World's first analogue product configurator Nobody saw it coming but here it is, the world's first analogue product configurator ! An idea coming straight from the ingenious designer Jörg Höltje, at the base of the brand Hausen. From its full name, the Regalomat, could reveal itself to be a total revolution in the design’s world, an opportunity to visualize in person the Shrink shelves for example, and to play with the colors to configure it following your very own taste through an infinite number of possibilities. Very soon you will be able to meet Jörg and his Regalomat in Copenhagen during the fair « Three days of design », don't miss the unprecedented luck to test the innovation that the...

COLOUR BOX  Until the end of the year 2024, LYS Vintage will be showcasing promising Nordic design brands and their best products in bright colors. In this unique format, Studio hausen from Hamburg, Swedish Ninja from Sweden and the Danish brands Raawii and Matias Moellenbach come together and focus on the joy of the bold use of intense colors. The four up-and-coming labels will present selected pieces from their collections in the COLOUR BOX pop-up exhibition, creating a visual celebration of color.LYS Vintage, the renowned Hamburg institution for Scandinavian design, is hosting this unique pop-up exhibition until the end of December, accompanied by a series of exclusive events. Afterwards, the COLOR BOX will go on a national and international tour...

hausen x hamburg a photographic ode The City as a Stage"Hausen x Hamburg" is a photographic project by designer Jörg Höltje, stylist Ilka Teige-Zuzak, and photographer Volker Lammers. These three recent residents have fallen in love with Hamburg and express their affection through this ode to the city.Hamburg easily captures one's heart, not because of its weather, but because of its people, who defy the typical Nordic coolness. Above all, it's the juxtaposition of places, ranging from the ugly to the beautiful, the classy to the gritty, that define the city's diverse character.In return for the city's charm and its welcoming inhabitants, we present a limited edition of our SHRINK shelf in the color "Salmon." Six motifs depict the shelf...

The time is ripe to bring one of the most renowned wood species in furniture design back into the center of interest.  Beech has been ignored for a long time, yet it has exquisite properties that make it one of the most applied woods for furniture making ever since. We are now pleased to welcome beech of the very highest quality and from sustainable sources to our LINK shelving collection. Beech forests are not endangered and belong to the natural vegetation and  stretched across the whole of Northern Europe. 

A photo exhibition by Alina Pape and GRAVUR hosted by hausen In her work, the designer, photographer Aline Pape has been questioning the effects of binary gender concepts on society for several years. In the exhibited project "Modern Gender," Pape challenges traditional depictions of "masculinity" by offering an alternative perspective that goes beyond the binary gender order. The project involves collaboration with various male-identified individuals who have been given traditionally "feminine" attributes to experiment with their gender identity. Through this, Pape aims to explore how gender roles and habits can be transformed. By questioning the normalized representations of "masculinity," Pape's project becomes a social experiment that attempts to find out how far photography can influence social processes. More information at...

We are excited to announce our collaboration with FLWR studio, a sustainable and ethical florist brand, to bring you the perfect addition to our SHRINK shelves with a flower decoration made of paper.  The SHRINK shelves are more than just your average shelving unit. They are handcrafted with precision and care from high-quality, sustainably sourced materials, ensuring that they will not only look beautiful but will also last for years to come. The shelves are available in a variety of colors, making them perfect for any room in your home.

A plump plagiarism of our LINK shelving system was awarded the 1st prize of the Plagiarius negative Prize this year.   Plagiarism is not a compliment but a serious problem. It is money-making at the expense of our intellectual property, creativity and the effort we have invested in product development. The plagiarism's design, concept and proportions are copied 1:1, but without our high-quality standards. The plagiarism is made of cheap mango wood, the brackets are thin and warped.  Plagiarism is just another representative of a new negative development. Similar to "Fast Fashion", one can talk about "Fast Furniture" here. Cheap products are thrown onto the market in large quantities in order to achieve quick sales with seasonal trends and fashions. The companies save the wages of the designers or a time-consuming...