Kahler Gingerbread is a series of handmade gingerbread houses, where Kahler's ceramic origins and the traditional Danish Christmas have been put into a common design formula. With a height of 17 cm, this gingerbread house exudes Christmas, charm and traditions and is the largest of the gingerbread houses. The front of the house is covered with a fine timber-framed pattern, a round and beautifully decorated window, and a large gate that invites you indoors for plenty of authentic warmth and coziness. The sides of the lighthouse are decorated with large white hearts to symbolize the season of goodwill. Create a cozy Christmas landscape by placing little elves around the houses, or use the houses individually as handmade design elements. The shiny and tactile glaze and rustic, unglazed ceramic, will look beautiful on display and spread plenty of Christmas cheer. The Gingerbread lighthouses have a brown, matt exterior, reminiscent of gingerbread dough, and are decorated with white, shiny decorations and white roofs that look like icing. An important detail is that the gingerbread houses are glazed white on the inside to reflect the warm glow from the tealights. All sizes are carved by hand, and the light from the houses creates playful clusters of light and shadow wherever you place them.

This Christmas Kähler's Nobili series of cone-shaped tealight holders and ornamental cones now features a new satin-gold color. This classic Christmas color lends the series a touch of warmth and coziness. The cones come in two sizes with a brass-look handle, while the tealight holders in the series come in three sizes. Streaming through the hand-cut light holes, the light comes to life as silhouettes dance across the walls and other surfaces of your home. The designers, Mette Bache & Bendix Becker, designed the series with the goal of introducing a playful look at December home interiors, with handmade ceramic representations of Christmas traditions. The design plays with the glossy, tactile glaze, countered by the raw, unglazed ceramic that characterizes both the candle holders and the ornaments.

The Urbania collection pays tribute to light and is a perfect accompaniment to the Christmas ambience. The small earthenware houses, designed by the designer duo, Bache and Bendix Becker, were inspired by familiar types of buildings and emit the most stunning light through windows and doors. The distinctive townhouse with its obvious classicist references is no exception. Let it glow by itself or place it next to other Urbania houses to create a totally unique look on the windowsill, on a sideboard or on the Christmas table.

We already had one of these and added another for a new member of the family.. Anonymous. Fri Dec 05 2025

The Urbania lighthouses are all inspired by the architecture of the past, the present, and the future. The little tower with its numerous delicate tiny hand-cut windows of various sizes creates adorable and enchanting light silhouettes and is a smaller version of the larger tower in the range. Create a personal and adorable tableau with other lighthouses or let the little tower glow alone.

Tivoli’s main entrance, designed by architects Richardt Bergmann and Emil Blichfeldt, was inaugurated in 1890. Bache and Bendix Becker are the artists behind Urbania, a series of small faience houses that each form an enclosed tealight holder. The ceramic tealight houses reflect a modern interpretation of urban landscape through an elegant and exclusive expression and are classical ceramic art in a beautiful, Nordic design. The tealight houses are characterized by strict silhouettes that make room for creativity in the design of each individual window, all of which are hand-carved, uniting Kahler’s unique cultural legacy with modern, quality ceramics.

The Urbania lighthouse is a replica of a modernistic apartment house that spreads marvelous silhouettes and alluring shadows through its hand-carved windows. Its deep-white glaze is illuminated by a single tea light in a vibrant and poetic display of the diverse urban space. Create a unique porcelain town with the Urbania lighthouses and enjoy the glow of the tea light inside and outside.

Cool urban building. Great for those of us who live in buildings like this.. Anonymous. Fri Dec 05 2025