Danish design brand Menu has just released a collection of objects in collaboration with renowned stylist Colin King following the successful release of the Interconnect candle holder last year (more about this below). Expressive in both form and scale, each piece is intended to be the striking finishing touch in a space.

Colin King for Menu

Professionally trained as a dancer, Colin King found himself at the intersection between a dancer’s awareness of space and a stylist’s impulse to bring it to life before foraying into the realm of product design. Currently based in Tribeca, New York City, he finds himself in a balance between being on set, styling and designing from his studio. He is continuously inspired by life’s everyday rituals, gestures, and imperfections – made beautiful by their ever-evolving presence within a given space. 

My personal favorite from the collection would be the Sentiment Paper Weight. The object transforms the humble pear into a beautiful hand-shaped sculpture that captures the essence of the fruit’s rich and ripe beauty. Cast in brass with an antique finish, the weighty design references the use of the pear in art, as an enduring symbol of abundance and femininity.

Colin King Interconnect candleholder

Last year Colin King and Menu took the design world by storm with the Interconnect candleholder (€238*– $274*): a sculptural centerpiece in oversized proportions yet simple geometric forms. The Interconnect candleholder is available in both polished brass and painted black steel and consists of a sphere, an angle, and a line. This is not just a mere candleholder, it’s a sculptural art piece for a special place in your home.

Related: check out my post on 11 of the best metal candle holders here.