If you are passionate about either miniatures or classic Danish design, then Minimii has something for you. If you are one of us who are passionate about both miniatures and Danish design, then you have already cried out; "–Finally!"
Of course, miniatures of design classics like the ones by Arne Jacobsen have been around for a long time, but Minimii goes further and presents an identical copy of Arne Jacobsen´s own villa from 1928 on Gotfred Rodes Vej 2, in Charlottenlund. The house is available in 1:16, which is a little bit smaller than the international scale 1:12.
One of the two owners of Minimii, Linda Stenberg, came up with the idea to produce the miniature house after having searched in vain for a modern dollhouse for her two daughters. So she started Minimii together with Claus Hojer Hansen in 2009, with the goal to deliver toys that appeal to children´s imagination and parents´ sense of quality. Minimii wants to spread knowledge about Danish design as well and what could be a better way for children to learn about Danish design than to play with Arne Jacobsen´s own house in miniature?
Although the dollhouse looks like the original in many ways, some clever solutions had to be made to make it easy and fun to actually be able play with. For instance, the roof and walls of the miniature house can be mounted and dismounted with the help of magnets, which allows several children to play with the house at the same time, just as it will make it easier for the collector to show the interiors. Furthermore, thin layers of iron sheets have been placed in
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between the floors to make it easy to fasten and move around the magnetic lamps, arts and accessories. Each one of the designer lamps added to the collection of Minimii will have its own small lithium battery. There is no need to place the dollhouse near an electrical wall socket.
With permission from Arne Jacobsen´s family and from Fritz Hansen, who makes Jacobsen´s furniture today, Linda and Claus started to produce miniatures of furniture classics like the Egg chair and the Swan chair, both originally designed in 1958 for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen.
In Minimii´s collection we also find timeless designs like the Lounge table, designed in 1968 by Danish Piet Hein with contribution to the base design by Bruno Mathsson and Arne Jacobsen. But naturally, no collection of famous Danish design miniatures would be complete without Denmark´s biggest selling chair throughout all times; Arne Jacobsen´s No7, originally designed for Rødovre City Hall. You can also buy The Swan Sofa 1958, Lounge and Dining tables 1968,
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