Kay Bojesen's 1951 Monkey took shape in Kay Bojesen's head as a coat hook, but ended up becoming a world-famous little wooden monkey. This version is made of smoked oak and natural oak, and will look great in the living room or a child's bedroom.

Kay Bojesen's premise in his work was a conviction that his objects should have life, blood and a heart. This is especially obvious in his beloved wooden animals, which have adorned children's bedrooms with smiles, taking children's dreams to far-flung lands. They stay with you from childhood into adulthood, and we call them classics because we would not want to be without them. And because they were made with love, imagination and intelligence.