Kinta has started a cooperation with the Danish designer Mads Kjædegaard. The result is a series of modern interior products made of acacia, nine of which have been put into production.

The products are introduced to the market under a new brand, Design for Kinta, using the existing Kinta production channels. This means using local craft traditions and raw materials that are sustainable sourced.

Mads Kjædegaards designs can be characterized as elegant and functional - with a twist. The designs are everyday objects designed to be handled and used regularly, aging with grace. The inspiration comes from many different sources - the two stools Ming and Kang are for instance inspired by Chinese vases; the nested bowls, Circle, the egg cup and the related salt cellar, Tower by geometrical forms; Biloba salad servers take their shape from the leaves of the ginkgo biloba tree.

Origin

The Design for Kinta collection made of acacia is produced in the Philippines. All products are handcrafted and although produced in series not two of the products are exactly identical.

Care instructions

For care, the products should be washed by hand and dried by cloth. Oil regularly.

Profile

Design for Kinta products are characterized by a modern and timeless design combined with the fair trade principles.