I saw this wooden shelving design by Copenhagen-based Japanese designer Yukari Hotta earlier this year at the Stockholm Furniture and Light Fair. The Kile shelving requires no screws or glue to assemble, just the shelves, uprights and colourful wedge components. Elegant and beautifully crafted, this design is a perfect balance of the best of Japanese and Nordic design aesthetics. Read the rest of this entry »
Greenhouse is an annual exhibition held at the Stockholm Furniture Fair that functions as a platform for up and coming designers. This year we spotted the work of Danish furniture designer and cabinetmaker Jonas Lyndby Jensen who makes beautifully crafted furniture using traditional woodworking techniques. Here are a selection of his products…
Hidden away in Hall B at the Stockholm Furniture Fair was an impressive new Portuguese furniture brand called Branca Lisboa by designer Marco Sousa Santos. Exhibiting their collection for the first time, Branca Lisboa’s products aim to unite Portuguese craftsmanship traditions with contemporary aesthetics. Read the rest of this entry »
Last week at Stockholm Design Week I went to see Swedish designers Note Design Studio‘s latest collection launch – one of my favourites from my visit and you can see images of the collection on their website here. However when looking around their site I also found this brilliant collection of office accessories called Kopiad for the Swedish company Boxit Design, which was also launched last week but I somehow missed. Read the rest of this entry »