A Christmas Wish List with Tom Dixon’s Helene Andersen

Celebrated for their distinctive homeware, lighting and furniture Tom Dixon is our go-to for contemporary design at home. The British brand has been supplying us with the resources to create lust-worthy interiors for the past two decades and is headed up by Tom himself. Starting his career in the 1980's, Tom's creative talents in the interiors industry lead him to become Head of Design at Habitat before launching his eponymous label in 2002. Fast forward to the modern day and the brand is supported by talented teams across the world, launching concept stores everywhere from Beijing to New York. We asked Creative Director Helene Andersen which pieces from Coggles are at the top of her list this season.

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1. Tom Dixon Puck Cocktail Glass (Set of 2)

Tom Dixon Puck Cocktail Glass (Set of 2)

£85.00

‘We are obsessed with stacking - with its uniform base, PUCK allows for endless architectural compositions - and treacherous entertaining at the dining table!’

2. Bang & Olufsen H9 3.0 Over Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones - Matte Black

Bang & Olufsen H9 3.0 Over Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones - Matte Black

£450.00

'Comfortable, great sound, simple - Danish’.

3. Marant Etoile Women's Domi Faux Leather Mid Skirt - Black

Marant Etoile Women's Domi Faux Leather Mid Skirt - Black

‘I like the understated silhouette with a touch of rock ’n roll - and BLACK is my favourite ‘colour’

4. Tom Dixon Melt Pendant Mini LED - Chrome

Tom Dixon Melt Pendant Mini LED - Chrome

£660.00

'Inspired by imperfections and the beauty of the organic, these MELT pendants produce a mesmerizing deep space effect.'

5. Veja Kid's Esplar Velcro Trainers - Extra White/Nautico/Pekin

Veja Kid's Esplar Velcro Trainers - Extra White/Nautico/Pekin

‘Fair trade sneakers in organic cotton and wild rubber - perfect for my 6 year old Rava’.

 

6. Helmut Lang Women's Sleeveless T-Shirt - White

Helmut Lang Women's Sleeveless T-Shirt - White

‘Helmut Lang defined my look in 00’ Copenhagen. His use of unconventional - utilitarian materials and his collaboration with another hero of mine: Louise Bourgeois was aspirational’. A real shame that he left his label and retired from fashion.'