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With a Strong Relation to Scandinavian Design SAGAFORM SPRING 2021 SAGAFORM With a strong relation to Scandinavian design. SAGAFORM SPRING 2021 5100040 Decoration Hold 10-11 Moon 12-13 Top vase 14-15 Kitchen Nature 20-31 Coffee & More 32-39 Accent 40-41 Spectra 42-43 Club 44-47 Tradition 48-51 Outdoor Picnic 54-57 Outdoor living 58-63 BBQ 64-65 Textile 66-67 To Go 68-73 We cannot be held responsible for any printing errors. Timeless design caring about the familiar With a strong relationship to Scandinavian design we And speaking of age our classics are of course an continue to develop our work around a sustainable important part of our overall concept in the future. production of gifts and products for the home. Gifts We value them very much and really want to high- to be used and appreciated in many homes by many light their function and shape a little extra. Because families during a long time to come. We choose to nothing is as important to us as our products lasting call it: Timeless design caring about the familiar. over time and becoming a central element in every home. In new as well as classic shape our product Lots of joy sets the tone for how we want our prod- design should care about the familiar in combination ucts to be received during spring and summer 2021. with a strong function both indoors and outdoors. Naturally function remains in focus as our design from a purely stylistic point of view is both usable and And outdoors in particular has got a new meaning beautiful to look at. Interior-design details that you, these days. We like to meet and do things together or the person you surprise, should be able to use in even if we have to keep our distance around the camp more than one way. Gifts that easily can have a per- fire, on the terrace, in the garden – examples of a sonal touch no matter what style the home has. few of the many places where our durable products will appear to advantage and enhance the feeling of The Nordic nature with its fantastic colours is a big community at a distance. source of inspiration for us and continues to be the foundation for how we shape and develop our This said, we want to wish you very welcome to new collections, both in tone and materials. We therefore inspiration together with us at Sagaform! choose to make use of for example glass, bamboo, ceramics, wood and stone, all stylish and durable materials which just get better looking with age. 4 Sustainability for the future It should be easy to make good choices, which is One of our strengths is that we have our own CSR a key part of the development of our sustainability staff in place in the production countries who work work. At Sagaform AB, we put great emphasis on full time on these issues. The work includes, for sustainability in our processes and take responsibility example, improved working conditions, progressive for how our operations affect people and the envi- chemical work, and streamlining transport and logis- ronment. Of course, we hope that you are satisfied tics. Through internal controls in combination with with your purchased products but also with us as a independent reviews, we make sure that our products company. are produced under good social conditions and do not contain any harmful chemicals. Do you want to As part of the New Wave Group, we pursue active know more? Please browse our Sustainability folder sustainability work towards a vision of sustainable which you will find on our website under Sustainability. growth where business solutions are not only finan- There is an interesting read about all our CSR work cially favorable but also sustainable from a social through the New Wave Group. and environmental perspective. You can also read more about how we work with CSR What makes the biggest difference is how we and sustainability on the parent company's website conduct our everyday business. That is why we are www.nwg.se. There we have gathered all information working to integrate sustainability issues into our core about important activities, collaborations, and goals business. The work includes, for example, improved for the future. working conditions in production countries, progres- sive chemical work, and streamlining transport and logistics. Our common main goal with the sustainability work is to create products with the longest life possible, to minimize the product's negative impact on people and the environment during its life cycle. In our work, we take into account all three dimensions of sustaina- bility - social, environmental, and economic. 4 5 All wrapped up We work to create good, loving relationships. We do this by offering carefully selected, well-designed, value-for-money gifts in attractive packaging that are just as much fun to give as they are to receive. We take a little extra care with the packaging of these ready-made gifts. So we don’t just wrap them in tissue paper, as we do with all our products. We also provide a card and silk ribbon. So all you have to do is write a message, tie the ribbon and in an instant you have a very thoughtful gift. Keep an eye out for this symbol. It let´s you know which products that are gifts with card and ribbon ready inside. 6 6 7 Do you wish to see more of our entire range, 8 go to Sagaform.com Decoration To us decoration should be classic, have a great function and always be appreciated to receive or give away. Here you will find products which both take up space and harmonize with the Scandinavian design. 8 9 Do you wish to see more of our entire range, 1010 go to Sagaform.com Hold Hold is a unique prize-winning series designed by Pascal Charmolu. Multifunctional vases and tealight holders made of hand-blown glass Hold lantern Designer: Pascal Charmolu with a metal casing that can be adjusted vertically. By simply moving Art.No: 5017870 the metal casing up or down you adjust the height to everything from Material: Metal/Mouth-blown glass. Size: 10x10x25cm smaller bouquets to long-stemmed cut flowers. The vase is available Minimum number: 6 in three sizes and the tealight holders in two. Type of pack: Box 7 394150 178706 Hold vase big, gold Hold vase big, silver Hold lantern & vase, gold Hold lantern & vase, silver Designer: Pascal Charmolu Designer: Pascal Charmolu Designer: Pascal Charmolu Designer: Pascal Charmolu Art.No: 5018039 Art.No: 5018040 Art.No: 5017869 Art.No: 5018036 Material: Metal/Mouth-blown glass. Material: Metal/Mouth-blown glass. Material: Metal/Mouth-blown glass. Material: Metal/Mouth-blown glass. Size: 15x15x28cm Size: 15x15x28cm Size: 11x11x20cm Size: 11x11x20cm Minimum number: 2 Minimum number: 2 Minimum number: 6 Minimum number: 6 Type of pack: Giftbox Type of pack: Giftbox Type of pack: Giftbox Type of pack: Giftbox 7 394150 180396 7 394150 180402 7 394150 178690 7 394150 180365 Hold vase small, gold Hold vase small, silver Hold lantern small, gold Hold lantern small, silver Designer: Pascal Charmolu Designer: Pascal Charmolu Designer: Pascal Charmolu Designer: Pascal Charmolu Art.No: 5018041 Art.No: 5018037 Art.No: 5018042 Art.No: 5018043 Material: Metal/Mouth-blown glass. Material: Metal/Mouth-blown glass. Material: Metal/Mouth-blown glass. Material: Metal/Mouth-blown glass. Size: 8x8x15cm Size: 8x8x15cm Size: 7x7x12cm Size: 7x7x12cm Minimum number: 6 Minimum number: 6 Minimum number: 6 Minimum number: 6 Type of pack: Giftbox Type of pack: Giftbox Type of pack: Giftbox Type of pack: Giftbox 7 394150 180419 7 394150 180372 7 394150 180426 7 394150 180433 10 11 Pascal Charmolu is the Frenchman who found love in Sweden and via Konstfack in Stockholm quickly became a household name in Swedish design. Pascal is also the name behind both Hold and Moon created for Sagaform. Moon With the moon as inspiration the designer Pascal Charmolu has created the vase Moon for Sagaform. A vase which flirts with geometric shapes and lets the straight lines meet the round. A modern vase combining the beautiful with the functional. Vase Moon is elegant, simple and stylish. A vase standing out on its own but which will rise to a new level with a twig or some flowers. Moon vase large, sand Moon vase small, sand Moon vase large, black Moon vase small, black Designer: Pascal Charmolu Designer: Pascal Charmolu Designer: Pascal Charmolu Designer: Pascal Charmolu Art.No: 5018152 Art.No: 5018151 Art.No: 5018035 Art.No: 5018034 Material: Iron. Material: Iron. Material: Iron. Material: Iron. Size: 23x7x30cm Size: 16x5x21cm Size: 23x7x30cm Size: 16x5x21cm Minimum number: 6 Minimum number: 6 Minimum number: 6 Minimum number: 6 Type of pack: Box Type of pack: Box Type of pack: Box Type of pack: Box 7 394150 181522 7 394150 181515 7 394150 180358 7 394150 180341 12 12 13 14 Top vase A product with several functions. Top vase is made of mouth-blown glass and metal. A simple but decorative interior-design detail which works as a vase for single cut flowers and as a candle holder, or why not as a carafe. We dare say that this is a new classic appreciated in every home. Top vase large, gold Top vase, silver Top vase, gold Art.No: 5018148 Art.No: 5018059 Art.No: 5017905 Material: Metal/mouth blown-glass. Material: Metal/Mouth-blown glass. Material: Metal/Mouth-blown glass. Size: 22x19x22cm Size: 15x15x18cm Size: 15x15x17cm Minimum number: 6 Minimum number: 6 Minimum number: 6 Type of pack: Box Type of pack: Giftbox Type of pack: Giftbox 7 394150 181485 7 394150 180594 7 394150 179055 14 15 Nature lantern Nature candleholder Nature marble candleholder Candle holder, gold-coloured Elegant lantern featuring a blend of An atmospheric candle holder for Sagaform’s classic candle lantern Decorative tall candle lantern with Nature’s signature materials of wood, smaller pillar candles.
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