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Participating companies
The exhibition “HEMMA” has been possible to realize thanks to the following designers, producers, schools and regions.
A2, a2designers.se
A2 is a young
brand presenting a collection of creative and distinct objects for public and
private spaces.
Our collection of furniture and interior details is contemporary with a heritage of the Scandinavian tradition. We cherish a genuine production by skilled craftsmen. All products are, and will always be, produced in Småland, Sweden. The result is long lasting high quality products with a strong identity.
Product/Designer: Sara Larsson
Articles, furniturebyarticles.com
Articles focus is set on producing furniture and objects with a crossover quality spanning from office spaces, hotels and restaurants, all the way to domestic settings. A careful combination of materials and timeless design comprises our vision of long lasting products. The collection contains work of glass artist Carina Seth Andersson, architect Anna von Schewen and industrial designer Björn Dahlström.
Product/Designer: Cube vase/Carina Seth Andersson, Giardini/Björn Dahlström, Winwin table/Björn Dahlström, Socialclub Lounge Chair/Anna von Schewen.
Asplund, asplund.org
ASPLUND
- one of the most prominent Scandinavian design companies founded in 1990 by
brothers Michael and Thomas Asplund. ASPLUND develop high quality interior
design under the lead of creative director Sandra Adrian Asplund. Local actors
in Sweden produce all the furniture and storage. Carpets are hand-made by
skilled craftsmen in India.
Product/Designer: Tati desk and Pagoda shelf/Broberg & Ridderstråle, Palais table
and Royal Palais/ Anya Sebton och Eva Lilja Löwenhielm, Air bench/Thomas
Sandell, Swoon/Marcel Sigel, Light Tray/Daniel Rybakken & Andreas Engsvik.
Astrid, astrid.se
Astrid is a
Swedish textile producer, specializing in double-width fabrics of great quality
in a large array of colours. We have a diversity of collections in flameproof
fabric such as Trevira CS, a variety of high quality linen in different styles
and smooth wool qualities.
We work in close cooperation with architects, contributing ideas and
solutions for including textiles in various projects.
Beckmans College of
Design, beckmans.se
Stockholm has long been an incubator of
design and also an influencer in creative thinking and innovation. Now eleven
graduates and alumni from Beckmans College of Design, Stockholm’s most
influential design college make their first appearance on the international
design scene. The exhibition will showcase new work and thoughts on the concept
of home.
Product/Graduate: Arbor/Frida Pettersson & Madeleine Nelson, Fransson/Anna Herrmann & Lisa Jonsson, Concretely Happy/Shifting Shape & Jonatan Nilsson, Kolonn/Klara W Hedengren & Lisa Lindh, Ground Settings/Emma Stridh,Equally Strong/Hanna Wik, Fortuna/Hanna Stenström/Jennie Aden
Contact: Annika Berner, Director of External
Relations, annika@beckmans.se
Blå Station, blastation.se
Blå Station is a family business based in the little
seaside town of Åhus on the Swedish south-east coast, where the sea is forever
restless. Just like us!
Our
design philosophy is to offer an alternative to what is already available. It’s
about researching the potential of future design here and now. Curiosity
is our fuel, as we keep searching, not for the already known and established,
but for the unexpected, yet-to-be discovered.
Product/Designer: BOB/ Stefan Borselius, Thomas Bernstrand, STOVE/Gabriel Tan, Pucca/Stefan Borselius, DENT/O4i
Bolon, bolon.com
Bolon
is a Swedish design company that makes innovative flooring solutions for public
spaces. It is a third-generation family business run by sisters Annica and
Marie Eklund. Under their leadership, Bolon has transformed from a traditional
weaving mill into an international design brand with clients such as Armani,
Google, Volvo Cars, Adidas, Apple, Missoni and Four Seasons Hotels. With a
strong commitment to sustainability, Bolon designs and manufactures all its
products in Ulricehamn in Sweden. The company is recognised worldwide for its
award-winning flooring and its collaborations with some of the world’s most
acclaimed innovators and creatives
Cake, ridecake.com
CAKE develops uncompromising high
performance electric off-road motorbikes. CAKE’s mission is to speed up the journey towards a zero emission society,
while enhancing excitement and fun. All components are made from scratch to optimize the riding performance in this
new category. Every little detail is elaborated for perfection, while
considering the perspectives of sustainability.
It’s all about the
outdoors.
Explore with respect
Carpe Diem Beds, carpediembeds.com
Carpe Diem Beds are ecolabeled, handmade beds from
Lysekil on the west coast of Sweden. By combining our patented sleep
innovations for maximum pressure relief with contemporary design, we deliver a
near weightless sleeping experience and beds that are as beautiful to look at,
as they are comfortable to sleep in. Carpe Diem Beds is a part of the Hilding
Anders family.
Dahl Agenturer, dahlagenturer.se
With their everlasting love and devotion for
textile carpets Dahl Agenturer’s been supplying carpets (and lighting) in
numerous projects since the seventies; offices, hotels, retail, schools,
private homes and such.
Please pay their showroom/studio and shop a visit next time you’re in Stockholm to get their own eclectic yet commercial mix of products, materials, structures and colors
David Design, daviddesign.se
Since 30 years ago David design together
with some of the world´s leading designers, Claesson Koivisto Rune, Luca
Nichetto, Nendo, Inga Sempé, Richard Hutten, Florent Coirier and more, create a
collection of furniture, lighting and accessoars. Today David design is a
well-established international brand with followers that look for iconic,
functional and sustainable products. Proudly produced in Sweden.
Product/Designer: Gregorio/ Claesson Koivisto Rune, Portia/Superlab, Goliath/Florient
Coirier
Design House Stockholm, designhousestockholm.com
Design House Stockholm is the publishing
house for Scandinavian design. With timeless feeling and a level of quality
that outlives fleeting trends, the collection represents the best of
contemporary Scandinavian design. Rather than selecting a designer to make a
specific product, all designers are invited to bring their personal ideas. Some
of these ideas are selected for development and production. Design House
Stockholm looks for products that add something new to their genre. Products
with personality and character.
Product/Designer:
Torso chair in white and nature/ Lisa
Hilland
Kosmos lamp white - Alexander Lervik
Tondo (mortel) - Jessika Källeskog
Knot pillow- senapsgul - Ragnheiður Ösp
Sigurðardóttir
Shell candle stick - Magnus Löfgren
Fia caraff Amber - Nina Jobs
Flip
candleholder vit - Lena Bergström
Trio
vaser - Jonas Wagell
Demi lamp small white/clear - Mattias
Stenberg
Tyngdlyftaren
(hantel) - Alexander Lervik
Essem Design, essem.se
Clothing House av Ola Giertz och Triangel av Essem Design
The
hallway is the room’s equivalent to the words hello and goodbye. It is the
hallway that welcomes you and it is the hallway that welcomes you back. The
hallway is thus not only a room with functionality but also a room that can
make an impression. Some people are actually calling the hallway the most
important room in a home — the room where the expectations are set of what is
next to come. Other people only see it as a functional passageway.
At Essem Design we consider both aspects — we believe that functionality and characteristics are both equally important when it comes to the interior. Our product range consists of functional hat racks from the 1930’s and characteristic hooks from today’s prominent designers. For the environment and for the benefit of the local society, all manufacturing is located in Småland, Sweden.
Product/Designer: Clothing House/Ola Giertz, Triangel/Essem
Design
Falu Rödfärg, falurodfarg.com
Most paint brands are associated with the
word paint. But if you say “Falu Rödfärg”, people think of summer, sun, grandmother,
strawberries, ice cream, happiness, community, freedom, weddings, funerals,
midsummer, new potatoes, cream cake, summer jobs, holidays, kittens, cattle
fields.... Falu Rödfärg is linked with millions of memory images, and constantly creates new
possibilities for positive memories and associations.
What the brand Falu Rödfärg promises is impossible to copy. Here, there are the roots in Swedish building tradition, as well as Swedish cultural tradition. In every product that bears the Falu Rödfärg name, there is 250 years of “silent knowledge”. Knowledge of everything from how the natural pigment raw material should be treated and how the linseed oil’s quality affects the paint’s characteristics to how today’s architects motivate the choice of classic distemper and the feelings the brand evokes in people who live in Falun red houses.
We offer a brand whose qualities are determined by the human senses. Putting our “touch” on the job is an idea we take with us in everything from how we assess the colour of the burned pigment to how we treat customers and colleagues. Each of us who works in, or with, Falu Rödfärg affects the brand with our thoughts and actions.
Being able to work with “A Swedish miracle” is a benefit we have, and together, we will ensure that the era of the miracle is not past!
Folkform, folkform.se
Folkform is the name of an
art and design duo compris- ing designers Anna Holmquist and Chandra Ahlsell,
both having studied at Konstfack (University College of Arts, Crafts &
Design). Since starting their partnership in 2005 they have maintained a clear
focus and ambition – to make use of and highlight parts of the Swedish cultural
heritage. In their unique designs and furniture making, Folkform have been
inspired by classic industrial materials and expressions from Masonite to
brass, bronze and stone. They began with a competition entry for Masonite
manufacturer Rundvik’s 75th anniversary and ended up with Folkform, a design
studio now with over 10 years of experience and an impressive success record,
both in Sweden and internationally
Folkform have worked with
objects closely related to books and literature for some time now, one example
beeing the revolving bookcases for Svenskt tenn. The new Folkform floor and
table lamp is titled the Libreria lamp since it was first designed for an
exhibition in an old bookbinders workshop in Milan.
Product/Designer: Libreria/Chandra Ahlsell & Anna Holmquist
Friends of Handicraft, hv-textil.se, Skogsberg &Smart
Riff, Raff, Rug Divider" by the
designers Magnus Skogsberg & Mimmi Smart. A unique hand-woven rag rug with golden threads and fabrics from the designers’
own clothing. Produced at Handarbetets Vänner Ateljé in Stockholm (Friends of
Handicraft Studio), 2016.
"The rug is made from clothes in our own closets. The piece is a self-critical
commentary on consumption, though the mix of labels on the back of the carpet
has a more playful approach, from cheap to expensive, from Zara to Prada.
Handarbetets Vänner in Stockholm, founded in 1874, is a centre for education,
production and development of advanced textiles and design.
Product/Designer: Carpet /Skogsberg & Smart
Färg&Blanche, fargblanche.com
Succession:
by Färg & Blanche for Petite Friture in partnership with Revol.
From
experiments on felt, Färg & Blanche shaped and created organic forms, this
experimental result was handed over to the artisans of Revol who for this
occasion returned to the original moulding techniques, creating a complete
dining service in culinary porcelain.
Propduct/Designer;: porcelain/Fredrik Färg & Emma Blanche
Gemla, gemlaab.se
Gemla Fabrikers is
Sweden's oldest furniture factory, founded 1861. Today the only one mastering
the art of solid steambent wood in Sweden. Each chair is handmade by skilled
craftsmen, only using natural and sustainable materials.
At HEMMA you will meet the acknowledged
contemporary chairs, created by some of the most talented Swedish designers VILDA by Jonas Bohlin, NORDIC by
Kallio-Thau & COLLAGE by FRONT design.
Product/Designer:
Vilda/Jonas Bohlin, Nordic/Kallio&Thau Collage/Front design
HDK Academy of design
and crafts,
Works from the exhibition Playing by the rules? - a
display of projects challenging a given rule or norm in a playful manner:
New ruled paper -
Notebooks that challenge the norm of taking notes. Ahyoung Kim
Glass Play - Objects
that aims to communicate the performance of the glassblower. Märta Louise Karlsson
Dine together,
to get there - A table that visualizes the
importance of doing things together. Sofia Florell
Produkt/Student: Dine together Table/Sofia Florell, Glass
Play/Märta Louise Karlsson, Paper/Ahyoung Kim.
Hikki, hikki.se
Per Enoksson,
founder of Hikki, is a visual artist and designer with roots in the Sami
culture. His design rests on the fusion between the ingenuity of the rural
culture in the north of sweden and the colorfulness of urban life. Hikki make
products for outdoors use that are built to last over generations and are as
simple as they are robust.
Product/Designer: Svarta Grytan hot tub/Per Enoksson
Hope, hope-sthlm.com
Stockholm-based
brand HOPE was founded in 2001, creating contemporary, high-quality fashion
aimed to inspire and emphasise individual style. In focus stand a
merge of strong tailoring and contemporary utility wear, founded on an
aesthethic that is honest and direct.
Since 2017, all
clothing is marked with both women’s and men’s sizing as a way to encourage
people to dress across conventional gender-based norms.
John Sterner, johnsterner.com
John Sterner is the new brand by Alexander
Stutterheim & Marie Paulsson.
John Sterner is the antidote to the disposable
culture. A sanctuary for those who want the refinement that real life still has
to offer. They take a very humble material, wool, from thier own sheepfarm and
turn it into knitwear garments that bear an understated level of elegance and
finesse.
Product/designer:
Sweater/Alexander Stutterheim & Marie Paulsson
Korbo, korbo.se
Swedish Tradition since 1922. Crafted for
life and for generations to come. Korbo baskets were
originally used by fishermen and farmers who needed reliable carrying and
storage that could withstand weather, wind, wear and tear. Each basket is
carefully woven by hand by skilled craftsmen.
Today Korbo is considered an interior design icon, used in everyday life.
We work with designers and
artists who are aware of what quality stands for-accomplishment unaffected by
trends. The most important aspect is the visual quality. Good quality means
long-term validity.
Let´s introduce:
The iconic shelf ”Pilaster” designed by John Kandell
in1989
The
chair ”Skissernas” made by the awarded duo Elding Oscarson
The
chair ”Sindre” by Pierre Sindre- with his hallmark; variation, comfort and simplicity
Product/Designer: Pilaster/John Kandell, Sindre/Pierre Sindre, Skissernas/Elding Oscarsson,
Lammhults, lammhults.se
Lammhults
develops and markets modern furniture of international design for companies
with high demands on quality and design. For over 70 years we
have delivered our signature Scandinavian style to public spaces, homes
and offices around the world. We cooperate with some of the leading
contemporary furniture designers. What we accomplish together shall be elegant,
effective and eco-friendly.
Product/Designer: BosS/Tuva Rivedal Tjugen, Coat hanger 17012/Börge Lindau & Bo
Lindekrantz, Cargo&Cinema/ Gunilla Allard, Deco table/Julia Prytz, Add
table/Anya Sebton
Ludvig Svensson,
ludvigsvensson.com
Svensson
dresses public rooms with aesthetical and functional. The collections include
fabrics for curtains, upholstery and solar control with a strong element of
Scandinavian design. The textiles enable a creative environment by offering
good light and sound control as well as energy saving with a wide palette of
solids together with patterned coordinates.
Svensson
has been manufacturing on the
same site in Kinna, Sweden, for over 130 years. From concept to research and
production, everything is under one roof, controlling the entire manufacturing
process.
Today, Svensson is recognized as one of Europe’s
1,000 most inspiring and fastest growing companies.
Marrakech Design, marrakechdesign.se
Marrakech Design is a Swedish company specialized in designer
cement tiles. In this exhibition we are
showing our collaborations with Claesson Koivisto Rune and Mats Theselius.
Pattern “Stitch” by Claesson Koivisto Rune in color combination
Cream/Cayenne/Sunflower.
Pattern “Goose-eye” by Mats Theselius in color combination White/Banana.
Product/Designer: Stich/Claesson Koivisto Rune, Goose-eye/Mats Theselius
No Early Birds, noearlybirds.se
Per
Söderberg is both designer and architect. He opened his own studio in Stockholm
in 1997 after graduating from Domus Academy in Milan. His work includes many
prestigious projects for a.o Moschino, Orrefors, Adidas and Ikea as well as
private houses and restaurants. In 2010 Per launched the No Early Birds collection with the vision to
create a timeless and sustainable furniture collection produced in Sweden.
Nola, nola.se
Nola Industries is a developer of sustainable, quality design furniture for urban
spaces. Collaborates with Sweden's leading designers &
architects from concept to manufacture.
Cacti
planter, design Anki Gneib, mimic the shapes and proportions of cacti, inspired by artist Frida
Kahlo’s garden.
Gro planter,
design Mia Cullin, with frameworks as a geometrical Triangel for
a decorative
design.
Product/Designer: Cacti planter/Anki
Gneib, Gro planter/Mia Cullin
Pholc, pholc.se
Pholc –
Stockholm, expressive, sophisticated. Updated.
Pholc is a
Swedish design company. Our vision is to create expressions that balance
between art and design. To create a feeling that radiates Stockholm,
expressive, sophisticated and updated. To create affordable luxury with
character that consists.
Product/Designer: Broberg &
Ridderstråle, Sabina Grubbeson
Reijmyre
Glasbruk, reijmyreglasbruk.se
Reijmyre
Glasbruk, founded in 1810, is Sweden’s oldest glassworks still producing the
entirety of our glassware from the small town of Rejmyre. Together with our
master glassblowers, designer Lina Öhlund has developed the stemware series
Senses. The diamond shaped bowl facilitates the oxygenation of the wine and
enhances the bouquet. Swedish craftsmanship and sensibility epitomized. Skål!
Product/Designer: Senses/Lina Öhlund
RIAN Design Museum,
In cooperation with the founder of the
swedish fashion brand HOPE, Ann Ringstrand, Svenska Station has created COAT -
a furniture that ended up in the borderline between fashion and form. The
collaboration between the designstudio and the fashiondesigner has focused on
form and function with inspiration from the classic valet chair. The furniture
is made of birch plywood and in the production we strive to minimize waste.
With its innovative construction the furniture parts are assembled without glue
or screws. The furniture can be placed in several places in the home serving as
both a sideboard and a clothing rack.
Product/Designer: table/Malin Henningson, chair/Ann Ringstrand,
Rörstrand, rorstrand.se
It’s almost 300
years since we first started making plates at Rörstrand. Now,
numerous services and generations later, we still offer Sweden’s most desirable
porcelain. With our many design icons, we have succeeded in retaining a style
that is classic, yet always with a contemporary touch. Monica Förster’s Inwhite is a new generation
of white tableware perfectly adapted to the way we meet and dine today.
Product/Designer: Inwhite/Monica Förster
Studio Dejawu, studiodejawu.com
STUDIO DEJAWU established in Stockholm in 2015,
founded by Qian Jiang (JQ). The name of studio is derived from the sense of
unfamiliar-familiarity (Déjà vu), "Wu" as "物" in Chinese means Object. This combination is
perceived as a philosophy that drives and directs our design process. Creating
timeless and honest product as a memory container is our biggest interests
Product/Designer: all/Qian
Jiang,
Studio Mutant, studiomutant.se
MUTANT operates at
the intersection of toy and decoration, and strives to create
products that will appeal to adults and children alike and last through the
generations. MUTANT was launched 2017 by the artist and fashion designer
Emma Persson, as a desire to start up sewing production in Sweden. All products
are manufactured in Sweden, using organic cotton, textile waste material and
Swedish reindeer skins.
Product/Designer: all/FogEmma Persson
Tre Sekel, tresekel.se
Tre Sekel – Local production and innovative
collaboration.
The commonality for all of Tre Sekel’s products is
that they are all produced with the highest level of craftsmanship in our local
factory in Tibro, founded in 1944. The main materials used in our products are
massive-solid wood, carefully chosen from local forests.
Our vision is to retain production and expertise
in Sweden – both by making use of our Swedish heritage with the furniture we
have license for, as well as by developing new furniture with the current
generation of designers and collaborating with other exciting designers and
companies which request our experience and expertise. We view this as a new and
progressive way of thinking, and as a way to keep our Swedish factory alive.
Product/Designer: /Design Studio Halleroed /Carl Malmsten
Urbanears, urbanears.com
Urbanears Speakers offer powerful sound and boundless
audio possibilities with a variety of ways to connect. Combine two or more to
create a multiroom system that fits your every space. Take your pick from a
range of interior-friendly sizes and colors.
Zero, zero.se
Zero Interiör was
founded in 1978 with the vision of making unique light fixtures for a
design-interested audience. These products, in combination with a deep
understanding of how best to illuminate public indoor and outdoor environments,
are at the heart of the brand identity. From the start, the creation of unique
environments has been praised in both Sweden and abroad, thanks to guiding
principles: quality, environmental care and innovation. The local roots and
manufacturing have built long-term relationships with customers and suppliers
that are vital to the brand. More than 80% of manufacturing takes place
within roughly 200 km of Nybro in Småland and all assembly occurs in the
workshop in Nybro.
Product/Designer: Fog/Front, Hoop/Front,
Mist/Front, Ginza /Thomas Bernstrand, Convex/Jens Fager, Photo/Thomas
Bernstrand & Mattias Ståhlbom,