books, plants, the small stuff that needs a home but not a whole room.⁠
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Merge is compact and grid-like — good for a corner that needs structure. Noblesse leans taller and lighter, almost like a ladder, better where you want the shelf itself to read as a piece of furniture, not just storage.⁠
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Neither is trying to be the main event. Both are happy doing the quiet work of holding your things well.⁠
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26/08/2026

Your kitchen roll just got a rather beautiful upgrade.⁠
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Meisui turns one of the most ordinary things on the worktop into something worth leaving out. Made from solid clear glass, its flowing, water-inspired shape catches the light, while the weight keeps everything firmly in place.⁠
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Practical? Very. Sculptural? Also very.⁠
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25/08/2026

A stool never really has one job. It’s the extra seat when people stay for one more coffee, the step up to the top shelf, the surface for a plant that needed somewhere to go.⁠
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Ours come in oak, in colour, in pairs that stack — practical enough for a kitchen, good-looking enough for a living room corner. The kind of piece that earns its keep in about six different ways before you’ve even noticed.⁠
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23/08/2026

Flowers optional. Presence guaranteed.⁠
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Verre and Kawa each bring something unexpected to the table. Verre plays with bold colour, a sculptural foot and a silhouette that feels almost theatrical. Kawa takes a softer route, with flowing curves and textured glass that catches the light beautifully.⁠
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One is expressive. One is quietly fluid. Both are designed to stand out, with or without a single stem.⁠
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http://www.hubsch-interior.com/

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