musique

The <n>Ma Sconce No. 4</n>, a ceramic stoneware light fixture designed by <n>Kassandra Thatcher</n>.

One recognizes various musical instruments when looking at the playful Hi-Hat knobs, from a classical cymbal to the bell of swinging brass instruments. The knobs are made from iron and come in either a plated brass or a plated bronze colour, adding warmth and elegance to the wall. Each knob comes with two different screws for mounting directly in a wall or to mount on a kitchen or furniture front.

All knobs are sold in sets of two
Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen &amp; Tommy Hyldahl
Material: 100% Iron/Steel
Dimensions: 1.77" Ø x 0.98" D


*If out of stock, please allow 4-8 weeks

HiHat Knobs, Medio - Bronze, Set of 2

Custom audio system by <n>Marcel Roggero</n> with <n>Altec</n> and <n>Onken</n> components, 2015.

<n>Radio in Cristallo</n> designed by <n>Franco Albini</n> in 1938.

The Village Depicts Home Through Miniature Stone Sculptures

Braun TP 1, T 4, and T 530 portable radios designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> in 1962. Photo by <n>Das Programm</n>.

The <n>Tempo Lamp</n> by <n>Christian Haas</n> at the <n>Um Cento De Cestos</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>Passa Ao Futuro</n>.

<n>Ajna</n> (2012), a sound sculpture by <n>Pierpaolo Salvi</n>. Photo by <n>Danilo Donzelli</n>.

<n>Braun T4</n> radio by <n>Dieter Rams</n> and <n>Panasonic P-Case</n> radio by <n>Shin Ishibori</n>.

Assembly: Yabu Pushelberg’s contribution to The Village

Garden of Russolo sound machines by Yuri Suzuki

Custom 12” speaker with an aluminum horn designed and hand-built by <n>new fidelity</n>.