This exotic design takes us to the wild and untamed nature of tropical landscapes. Whether the tempting scent of hibiscus or the bright green of rainforest leafs, the lush vegetation is a feast for the senses, lifts the spirit and fills the heart with joy. And this beautiful energy also reflects in the enchanting design of the "Rustic Flower" drinking bottle. It creates a charming paradisal scene and shows the breathtaking beauty of tropical flora. And here the single leaves and blossoms in the design are decorated with fine floral ornaments that show great attention to detail. In contrast, the matt dark background builds the perfect canvas for the bright colours, allowing them to unfold their full optical power and charisma. Whether for warm drinks during outdoor activities or for cold drinks during sports, with the practical clip lock, the Leeza can easily be opened and closed with one hand. A laser-perforated strainer allows it to brew tea directly in the thermos bottle. A Leeza is the perfect, easy to handle companion for on the road.

This beautiful artwork is inspired by the well-known work "Le Chat Noir" by the French Art Nouveau painter and artist Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen. It was created as a commissioned work and poster design for a popular cabaret in Montmartre. From 1881 to 1897, this was the meeting place for many writers, actors and chanson singers and was called Le Chat Noir - the black cat. As the first modern cabaret with table service and stage performances, Le Chat Noir quickly gained popularity and hosted many stars and politicians. The Cha Cult design takes up essential elements of the original poster and interprets them in a modern way.

This extraordinary series shows interpretations of different world-famous artworks by the Austrian artist Gustav Klimt. "The Kiss" is one of the most famous motifs of Art Nouveau painting. It shows a couple in love and is considered the most popular work from Klimt's golden phase. "The Expectation" is a section of a mosaic frieze that Klimt made in 1910/1911 for the Palais Stoclet in Brussels. The motif's fine decorative elements pay homage to Egyptian mysticism and symbolism, which were central themes in Klimt's "golden period".  The "The Virgin" shows women who each represent different stages of life. In this way, the work creates a connection between beauty and transience, youth and mortality. The richly detailed, colourful decorations of the artworks are given a high-quality touch by exclusive gold accents.  So this series looks particularly noble and fine. A must-have for all art enthusiasts and Klimt fans.

In this delightful garden ˈyou will experience your blue miracleˈ - but in a positive sense. Because this harmonious design features navy blue irises, sky blue hydrangeas as well as charming songbirds and delicate dragonflies in other shades of blue. In colour theory, blue is considered calming and stands for longing, dreaming and harmony. Many nature lovers also associate similar attributes with their garden, as an oasis of reflection and relaxation. The delicate and rich green tones of the decoration also pay into the authentic and natural optic of these beautiful items, underlining the lovely overall look. This enchanting series invites you to leave the everyday stress behind and let your mind wander.