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Some objects never really belong to just one generation.
To celebrate 100 years since the birth of Kurt Naef, Naef revisits its iconic Naef Spiel in a special anniversary edition, with a colour palette inspired by the earliest versions from the 1960s.
Made from maple and crafted with remarkable precision, its geometric pieces invite you to build, balance, experiment, and start again and again.
But Naef Spiel has always been more than a toy. It is play, sculpture, and Swiss design history in one beautifully tactile object. Something to enjoy, display, keep, and perhaps pass down to another generation.
Naef Spiel Edition 100 Years Kurt Naef is now available at Hello There Store!

You don’t sit on this. You commit to it.

Meet FACHIRO — the seat that looks like a bad decision and feels like a very good one.

Born in 1975 from (still) an architecture student named Marzio Cecchi, who clearly didn’t believe in playing it safe, now back in a limited edition that still refuses to behave. Spikes everywher, comfort where it matters. It’s not a chair, it’s a conversation starter with a soft side.

Pre-orders are now open via DM. You hesitate, you lose it.

Happy New Year! 🎠 Art goes for a ride!

Gufram teamed up with Keith Haring and the legendary Luna Luna park to bring pure artistic joy into the home.

Born from the world’s first artist-designed amusement park, these iconic carousel figures leap from fairground fantasy to sculptural reality. Haring’s unmistakable characters — bold, dancing, alive — are reimagined by Gufram in full life-size form, handcrafted in soft polyurethane and finished with vibrant Guflac® paint.

All pieces are now available for pre-order in our shop. Step right up — this is one ride you don’t want to miss.

In 1987, Luna Luna landed in Hamburg, Germany: the world’s first art amusement park with rides, games, and attractions by visionaries like Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Roy Lichtenstein, Salvador Dalí, David Hockney, Kenny Scharf, and Sonia Delaunay.
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Keith Haring designed a carousel that transformed the unmistakable marks he used to “graffiti” the New York subway into three-dimensional forms bursting with color.⁠ In his version of the carousel archetype, anthropomorphic and zoomorphic figures amplified their dynamism by the rotating motion of the machine, creating a feast of strong colors and profiles. Instead of white horses, one could go around sitting on sculptures whose form did not suggest a clear approach to use, but, as the photographs tell, left full freedom of interpretation.

Other artists included André Heller, Joseph Beuys, Arik Brauer, Manfred Deix, Rebecca Horn, Daniel Spoerri, Jim Whiting, and Philip Glass. The park was the brainchild of Austrian artist André Heller and included rides, games, and attractions designed by these and other visionaries.

Postmodern geometry for the dinner table — a new old stock set of four napkin rings designed by Nathalie du Pasquier for the Danish-Swiss brand Bodum, in 1990.
Made in the EEC (Europe) from chrome-plated brass, each ring features a unique sculptural shape. The perfect fusion of function and Memphis-era playfulness on your dinner table.
A rare find for design collectors and lovers of Du Pasquier's bold forms and mirrored surfaces!

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Beak swivels. Light dims. Style? Unmatched.
Meet the iconic Toucan lamp (aka Tucano or Cocorì) — designed by Enea Ferrari in 1970, now reborn in vibrant colors and modern tech.

Available now in Yellow, Red & Green, and yes, it’s still Made in Italy 🇮🇹 by Linea Zero (previously named Old Timer Ferrari).

Bright colors, bold builds, endless fun! Meet Tigno — Naef's newest creation, designed by Heiko Hillig. Build castles, bridges, and even marble runs with these beautifully painted non-toxic wooden pieces. And oh, so touchable!
Get yours today at Hello There Store!

Monday inspo with the Ettore Sottsass exhibition at Studio Casoli / on Filicudi Island, June - July 2025.
Filicudi was Sottsass's sanctuary in the 1980s — his summer refuge with his partner Barbara Radice. The island's elemental simplicity and timeless horizon shaped his contemplative approach to design, form, and narrative.

Photos by Luisa Porta / .porta.p