COLLECTION NO. 2
A snapshot of a richly laid table that immediately transports us back to summer. As we head into a new season, this is a beautiful reminder of times we’re able to gather outdoors with our nearest and dearest.
– 100 piece puzzle
– Completed Size: 8.5 x 10.625 in
– Box Size: 5 x 4.5 x 2.5 in
– Pieces finished with a soft-touch, glare-free coating
– Made with recycled materials
This darling is the perfect desk-top pick me up to have by your side when you're stumped by a work problem or tough email you have to write and need to reset by using a different part of your brain. It doesn't take up much space and is an absolute treat to look at. 10/10 will bring more joy to your work week.
I love to 'curate' gifts, and this was the right colors/motif for adult daughter's bday gift!
I gifted a few of the 100 piece puzzles to a 9 year old for her birthday, and she went crazy for them! Gorgeous, appealing designs + really pleasing texture of the puzzle pieces themselves. The 100 piece size was perfect for her (and honestly, for me! an adult!) as it held our attention and made us feel super accomplished to do a puzzle in one sitting.
Artist Josephine Rais is a freelance illustrator and strategic designer living and working in Berlin, Germany. Along with her work as co-founder of the design collective TheBoysClub Berlin, Rais illustrates magazines, books, advertisements, social media, and brand packaging. Her signature brightly colored characters and flowing forms are born of inspiration from everything that surrounds and challenges her. “My illustrations are snapshots, or fragments of them, that evoke emotions in me.”
“A Table in Summer is a tribute to those little moments in life that seem so ordinary at first glance, and yet are so precious. A richly laid table, surrounded by friends, who’ve gathered together on a warm summer evening. The year 2020 in particular has reminded me of the value of social interaction. For me, sharing a meal together is the ultimate symbol of community, friendship, and quality of life. Sometimes it takes a moment of being alone to rediscover these virtues." — Josephine Rais
