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Astronaut lifestyle
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HIGHLIGHTS
Stockholm Furniture
& Light Fair
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Carla Cammilla Hjort on radical ideas
about sustainable ways of living
In 2018, the collaboration between Note Design Studio and
Tarkett resulted in The Lookout, selected as the ”Editors’ Choice
Award for Best Stand” at Stockholm Furniture Fair, short-listed
on Dezeen Design Awards and acclaimed internationally by design
publications. This year’s installation Snowtopped, exhibited in the
Snowtopped
center of Stockholm, further showcases the possibilities of Tarkett
materials by exploring the colors and shapes of snow.
Stockholm
2019
When: Monday, February 4 and continue throughout Stockholm Design Week
Where: Stockholm under Stjärnorna, Brunkebergstorg 2
A net of electroluminescent cables wraps the façade of the Italian
Cultural Institute designed by Gio’ Ponti in Stockholm. The art instal-
lation, called RELATIONAL, is a work by the Italian artists Bianco-
Valente. The blue lining in the darkness of the Diplomatic neighbor-
hood highlights the role and the mission of the Institute as much as it
Welcome to meet the darkness,
represents aesthetically the exchanges and the relationships between
individuals and cultures.
the cold and the warm hospitality
— at the launch of the 18th edition of
Stockholm Design Week!
AS ONE OF the major centers of contemporary Stay informed
European innovation, Stockholm attracts the very
Participating companies and
cutting-edge international entrepreneurs, tech start-ups
Five Italian architects furnish the Auditorium window, each events will be announced at
and students, but the city is also a fascinating destination
one with a design object meant to be a tribute to Gio’ Ponti. stockholmdesignweek.com and
for visitors to explore. We are passionate about helping
The architets involved in the project are Pierpaolo Tamburelli, on social media or in the app.
Francesco Librizzi, Stefano Graziani, Marco Rainò and companies and talent flourish through conversation and
Barbara Brondi. the exchange of knowledge. stockholmdesignweek
Stockholm Design Week
DURING FEBRUARY 2019 Stockholm Design Week will #stockholmdesignweek
host more than 200 design events throughout the city,
and this edition will also have a special focus on select
architectural destinations. Stockholm Furniture &
Light Fair is the heart of and the platform for Stock- Stockholmsmässan will
holm Design Week, and visitors can also enjoy 70,000 organize the following
m 2 of innovative and sustainable Scandinavian design design events in 2019
at Stockholmsmässan. During the week, the city will Formex, Jan 15-18 and Aug 20-23
Retrospective of Riccardo Dalisi. The Institute will host an exhibition come alive and be buzzing with designers, architects, The leading Nordic interior design
with his most iconic design pieces. Dalisi is one of the leading producers – and everyone with an interest in design arena
members of the Radical Design movement and co-founder of Global and innovation! Stockholm Design Week, Feb 4-10
Tools. He reformulated the concept of sustainability, applying it to
The most important week of the year
industrial design. His research has always been focused on “poor
NEW FOR THIS edition is also the public access event for Scandinavian design
design”, where common materials are transformed by traditional
craftsmanship. He also run animation projects with the participation 25h Design, which will be held Feb 8–9. For 25 hours, the Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair,
of children and elders from the poorer districts of Rua Catalana in design scene invites everyone with an interest in design to Feb 5-9
Naples. For Alessi he redesigned the Neapolitan flip coffee pot. take part in inspiring happenings all over the city. The world’s leading event for
Scandinavian design
Let’s get together!
25h Design, Feb 8-9
Public design events during
Stockholm Design Week
Summer Design Week, Aug 19-25
The most important week of the year
for interior design
“Milano Design Film Festival World Tour” brings to Stockholm the
Cecilia Nyberg, Project Area Manager,
best films about Italian design and architecture. These inspiring, Host city:
Stockholm Design Week and Stockholm
educational and entertaining films and documentaries by Furniture & Light Fair
independent filmmakers from all around the world deals with
Patric Sjöberg, President and
architecture, design, the idea of city and sustainability.
CEO Stockholmsmässan
Istituto Italiano di Cultura C.M. Lerici
Gärdesgatan 14, Stockholm 5
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Meet the brands, the designers, the cold,
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the darkness and the warm hospitality.
Experience new, innovative and sustainable
furniture and lighting design.
5–9 Feb 2019
We form the world's leading
event for Scandinavian design
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8 Carla Cammilla Hjort 25 Stockholm Design Week
A rebel-minded entrepreneur with A selection of happenings throughout
a happy vision the city
13 The sky is not the limit 26 Nationalmuseum
Design for an astronaut lifestyle Art and design at the renovated museum
16 Margot Barolo 35 Selected Stockholm venues
How are tomorrow’s designers equipped Shopping, restaurants, hotels and
for all the new challenges? exhibitions
19 Architecture in Stockholm 57 My Favorite Hangout
Mark Isitt gives you 10 architectural Stockholm profiles reveal their
landmarks you don’t want to miss best hangouts
22 Exhibition R-evolve 60 Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair
Curated by former Greenhouse exhibitor We form the world’s leading event for
Stoft Studio. Showcased by Volvo Studio. Scandinavian design Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair | stockholmfurniturefair.com
Stockholm Design Week | stockholmdesignweek.com
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Carla Cammilla
Hjort, Vision
Director at
SPACE10
A creative cultural entrepreneur with a deep passion for if we are living closer together, pe-
people, radical ideas and great design, CARLA CAMMILLA ople are becoming more and more
HJORT has a lot on her plate. As co-founder and Vision lonely. How can we use design as
Director of SPACE10, a design agency and “future-living lab” a way of driving social and human
approache to architecture in the
in Copenhagen, Denmark, she shoulders the responsibility
future?”
of ensuring that everything the company does aligns with its
vision of a better, happier and more sustainable way of life.
S
You often talk about a happy life.
Editor // Claes Kanold Photo // Emil Hornstrup Jakobsen, Büro Jantzen How does one create happiness?
“There are two answers to that
question for me. One is based on
”SPACE10 takes on a kind of what is surrounding us external-
activist role so we can advance ly. How do we make sure people
our global society in the right live in a way that is affordable,
direction. When discussing with equal and fair? We just released a
people, we find out what they’re four-episode podcast, where one
dreaming of and what they’re episode focuses solely on explo-
afraid of. We need to see change ring that question.”
happening on all levels.” “The other side, which might
be the most important, is actually
WITH IKEA AS a partner, the work you have to do on your
SPACE10 have the potential to own with yourself. Really explore
realize this impact by imple- your personal human potential
menting their skills on certain and how you can harness it. It’s
solutions and projects with the almost a philosophical approach.
I N C E 2 0 0 6 W H E N she launched furniture giant. But it is impor- This is something we try to create
her first company, ArtRebels, tant to state that SPACE10 does space for. We have what we call a
she has been busy developing an not work with furniture design. SPACE10 program where we bring
impressive mix of companies, Instead, they are exploring areas speakers from across the world
projects, businesses and com- outside IKEA’s core business, together with the younger gene-
munities. SPACE10, founded in which means new business ration to debate and explore the
2015 and funded by IKEA as an models and concepts that enable question of what constitutes a per-
A rebel-minded
innovation lab, and closely colla- a better and more sustainable fect life and how we can live it.”
borating with them, in addition everyday life.
to an ever-growing network of “At the moment, we’re working S P A C E 1 0’S V I S I O N D I R E C -
forward-thinking partners. The on a new housing model. We have T O R spent a long period of her
entrepreneur with
company focuses on researching a lab area for exploring what we younger years travelling in search
and designing innovative solu- call shared living. There, we look of answers to the bigger picture.
tions to meet some of society’s at solutions for more affordable “Why am I here?” “What is the
major changes that are expected and sustainable houses. Another meaning of life?” She worked
a happy vision
to affect people in the years to idea we’re exploring is how we can for three months with a body
come. live more sustainably by adding therapist in Thailand and then
“One of the major challenges solar energy, rainwater harvesting moved on to India, where she
we’re facing right now globally is and recycling. We are also consi- stayed in an ashram for one year
climate change. So, both from a dering the social aspect: how do and experimented with a variety
local and global perspective, we we design for social interaction? of meditation techniques.
focus on how we can transition Because we’re seeing a tendency “On a very personal note
from an industrial model to a new in the world today towards loneli- this is my biggest passion. I’m
circular model,” says Carla. ness, especially in big cities. Even fascinated by the human mind
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are extremely ambitious and will now? For the sake of humanity, I
take maybe five to ten years to hope we will see urban cities that
implement at a level where they are culturally rich, where people
will have an impact. On the other can actually live life without
hand, in a humble way I like to becoming workaholics sitting in
think of myself as an activist. Al- front of their screens all the time.
most a rebel. Pushing the agenda, It would be terrible, at least in my
starting conversations and enga- opinion. I also expect a move-
ging people in these matters. There ment where people move out of
is always a balance between what the cities to slow down. I think
we are doing now and what we the idea of more productivity and
need to push on a longer-term ag- more is more has to change on
enda. The goal is that every dream many levels.”
will transform itself into reality.”
In an interview with Forbes maga-
How will day-to-day-life look like zine, you express worry about tech-
for an urban citizen ten years from nology at the expense of humanity.
now? And you ask, “What gives more ple-
“Everything we do today will asure, touching a piece of plastic or
affect tomorrow in significant, a piece of wood?” For us, it sounds
unexpected ways, and I don’t a little bit like turning back the
believe it’s possible to predict the clock to when we were sitting by the
future. The reality is that many campfire and telling stories again.
things are uncertain, and the Hjort laughs in agreement.
future is more the direction we “That is perhaps what we are
set today rather than a predefined looking for. Something deep
destination, so how would we like inside us all yearns back to the
to live in cities ten years from basics.”
SPACE10 has and emotional premises, and our work and we feel responsible Hjort is clearly excited about
a social and
how the outlook of our lives actu- for helping to create a society their latest project at SPACE10
“Everything we do today will affect
democratic
ally affects the quality of our lives. where people care about each called “LOKAL” (meaning tomorrow in significant, unexpected
approach to
their work.
On one side we have the govern- other and a social welfare system “local”). ways, and I don’t believe it’s possible
mental, corporate and social that is strong and offers more “One of the methods we’re
aspects. We need to make sure or less equal opportunities for exploring there is hydroponic
to predict the future.”
we try to create a society that is everyone. These are values I grew farming. Hydroponics enables us
as fair, equal and sustainable as up with.” to grow greens three times faster pesticide-free and fresh all year
possible. On the other hand, we than in a field, using 90 percent round.”
all have a responsibility on our CARLA CAMMILLA HJORT and less water, without soil or sun- “The next level of this vision is
own to do the work. We need to her colleagues at SPACE10 are light, requiring much less space to introduce sensors and machine
explore what a purposeful life handling a wide-ranging smor- than traditional farming and learning to the vertical stacks and
means to us. Make changes on gasbord of mind-expanding ideas. producing much less waste.” connecting the data with Google
the local level and have an impact A noticeable portion of them “In other words, LOKAL home – to enable people to “talk”
there. We need to think both on revolve around food and farming. represents a fresh approach to to their plants and see how
the macro scale and the micro One example that attracted plen- food with the mantra that closer they’re doing.”
scale, about society as a whole ty of worldwide attention some is better, both for people and
and the individual.” time ago was a meatball made out the planet. We believe prototy- How much of all this are dreams
of insects – a result of experi- pes such as LOKAL can help us and visions and how much is
You’re Danish. How much impact has menting with modern technology develop new, local supply chains. reality?
Scandinavian heritage, design and to produce food. After all, in the Ones that enable us to grow “I think, hopefully, that all the
mentality had on your approach? future we might all have to be much more of our food within things we do aspire to manifest
“Just like IKEA we bring a so- installing vertical mini-farms in our own cities. And food that into reality over time. Of course,
cial and democratic approach to our own homes. tastes good, is more nutritious, some of the projects and visions
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The sky is
not the limit
Design for an Sophia and Erica are touring the
world and being interviewed by
Cecilia
Hertz is a
space designer
astronaut lifestyle
amazed journalists.
and the founder
Tomorrow’s technology has and CEO of
been with us for a while. But what Umbilical
Astronauts consume the exact amount of water, energy and does technology look like beyond Design.
food they need to survive. Everything needs to be recycled or tomorrow? How will AI, AR and
reused. The astronaut lifestyle inspires to homes of the future 3D help humanity in the next
and increased sustainability. It also inspires to a new mindset century? How will we eat, work
among people working with innovation and design. and live? What will everything
around us look like? And how are
Editor // Claes Kanold
today’s design students being
A A N A U C T I O N this past fall at es 12 meters across a canal in prepared for the requirements of
auction house Christie’s in New Amsterdam is the result of a four- the future?
York, the bidding for “Portrait of year project between designer
Edmond Belamy” stopped at USD Joris Laarman, the Dutch robot C E C I L I A H E R T Z I S founder
432,500. This was not a notewor- technology firm MX3D and math- and CEO of Umbilical Design,
thy price at all, except for the ematicians at the Alan Turing whose office is fittingly located
fact that the portrait was created Institute. It is the world’s first in the premises of the Royal
using an AI algorithm. A steel 3D printed bridge using stainless Swedish Academy of Engineering
pedestrian bridge that stretch- steel. Humanoid robots named Sciences on a pedestrian street in
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set among people working with Scania and got them to complete- the buildings. The structures are
innovation at our big compa- ly re-think that small, cramped cylindrical, a skeleton construc-
nies. It’s interesting to see the space for the driver.” tion consisting of residential
reformulation of their perception Yet another good, concrete modules that you can plug into
of what a product is. I think we example of how technology and and out of and move to other
have too much repetitive design. space-influenced thinking can seascrapers in other parts of the
We repeat exactly how a product be applied to a more down-to- world.”
has always looked, and I want to earth situation. As we continue
change that.” to speculate about our future A S I S C E R T A I N L Y evident,
homes, the space designer sud- the main focus of Cecilia’s work
A totally new mindset even among denly steers us off in a complete- is sustainability. How we can
designers? ly different direction; namely, minimize the consumption of
“Exactly. But we all understand downward. resources. This is where the food
that the new washing machines supply enters the picture.
will not be out on the shelves or “We have to be able to grow
hanging from the ceiling in five “We are being forced, like food intelligently in space. We
years. It is a development chain also see a big need for this in
we see and need to readjust for.”
astronauts in space, to live in more large cities and developing coun-
densely populated areas. We will need tries. More nutrient-rich crops
T H I S L E A D S U S to the homes more ‘weightless thinking’; are under development, grown in
of the future. Cecilia Hertz has vertical structures to use as little
described cities as extreme envi-
using this term will help us find space as possible and without
ronments. She explains: new, smart solutions.” being dependent on soil!”
PHOTO: ESA
“We are being forced, like as- “In twenty years, we will live
tronauts in space, to live in more in more circular systems in
densely populated areas. We will “There was a Japanese project smarter houses built using ma-
need more ‘weightless thinking’; where I was invited as one of nine terials that will last longer and
using this term will help us find space architects from around the do not have a major impact on
the heart of the Swedish capital. Space Design expensive to transport materials work focuses on commercializing new, smart solutions. In our world to develop a concept for nature. We will reduce our water
// Moon Village
Cecilia is a space designer, and from Earth. It is incredibly excit- space technology for a sustain- homes, all surfaces will have the the homes of the future. I pre- consumption, and we are already
she has worked for NASA and ing to see what research projects able world. When considering same value. You might have the sented drawings and prototypes talking about how the food of
ESA (European Space Agency), will be started there and which future housing on the moon or kitchen in the ceiling, sleep on for a seascraper, which is the op- the future will be 3D printed to
among others. She shares visions of them will be interesting for Mars, it is necessary for the sys- the wall and have the desk on the posite of a skyscraper. You build look more appetizing.”
with a global network of doc- building here.” tem to be closed; everything must floor. We worked, for example, on the bottom of the ocean and
tors, psychologists, architects, be recycled or reused. Astronauts with the truck manufacturer use the water to cool and heat It certainly raises the question
engineers, designers and Christer EVERYTHING CECILIA HERTZ consume the exact amount of about who the true commissioner
Fuglesang, to date Sweden’s only talks about is really exciting. water, energy and food, they need behind all of the space and earth
SOURCE: NASA
astronaut. Her perspective lies somewhere to survive. designers’ assignments is. Are you
One of the most interesting between 20 and 100 years into “That is how we reason, and fulfilling the needs of the consumer
design challenges for Cecilia and the future. we try to inspire an astronaut and the market or does Planet Earth
her team is how the interior of “From a space perspective this lifestyle.” need to rest a while?
the spacecraft that will take the is not strange. Here on our planet The space designer gives a “Good question. I tend to an-
first people to the planet Mars we are much too limited in how concrete example: swer that we need to look more at
will be designed. we think in terms of time. In 2019, “When washing clothes in the planet and let it steer. As the
“The trip will take six months, which we call the Year of Space, space, it’s not possible to use astronauts usually say, we need to
so it is important to create an it will be 50 years since the first water, which costs USD 10,000 send all the politicians and pow-
interior that will not drive people person landed on the moon (July per liter to transport. This kind ers-that-be to a space station, so
crazy.” 20, 1969), so now we are looking at of problem naturally drives they can see for themselves that
She also talks about the project what we have learned since then innovation. The solution is a we only have one small blue plan-
ESA Moon Village – a research and how we can implement these washing machine that consists et with no borders between coun-
Crew Return
station on the moon. experiences, for example in our of a bag in which the laundry is tries and people.” It is a beautiful
Vehicle
“It will be 3D printed on urban environments.” placed together with bacteria // Interior
observation that cuts straight to
location using AI robots that will From the perspective of Cecilia and closed for one day. For me, design assign- the heart. And would accelerate
use moon dust since it will be too and her colleagues, a lot of their it’s about creating a new mind- ment for NASA the work with sustainability.
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How are tomorrow’s / TURN
designers equipped for
all the new challenges? Turn är en ny utomhusspotlight i en enkel cylindrisk
form ritad av danska Friis & Moltke Arkitekter.
We spent time with MARGOT BAROLO, senior Armaturen är flexibel och kan justeras i alla riktningar.
Tre spridningsvinklar, 12, 19 eller 38 grader.
lecturer and head of the product design department
FORM at Beckman College of Design in Stockholm.
Editor // Claes Kanold
What kind of future will tomorrow’s developments, no matter the
designers be facing, and how will technique, material, or function.
/ WAY
their role change? It is often in a designer’s inte-
“Our professional role will rest and ambition. It is rather
change in several ways. What I the producers who should be
find most interesting is how new concerned about not being able
technology is already making to keep up. Firms and producers
production possible in com- would get so much more in re-
pletely new ways. Production turn and thus be more confident
is no longer synonymous with about competition and future
strength in the form of lots of changes if they were better at Way är en flexibel armatur ritad av AART designers.
capital, a factory and employees. using the knowledge and poten- Monteras antingen på wire som linspänd eller på arm.
Today, we can test and make new tial of designers. Designers are Margot Barolo innovation can be fostered, Tillverkad i gjuten aluminium, lackeras som standard
also good at making technology is the head of developed and then adopted.
products with, if we want, control i färgerna grafitgrå, silvergrå, svart eller i corten.
Product Design
over the entire chain. This was user-friendly and transforming it I think the Swedish model with
at Beckman
not possible when I started as a into products for a market.” College of
flat organizations and less hier-
designer twenty years ago. It ena- Design. archical leadership enables the
bles design that can be produced Is there something particularly acceptance of new approaches
with more goals and values than Scandinavian about new technology? regardless of their origin. I wish
just those that are financial, and “Sweden is at the forefront of that designers would be included
/ PELÉE
production can be increasingly new technology. This must mean earlier in innovation projects. It
tailored to groups that firms gen- we have a good climate where is my understanding that this is
erally opt away from and are not what they do in Denmark, which
the norm. This is what I call the makes a big difference for design-
PHOTO: MIRA BERGH EDENBORG
democratization of production ers, firms and the country’s view
and design, and if we designers of the role.”
take this opportunity, there is
going to be a shift in the balance Everyone is talking about sustaina-
of power. I am looking forward bility. Do you also talk about this at Pelée Line är en linjär pendelarmatur och det senaste
to that!” FORM, and how much does it affect tillskottet i inomhusserien för tak. Pelée Line fås som
the work with design? standard i längden 1200 mm och lackerad i antingen
So, AI and other high-tech solutions “It is included in almost vit, aluminiumfärg eller svart. Välj antingen både
are not a threat to the role of the everything we do, but with an upp- och nedljus eller endast nedljus.
designer? emphasis that we take a broader
“No. Designers are trained to approach to the word. When
follow the trends and are some teaching, it is just as much about
of the first to work as vision- financial, cultural and social
aries. Designers are often very sustainability as it is about the
knowledgeable about global environment.”
tel: 08–440 85 40 info@foxbelysning.se www.foxbelysning.se
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Aula
Medica
Mark Isitt is one of
Sweden’s most influential
journalists, specializing
in Nordic architecture
PHOTO: JEAN-BAPTISTE BERGENGER
and design. Here he
gives you:
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PHOTO: ANNA DANIELSSON
PHOTO: JOHAN KNOBE
Architect Landmarks
you don’t want to miss
in Stockholm
1 Nationalmuseum the Göteborg architect here
SOUL OF NATURE Södra Blasieholmshamnen
Architect: Friedrich August
demonstrates his versatility
– and reveals why he is
Stüher Sweden’s most highly
Experience the Kasthall Collection “Soul of Nature”. Completed: 1866 (renovation:
regarded architect.
Flooring solutions with new woven-, hand tufted rugs, and wall-to-wall carpets. 2018, October)
nationalmuseum.se/en
Welcome to our stand A06:21. Directly facing the royal are exceptional and from Newly renovated
2 Aula Medica the stage you can speak Nationalmuseum is
palace where the collec-
Nobels väg 6, Solna a magnificent building
Event February 7th: Soul of Nature Cocktail party. By invitation only. tions were originally housed without need of amplifiers.
well worth a visit.
Architect: Gert Wingårdh
stands Sweden’s national art This facility is aided by the
Completed: 2013
Ingmar Bergmans Gata 4, Stockholm, +46 8 662 27 11 museum, a newly renovated building’s unconventional
three storey Renaissance The Karolinska Institutet’s soaring shape with the corner
Opening hours Monday–Friday 10–18 and Saturdays 10–16 creation that threatens to Aula Medica holds an audito- towards Solnavägen leaning
outshine the very palace in rium with a seating capacity out almost 25 metres. From
its ornamental abundan- of a thousand. It is a room the outside the building
ce. When Gert Wingårdh, with few parallels in Sweden, resembles a crystal bowl
skyscraper fan, was given expressly designed to house from Kosta Boda while inside
partial responsibility for this the Nobel Prize lectures gi- the wood glitters with Nobel
renovation no few eyebrows ven annually by the winners medal gold.
were raised in surprise. But for medicine. The acoustics ki.se/en
kasthall.com
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PHOTO: EVA DAHLIN
Stockholm University
8 Stockholm 9Stockholm
City Library University
Sveavägen/Odengatan Frescati, Norra Djurgården
3 HötorgsCity
Architect: Gunnar Asplund Architect: Ralph Erskine
Sergelgatan
Completed: 1928 Completed: 1981–1997
Architects: David Helldén, Anders Tengbom,
Sven Markelius, Lars Erik Lallerstedt, Sweden’s most iconic building, In his commission for Stock-
Backström & Reinius designed by the country’s holm University the Ang-
Completed: 1956
most iconic architect, Gunnar lo-Swedish architect Ralph
This collection of five 18-storey ‘trumpet blasts’ Asplund, born 1885 and de- Erskine found a client who en-
(in popular parlance) lead you from past time ceased – far too early – 1940. couraged his artistic tempera-
to the future, from Hötorget (Haymarket) to What originated as a classic ment. Over a period of 16 years
the decoratively op art of Sergels torg with its design crowned by a handsome he designed a total of five buil-
glass column and ‘kulturhus’. Allusions to the dome was revised and reduced dings, each one more playfully
UN skyscraper are no coincidence. Sven Mar- to this rust red abstraction, a bulging than the last, in sharp
kelius, at that time Stockholm city planning cylinder on a cube, popularly contrast with the surrounding
director, had recently been Sweden’s represen- known as the hatbox. The structures from the sixties. The
tative on the team of architects designing the daring of envisioning a circular projecting sun reflectors caused
UN headquarters on Manhattan. library, even though books the English architect couple
hotorgscity.se are hardly wedge shaped, still Alison and Peter Smithson to
impresses and has spawned write Erskine off as a “Mickey
numerous imitators. Mouse architect”.
biblioteket.stockholm.se/en su.se/english
Skansen finesse, a building that at one
PHOTO: JANN LIPKA
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Djurgårdsslätten, Djurgården blow established Sweden as
Completed: in the 1890’s an architectural nation to
ArkDes can say what they like be reckoned with. Ragnar
but Skansen is still Sweden’s Östberg’s status was raised 10 The Stockholm subway
leading architectural muse- almost to that of a God; no Below ground
um. This historic park may be other Swedish architect has Architects: Michael Granit, Per H. Reimers
exerted such influence on his among others
better known for its collec- Completed: 1950–
tion of Nordic fauna, but if time. The Taj Mahal of the
you’re interested in progres- North. The Stockholm Subway is unique. Not in its
stockholm.se/OmStockholm/ number of passengers – with only 320 million
sive building techniques from
Stadshuset
the 18th and 19th centuries journeys a year it can’t compare with Paris,
then there are few equals in London or Moscow – but in its architecture and
6 Kulturhuset artistic decoration. It’s primarily the so-called
Europe. Despite the fact that
Sergels torg
Sweden was then one of the KTH School of Architecture cavern stations that impress, marking a delibe-
Architect: Peter Celsing
world’s poorest countries rate break with traditional tiled stations. The
Completed: 1973
these buildings display an opposites; one glass-fronted it also adds a quite fresh local travel authority first quaked at the idea;
impressive design initiative This is the building that and light, the other solid and design ingredient. The oval would passengers even dare to go down into
and imagination. inspired Richard Rogers and black. Heads and Tails. layout, possible thanks to a these naked grottoes? But today the subway is
skansen.se/en Renzo Piano in their work on kulturhusetstadsteatern.se/ new technique for curving more loved than perhaps any other modernist
the Centre Pompidou in Paris. English glass, is ideally suited to the work of architecture.
5 Stockholm City Hall A large elongated structure fa- visitstockholm.com/see--do/attractions/
triangular site and creates un-
Norr Mälarstrand cing a sunken piazza, and with art-in-the-subway
7KTH School of expected and sheltered out-
Architect: Ragnar Östberg its interior revealed through a Architecture door areas. It’s a hierarchic
Completed: 1923 transparent façade. A building KTH Campus building in that the teaching
This is the building that regarded by many as the last Architect: Tham & Videgård
PHOTO: VICTOR GÅRDSÄTER / VISIT STHLM
staff are located on top and
is said to have persuaded great achievement in Swedish arkitekter
the students down in the cel-
architecture, though some Completed: 2015
the British architect Ralph lar. But on the other hand the
Erskine to move to Sweden. may wonder if the Riksbank While the corten steel facade school principal who expects
Here you have the perfect next to it and by the same of the school of architecture a swanky corner office will be
merging of early Nordic architect isn’t a shade keener. blends well with the campus’s disappointed.
primitivism and European The two buildings are very surrounding brick buildings, arch.kth.se/en
20 21// Exhibition // Exhibition
and-coming designers and design
During Stockholm Design Week, Volvo Studio will
schools show their prototypes to
showcase an exhibition curated by former Greenhouse
future partners, producers and
exhibitor STOFT STUDIO from Malmö. In the exhibition, customers. Stoft Studio’s collec-
named R-evolve, Stoft’s curious and playful approach will tion Mechanical Thoughts was
provide a reflection of contemporary craft design processes their first project together.
as well as poetic insight into the importance of tactility “Without the possibility to col-
and materiality in our future environment. laborate on Mechanical Thoughts
we probably wouldn’t have been
able to establish our studio. It
A SWEDISH DESIGN STUDIO Stoft is the gave us an opportunity to see
based in Malmö, Stoft Studio was recipient of
if we were compatible working
several grants
founded by industrial designers together and Greenhouse gave
and awards,
Jenny Ekdahl, Ola Nystedt and us the chance to engage with
including
Joel Herslow in 2013. By ex- “Designer of people’s reactions, which gave us
ploring alternative production the year” RUM confidence, networking opportu-
methods using an experimental Design Awards nities and the desire to continue.
research phase in the develop- 2018 and
The designers we have invited
ment process, they seek to shape “Rookie of the
to join us in R-evolve, we met
year” Plaza
objects with sensibility and are through exhibitions for young
Design Award
often inspired by cutting-edge (2013). designers in Europe, such as
techniques and traditional Greenhouse, Ung Svensk Form
craftsmanship. Their designs are terested in Volvo and our product or the d3 contest in Cologne and
produced in unique one-offs, lim- and services. Arranging events Salone satellite in Milan.”
ited editions or in larger batches, is a part of our strategy and
by the studio itself or in collabo- to showcase an exhibition like Date: February 4–10, 2019
ration with skilled craftsmen or R-evolve by Stoft Studio during Address: Jussi Björlings Allé 5,
Kungsträdgården, Stockholm
producers. Stockholm Design week feels like
a perfect match when it comes
F O R T H I S E X H I B I T I O N , in to encouraging the importance
addition to showcasing their of network and go beyond the
collection, Stoft Studio has traditional context”, says Sabine New collaboration with Volvo
invited young and vision-driven Cicek, responsible for Volvo Stu- Studio for the 2019 edition of
designers who share their desire dio Stockholm.
to explore the relationship with Describing what the visitor will Greenhouse.
From collections by Stoft Studio. materials and find new transi- experience, Jenny Ekdahl says:
WITH THE AREA and platform Greenhouse,
tions between craftsmanship “In our exhibition, we want
R-evolve
Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair wishes to
and industrial manufacturing. to create a world that revolves
promote and support young, innovative de-
By inviting these designers to around materiality, experi-
sign. This fits well with Volvo Studio’s aim to
be part of their world, they aim mentation and the shaping of be a natural meeting place for innovation, art,
to encourage and inspire young narratives. We want visitors to design, music and technology.
designers to support each other, experience various views on Therefore, we are happy to announce that
to network and to share ideas and form, material and objects from for the 2019 edition the award Best Perfor-
insights. This way, they encour- a generation of young designers mance - Selected by the Greenhouse Jury*
age the design scene as a whole straddling the two worlds of will be presented in co-operation with Volvo
to evolve, enabling platforms novice and expert, with one leg in Studio. The winner will receive a prize of
for idea-driven and craft-orient- an experimental process and the SEK 50,000 for his or her achievement in this
An exhibition curated by former ed design beyond a traditional
context.
other in a more traditional work
approach.”
year’s Greenhouse.
Greenhouse exhibitor Stoft Studio.
*Guided by the keywords curiosity, innovation and sustai-
“The Volvo Studio is created nability, the jury evaluates the stand presentations as
with the vision to be a central and SIX YEARS AGO Stoft Studio well as the products. The 2019 Greenhouse jury includes
Showcased by Volvo Studio.
Jens Fager, designer; Anya Sebton, interior architect and
welcoming meeting point open exhibited at Greenhouse, a designer; Monica von Schmalensee, architect; and John
for everyone in Stockholm – not popular section at Stockholm Löfgren, designer.
only for the ones particularly in- Furniture & Light Fair where up-
22 23BYSTED
VISUALLY COMPELLING. A selection of Stockholm
CAREFULLY ENGINEERED.
Design Week happenings
February 4-10 // Stay updated on all the happenings at stockholmdesignweek.com
Heritage and craftsmanship combined with innovation. The new INSPIRATION™
collection and its tailored exterior, brings justice to an ingenious inside. Slow grown technologies that have
pine, natural latex, high thread-count cotton and our original cassette system with the potential to reverse the
interlocked springs made from Swedish steel. effects of climate change.
For unparalleled comfort and sleep. The exhibition is being
created by students at the
THE ORIGINAL SINCE 1926 Oslo School of Architecture
and Design (AHO) in part-
nership with the designBRICS
platform, a lean network of
different design institutes.
View the full program and
find all locations at
stockholmdesignweek.com
Katherine Plumb 25h Design a new
Snowtopped by Note Screen print your public design festival
As a grand finale to Stock-
Design Studio and Tarkett own Stockholm Design
Week tote bag holm Design Week, a new
In 2018, the collaboration installation Snowtopped The textile designer and screen public design festival is
between Note Design Stu- further explores the possi- printer Katherine Plumb from initiated on February 8-9:
dio and Tarkett culminat- bilities of Tarkett materials KJP gives us an introduction to 25h Design. Both design pro-
ed in The Lookout, which by looking at the colors the basics of screen printing, fessionals and the public are
was awarded best stand at and shapes of snow. and will help you to print your invited to take part in inspira-
the Stockholm Furniture very own copy of the limited tional happenings throughout
The exhibition will
Fair 2018, shortlisted for take place at “Stockholm edition Stockholm Design the city of Stockholm.
the Dezeen Design Awards under the stars” at Week tote bag. On Friday at 4 pm, Stock-
and acclaimed by media Brunkebergstorg 2 in holm opens up its design
Book your session at
worldwide. Their 2019 central Stockholm. studiokjp.com/shop. Limited
scene to events, showrooms,
number of sessions. workshops and parties to
anyone interested in design.
Meet and mingle at 2050: The Year We On Saturday, Stockholm
new Portal Bar Reshaped Our Carbon Furniture & Light Fair invites
Portal Bar is the just Future the public to visit the fair and
opened sibling to the This exhibition shows spe- explore the latest trends until
well-established Portal culative design work, taking 5 pm.
Restaurant next door. the audience to 2050 where Let’s mingle and talk
Owned and managed by Europe is celebrating a major design!
Swedish Chef of the Year milestone of breaking away View the full program
Portal Bar
(2012) Klas Lindberg. from the current devasta- and find all locations at
The architecture – ting trajectory. Its primary 25hdesign.com
During Stockholm
including new tables for Design Week Maurizio inspiration comes from an
Swedese, lamps for Wäst- Stocchetto – famous extensive field study in China
berg and wine racks for bartender and owner of that focused on alternati-
Design Of – is by Claesson legendary Bar Basso, Milan ve ways of living, the food Don't miss
Koivisto Rune Architects. – will be guest starring industry and government-run
With ceiling and wall art by megaprojects. The designs
Summer Design
and serving cocktails.
artist Jesper Waldersten. Sankt Eriksplan 1 explore new and innovative Week in August
Stay updated at
summerdesignweek.com
25
DUX MODEL 6006 dux.sePHOTO: ANNA DANIELSSON
Art and
Design
at the renovated Nationalmuseum
Nationalmuseum in downtown Stockholm displays objects
spanning five centuries. The recently renovated museum is bright
and colorful. After being closed for renovations for five years,
the museum opened its doors again in October.
Photo // Nationalmuseum
PHOTO: BRUNA ERSN
26 27// Nationalmuseum // Nationalmuseum
S
The new Sculpture Courtyard
with Gustaf (Gusten) Lindberg's
sculpture "The Fog" (1904).
W E D E N’S N AT I O N A L M U S E U M
PHOTO: LINN AHLGREN
of art and design, Nationalmuse-
um, has been modernized – and
more of the original building
from the 1800s has emerged.
More than 300 closed-off win-
dows have now been opened.
The presentation of the col-
lections is also completely new.
Following the Timeline, visitors
can take a chronological walk
through the history of art and
design from the 1500s to today.
“One of our most important
goals was to display craftsmanship,
PHOTO: LINN AHLGREN
A renovated design, painting and sculpture
detail in the together. The breadth of Na-
ceiling of the
tionalmuseum’s collection is
entrence hall.
unique. Traditionally, different
types of art were divided between
institutions or displayed in
material categories,” says Helena
“When different types of
Kåberg, curator and project art are displayed together, they
manager for the renovation of
Nationalmuseum. strengthen one another and
“When different types of art are
displayed together, they strength- present a rich art experience.”
en one another and present a rich
PHOTO: AMNA DANIELSSON
art experience,” she says.
From the
gallery for art A N O T H E R O U T C O M E O F the
PHOTO: BRUNA ERSN
from the 17th renovation is that visitors are able
century. to see more objects. Instead of
28 29// Nationalmuseum
PHOTO: LINN AHLGREN
Other new rooms include the tional Property Board Sweden
PHOTO: AMNA DANIELSSON
Treasury, the Design Depot, Villa was responsible for the overall
Curiosa (for children) and the renovation – a five-year project
Sculpture Courtyard. with a budget of more than SEK
1 billion. The climate, acoustics
THE MUSEUM DREW 127,000 and security were some of the
visitors the first few weeks, and challenges of the project. One of
the re-opening has attracted the more visible changes is the
considerable attention, in par- increase in daylight, which also
ticular because of the museum’s means increased contact with
explosion of color. the rest of Stockholm and the
“It has become an anti-func- surrounding water.
tionalist monument. There is a
Villa Curiosa, throng, a bombardment of visual
The Children's stimuli. There are so many colors,
PHOTO: HANS THORWID
Art World. but it is fun. It is a pleasure to
simply walk here,” said Sveriges
the 1,700 objects on display in the Television’s art critic Ingela Lind
old museum, 5,300 objects are in her review.
now on display. The majority The art editor of the daily
belong to the museum’s design newspaper Dagens Nyheter,
collections. Birgitta Rubin wrote “...prepare
“Our collection has a lot of yourself for a fabulous and over- Nationalmuseum is Sweden’s art
and design museum. The collec-
design from Scandinavian and whelming experience!”
tions comprise of painting,
Nordic designers, but everything
sculpture, drawings and prints
is presented in an international THE BUILDING WAS original- from 1500-1900 and applied arts,
context and we have not broken ly drawn by German architect design and portraits from early
things down geographically,” says Friedrich August Stüler and was Middle Ages up until present
Helena Kåberg. completed in 1866. The Na- day.
30// Promotion // Promotion
Boxen is a interactive dance floor where
platform for THERE ARE SEVERAL projects the audience can connect their
fast-changing, in “Ung Svensk Form” that phones in order to play their own
experimental
show how young designers are music.
exhibitions.
working with new political and “It’s a simple idea, but a
By Dehlin
Brattgård
ethical questions, particularly good example of how we allow
Arkitekter. around feminism and new cul- new possibilities for public
Photo: Johan tural identities. Kieran explains life through technology. The
Dehlin how he meets a lot of young de- development of technology can
signers that want their work to scare people around questions
change the world to the better. Young Swedish Design // Kött och of privacy, civil liberties and so
“In Sweden, there has al- blod. Design och photo: Maja on, but we have to believe that
ways been a clear link between Michaelsdotter Eriksson. these technologies can also give
design, architecture and the idea us hope. I see so much more
of society. There are so many means to be Swedish and what potential for both architecture
Kieran Long.
things that make Swedish design future Sweden will look like, and and design thanks to new tech-
Director ArkDes.
Photo: Andrea
distinctive and many reasons why I think design has a massive role nology.”
Björsell there’s still such a strong flow of to play in that.”
talent here.” his
K IER A N E X PL A IN S T H AT
It is not only Ung Svensk Form A N O T H ER I M P O R TA N T C H A N G E ambitions with ArkDes is becom-
that looks at the broader context in the field is how technology in- ing a serious platform for experi-
of design. ArkDes’ focus on the tegrates with design objects of all mental and radical work in design
relationship of design and archi- kinds in completely unexpected and architecture, and he wants to
tecture to citizenship. ways. An example is Dansbana, a raise the position of ArkDes and
“It has been a time of intense project that was shown at ArkDes Swedish architecture and design
public discussions about what it in 2018. Dansbana is a public, in the world.
“Everyone has a lot of in-
stincts about Sweden as a strong
design culture but the world
“Stockholm Design Week
ArkDes plays an important role.
This year is particularly excit- hasn’t seen the best of Sweden
ing for many reasons. The new yet. We want to bring the best
puts Sweden on the map” exhibition space “Boxen” is an of Swedish design to an interna-
important work of architecture tional audience.”
by the young, Stockholm-based
architecture practice Dehlin
As the director of ArkDes KIERAN LONG has the Brattgård. Young Swedish Design // funYard_.
Design: Marie Isacsson.
ambition to bring the best of Swedish design to an In this exciting new space, Photo: Sabina Olson
international audience. Stockholm Design Week plays the annual Ung Svensk Form exhi-
an important role in helping to reach that goal. “The bition will open (on Tuesday, Feb-
K
ruary 5th) to the public. The show
world hasn’t seen the best of Sweden yet,” he says.
is created in collaboration with
the design organisation Svensk
IERAN LONG IS the director “ArkDes needs to reach its Form. He describes Ung Svensk
of ArkDes, Sweden’s national potential as the platform for all the Form as Sweden’s most important
museum of architecture and talent we have in this country. We platform for emerging design in
design. He previously worked for are in an interesting time for archi- a variety of fields, from archi-
London’s Victoria & Albert Mu- tecture and design in Sweden, and tecture and product design to
seum before moving to Sweden there was a perfect combination of fashion and new technology. An
to join the ArkDes family. It is a factors that brought me here”, he exhibition with 30-40 projects, all
position that he describes as the says when describing his journey. of them never displayed in an ex-
Young Swedish Design
most exciting job he could ever hibition before and all chosen by // Lobster. Design and
have, thanks to Sweden’s great STOCKHOLM DESIGN WEEK is a diverse jury of experts, which photo: Martin Thübeck.
design culture. just around the corner and Kieran is a part of.
32 33PHOTO: JORGEN REIMER
// Page 51
// Page 36
“Working with sustainability is
not optional anymore. We have
reached ‘the peak of everything’. // Page 54
In our ambition to move towards
circular production, we have three
important focus areas at Lammhults:
phasing out hazardous chemicals,
increasingly designing products
for circular manufacturing, and
using the right material in the right
place. By constantly considering // Page 41
circularity throughout, we contribute
to both sustainable production and
consumption.”
Andreas Mattisson Selected by
Stockholm Design Week
Range and Product Development
Manager at Lammhults
Editor // Camilla Julner
STOCKHOLM HAS BECOME an internationally at one of the many wonderful restaurants. There has
recognized destination for design. That’s why we have probably never been as many world-class restaurants
decided to highlight the best from design-Stockholm. as there are now. But don’t forget to reserve your table
The places worth a detour, or that at the very least are in advance so you aren’t left standing outside. Some-
worth mentioning. There is a wide selection, which times, long-term planning is an absolute must. But,
naturally makes this task very difficult. We good things come to those who wait...
head outside the city and even into the suburbs.
LET STOCKHOLM WELCOME you in the deepest dark
IN THIS GUIDE you will find inspiring shopping and of winter with its exciting art, design and experiences
stores with a hand-selected range of products that cre- for all!
ate an atmosphere and a shopping experience unlike
Talk to us about any other. Hotels with not only fantastic design but
Content:
Agenda 2030! also service and hospitality that make you wish you P. 36-39 // Shopping
never needed to leave the room. P. 41-44 // Restaurants
If not for an exquisite exhibition, a visit to the city’s P. 46-48 // Hotels
re-awakened pride, Nationalmuseum, and a good dinner P. 51-54 // Exhibitions
Visit us in booth AG:04 at the Stockholm Furniture
& Light Fair and talk about Agenda 2030 and how
the Swedish furniture industry works with sustainable
design. tmf.se/sflf2019 and tmf.se/agenda2030
35Selected // Shopping
PHOTO: JORGEN REIMER
PHOTO: JOHAN GUNSEUS / SYNK
Designtorget On February 1, young design
Centralstationen, students from Beckmans
Götgatan 31, Sergelgången 29 College of Design will display
(Stockholm House of Culture), their work at Stockholm
Kungsgatan 52, Sickla
House of Culture. Innovative
Galleria and Västermalms-
gallerian and Arlanda
new products from Swedish
Terminal 5 design talents will be on
Bucks & Spurs designtorget.se display for a limited period
// The Hopi Collection of time, starting February 1
Scandinavian home furnish-
– genuine and solid
ings and innovative design as well.
design with details in
Tärnsjö leather.
with everything from furni- Designtorget
ture, lighting, jewelry, tex- // Kropp vases by
tiles and other fun gadgets. Mira Berg.
PHOTO: MATHILDA WERNGREN
Crooked concept store
Västmannagatan 47, crookedconcept.com
A showroom and store for unique conceptual
products that really stand out from the crowd.
Selected Featuring Swedish and international design
that is young, odd and exploratory. Curated by
the design bureau Straight Design.
Very special
Design & Interior
Stores
Asplund Bucks and Spurs
PHOTO: LOUISE BILLGERT
Sibyllegatan 31 Karlavägen 58 Asplund // Wedge
asplund.org bucksandspurs.se carpet, Palais table.
Respected interior design Hand-selected interior
store with elegant and time- design products with a
less Scandinavian design. A twist in excellent material
lovely mix of rugs, furniture, of good craftsmanship.
kitchen and design objects. Unique selection with clear
Own furniture and rug col- inspiration from Indians and
lections in collaboration with horses. The award winning
well-known designers such as kitchen concept Railway
Jonas Bohlin, CKR, Broberg Kitchen Solution is cele-
& Ridderstråle, Anya Sebton brating its fifth anniversary,
Crooked Concept // Odd
and Eva Lilja Löwenheim as and the Hopi collection has ceramic shapes by Carl
well as a number of estab- details in beautiful Tärnsjö August Sandgren.
lished and new international leather.
designers and brands.
36 37Selected // Shopping
PHOTO: PER KRISTIANSEN
ATP Atelier
La dolce vita meets cool Tambur Fogia Market
Folkungatan 85, tamburstore.se Finnboda Varvs väg 19 A, fogia.se
Mid-Century shop in hip Söder
Like a normal interior design store, but a little This old machinery hall covering 1,200 m 2 at the
more like home. A unique mix of decor, utility Finnboda quay is home to stores, a pleasant lunch café
A quick glance at items and furniture by independent designers,
artists and established brands. Large inspira-
Fogia Market
// The innovative
and a furniture exhibition. Fogia Collection 2019 will
be launched during Stockholm Design Week, styled by
shopping in SoFo, tional selection for the kitchen and the table. new bookshelf Bond. star stylists Kråkvik & D’Orazio.
Södermalm’s hottest Konst-ig
Åsögatan 124, konstig.se
design destination. Scandinavia’s largest independent bookstore
that specializes in architecture, art and design Dusty Deco Kasthall fabrics and furniture. With
– from graffiti to brutalist architecture. Books,
Brahegatan 21 Ingmar Bergmans gata 4 the exhibition Heritage Feb 5–
dustydeco.com kasthall.com Mar 31 comes a new series
ATP Atelier magazines, and journals about a wide range
Dusty Deco is a personal and Unique designer rugs made of products designed by an
Skånegatan 86, atpatelier.com of topics, such as knitting, classic fonts, street
eclectic mix of old and new in Sweden from natural ma- internationally established
ATP Atelier’s first store and showroom. ATP art, Robert Mapplethorp, photography, album
at the edge of glamorous terials since 1889. Kasthall designer. The store also has a
combines Scandinavian design and Italian covers and beer can design.
kitsch. In the mix there are is displaying its most recent charming tea room.
leather craftsmanship. Shoes, bags and acces-
also patinous design classics, designer rug, Black Diamond,
sories produced to last a lifetime. A showroom
modern art and photography. as well as its hand-woven
that exudes style and welcomes with art, ex-
All with an exciting story, and hand-tufted rugs in its
cellent interior design and appealing aromas.
and now its own ceramic beautiful store styled with
collection. exclusive Italian furniture.
Fablab
Bondegatan 7, fab-lab.nu
The new collection will be
Set Designer & Stylist Johan Svenson has Iris Hantverk released during Stockholm
Kungsgatan 55 and Design Week.
transformed an old milk shop into an eclectic
Västerlånggatan 24
and real-life editorial spread. The showroom Iris Hantverk // Award-
irishantverk.se
serves as a boutique Thursday to Sunday, and winning everyday design from Svenskt Tenn
Hand-made brushes of Iris Hantverk that is sold Strandvägen 5
you will find curated items for a considerate good design and function all over the world. svenskttenn.se
daily life where a lot of brands are unique to have been the focus for Iris The legendary founder Estrid
Sweden and Stockholm. Tambur Fablab
Hantverk, made by the vis- sustainable design objects Ericson established the clas-
ually impaired since the end and other everyday products sic style in 1924 in harmony
of the 1800s. Beautiful and worthy of display. with Josef Frank’s botanical
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