Best In Show: Stockholm Furniture Fair 2017.
Best in Show: Stockholm Furniture Fair 2016.
Our recent coverage of Imm Cologne 2018 and Maison & Objet 2018.INSTALLATIONS.
摄影 @ by Abi Dare.‘A Quiet Reflection’ Installation curated by Annaleena Leino for My Residence Bookazine with Ariake Furniture & Wastberg Lighting // This sublime installation was set inside the former Mexican embassy in Stockholm – a stunning townhouse dating back to 1896, which will soon be transformed into a private home. Layers of texture and history provided the perfect backdrop for Ariake’s minimalist furniture and sleek Wästberg lamps. Scandi-design-porn at it’s best.
摄影 @ Staffan Sundström.‘The Lookout’ Installation by Note Design Studio for Tarkett Flooring // Tarkett enlisted Note to reinterpret the typical fair stand and showcase the design potential of flooring. With architectonic elements and a progressive colour palette, the combination of materials, colours and shapes demonstrates a whole new world of flooring possibilities, with surprising results. Nailed it!
摄影 @ Mikael Lundblad. Styling by Fanny Skoglund & Jessica Lagerman.TypeO x Temporärt Pop-Up // Swedish online store TypeO moved into Temporärt’s physical retail space, creating a multisensory design experience that merged design, interiors, products with coffee and food during Stockholm Design Week. Not sure about you, but we are unlikely to gett sick of Pop-Ups anytime soon, especially when they look this good. FLOORING & TEXTILES.
Images © Studio Sempix.Inga Sempé’s New Textile for Almedahls // Called ‘Drops on Line’, Paris-based Inga Sempé has created a white translucent fabric for blinds and screen dividers, featuring an unstructure line-and-dot pattern.
Harlequin rug by OkiikO Studio.
Piano Album Cover rug by Karolis Strautniekas.New Rugs by jot.jot // Young design brand jot.jot showcased a series of new rugs – Harlequin by OkiikO Studio, and Piano Album Cover rug by Karolis Strautniekas specifically caught out attention. Made from 100% pure wool, these statement-making designs are likely not to leave anyone feeling indifferent.
摄影 @ Terence Chin.Mr Fräg x Designer Rugs // Australian brand Designer Rugs unveiled a rug collection by Sydney industrial designer Mr Fräg. The collection takes its inspiration from Fräg’s fascination with timber joining techniques and his journey as a skilled craftsman. FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES.
Belle Reeve Sofa by Luca Nichetto.
Elliot Dining Table by Jason Miller.
Handle Side Table by Neri&Hu.Launch Performance & New Collection by De La Espada // Portuguese brand De La Espada presented ‘Let’s Pretend This Never Happened’ — an event that combined furniture design, drama, sound and music, within the intimate setting of a Stockholm home once owned by the manager of ABBA. Created by Studio Astolfi, the interactive theatrical event encouraged guests to engage with the furniture and one another with scenes that were joyful, reflective, and emotional.The total of fourteen new furniture designs were presented through a performance by two actors, Fernando Nobre and Vania Rovisco, with a specially written storyboard created to celebrate the pieces and bring them to life. A new collaboration between De La Espada and Brooklyn-based industrial designer Jason Miller launched at the event with the introduction of five new products. Further product launches included new designs by Neri&Hu, Matthew Hilton, and Luca Nichetto.
From left to right: Myko chair by Stefan Borselius, Gito Sideboard, Spisolini armchair by Andreas Engesvik, Enclose armchair, Hawu side table & Poppy Low pouf by Nina Jobs.
Spisolini chair by Andreas Engesvik.
Mame armchair by Luca Nichetto.
Myko chair by Stefan Borselius.
Grande table & Persimon lamp by Note Design Studio.New Furniture Collection by Fogia // Swedish brand Fogia launched a series of fourteen new products featuring rich colours and soft curves that channelled contemporary 1970s vibes. Designed by Luca Nichetto, Note Design Studio and Andreas Engesvik, amongst others, this collection cements Fogia as one of the leading contemporary Scandinavian design brands.
Loft Bar Stool by Thomas Bentzen.
Outline Series sofa by Anderssen & Voll & Airy coffee table by Cecillie Manz.New Collection from Muuto // Danish brand Muuto presented a series of new products, including the Loft Bar Stool – an extension of their existing chair collection; The Outline Sofa family by Anderssen & Voll and Airy Coffee Table by Cecillie Manz. LIGHTING.
Blossi.
Blossi.
Blossi.
Blossi.
Miira.
Miira.
Miira.
Miira.
Miira.Lighting Collection by New Danish Lighting Brand Nuura // Inspired by the Nordic light and the riches found in the Nordic nature, the new Danish lighting brand, Nuura, launched its four collections at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2018. Danish design combined with elegant lighting ensure the lamps appear as beautiful objects even when turned off. The collection of pendant, wall, floor and table lights – dubbed Anoli, Blossi, Liila and Miira – is crated with residential, hospitality and commercial spaces in mind.
Animation, styling & music by Nina Kauppi.Limbus GreenFrame Designed by Johan Kauppi for Glimakra of Sweden // GreenFrame is a floor screen designed to embraces and enlighten our favourite potted plants, with integrated lighting by Glimakra of Sweden. Designed by Johan Kauppi, GreenFrame allows plants to play a prominent role in an interior – even where daylight may not be enough. This new product was deliberately and ambitiously created with the purpose of contributing to better indoor climates, nicer workplaces and happier plants. GREENHOUSE & OTHER EMERGING DESIGNERS.
Barocche Mirror Series by Nikolai Kotlarczyk.
Graphic Grain Console by Nikolai Kotlarczyk.
Scena Mirror Series: Rotonda Table Mirror by Nikolai Kotlarczyk.
Wompoo Dining Chair by Nikolai Kotlarczyk.
Ember by Troels Flensted.
Poured Collection by Troels Flensted.
Solid Geometry Mirror by Troels Flensted.Nikolai Kotlarczyk and Troels Flensted at Greenhouse // The studios of Copenhagen based designers, Nikolai Kotlarczyk and Troels Flensted, shared the Greenhouse stage to present a mix of objects; from limited edition, production pieces and prototypes. Presenting their own personal works and projects, the two designers’ objects celebrate production processes, texture, pattern, colour, transparency and reflection. The duo’s work presents a diversirty found within Scandinavian contemporary design today, whilst retaining a refined approach to form and finishing.
Ro dining chair.
Fo floor lamp.Collection O by Hi Thanks Bye Studio // Collection O is a sculptural interpretation of the Canadian landscape fused with Chinese aesthetic by Studio Hi Thanks Bye founders, Stein Wang and Topher Kong, both immigrants from China. Seeing the panoramic vista of Canada in places like Algonquin Park, the Bruce Peninsula and Fogo Island, the designers were inspired to create a line of furniture that would mirror the vast and natural beauty of the Clandian landscape.
Fortuna chair by Hanna Stenström and Jennie Adén for Materia.
Shelf by Madeleine Nelson and Frida Pettersson for Källemo.
Sculptural room divider by Lisa Lindh and Klara Hedengren for Massproductions.Hear Us Out by Beckmans College of Design // Students from Beckmans College of Design in Stockholm teamed up with six Swedish brands, creating furniture prototypes in response to briefs by Blå Station, Gärsnäs, Johanson Design, Källemo, Massproductions and Materia. Named ‘Hear Us Out’, the project saw 12 students from the university’s product design course spend a whole term working alongside the brands. Genius.
Chair Nirvana by Aalto University Students // Interior architecture students from Aalto University in Helsinki designed a range chairs aiding to capture a meditative state of mind. Each one of the 12 Nirvana chairs was made from steel and aluminium sheeting… Because nothing says Nirvana like meditating on cold hard metal. Ummm, ok. “The idea behind using a limited number of materials and restricted dimensions, is to encourage students to concentrate on the essential and on what really matters in design, that is, their personal artistic expression,” explains Aalto University tutor Martin Relander.
Armchair & Traytable by Alexander Kanygin // Based in Saint-Petrsburg, Russia, product designer and architect Alexander Kanygin presented a series of fantastic pieces at Greenhouse, including this plywood Aalto-esque Armchair & painted plywood Traytable shown here. PHEW! Have I lost you already? I don’t blame you, cause this roundup is epic. Ok, I’m officially outta here! 图片 © Designers & Press Office. - 转载自：Yellowtrace
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