Menu - Howdy owl

 

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Charles & Ray Eames were the first ones to show their gratitude to a beloved bird, offering tribute to it with the Eames House Bird. Now Menu and the Norway designers Engesvik and StokkeAustad say welcome to a new bird: Howdy Owl.

Howdy Owl from Menu is a mixture of sagacity and creativity and a decorative celebration of real originality. Inspired by mystery, sagacity and magic that are often connected to owls, Howdy Owl has an equally simple and strong presence.

”We want to create a sculptural expression that doesn’t follow different aims than to be a decorative invitation to the viewers. In this sense, Howdy Owl is an appeal to move. An invitation to ask questions and to repeat or to be inspired by the sagacity and knowledge of Owls”, explains the designer Andreas Engevik.

He small wooden creature, Howdy Owl is made out of one piece of basswood by Menu, and it is available in three different sizes.

Design: Andreas Engesvik

The Norway designer Andreas Engesvik was born in 1970. In the year 2000 Andreas Engesvik graduated and became the founder of the design studio Norway in the same year. He works with his own name since 2009. Designer Andreas Engesvik

Design: StokkeAustad

StokkeAustad is a Norway design team based in Oslo. The designers Jonas R. Stokke and Øystein Austad work together with Linn Tale Haugen and Joachim Levin here. Designer StokkeAustad