Åke Axelsson turns 90. That’s correct, just counting the years, only he works like he’s 22 and is as curious as a 13-year-old. 90: from a small farm in Småland in the 30s to Sweden’s most experienced interior architect. “How is Read more
Those famous illuminated spheres have a new cousin. The Pia lamp is a timeless classic by Gärsnäs: for ceiling, floor, rooms. Now the Pia family is extended with Pia Mandarin, an oblate globe reminiscent of the citrus fruit. The lamp’s Read more
A daybed is a wonderful in-between thing. Neither bed nor sofa, it is made for daydreams: a place to think, read, find inspiration. The Dag daybed is made for comfortable moments, for taking a quick and easy break. “It’s made Read more
Dino is just as spontaneous as its tailoring is sharp. Designed by Pierre Sindre, those familiar with his work look for echoes of the most stylish design from the 60s. Dino is obviously functional in every way, but above all, Read more
The Klint bench stands lightly on the floor with aplomb and elegance. It manifests Gärsnäs and was designed by Dana Ferrazzini and Ida Simma, students at Beckmans. The brief was clear: a wooden bench, primarily for the home, but also Read more
The exhibition Talking to Åke is a conversation via furniture and pictures between Åke Axelsson and a younger generation of designers, furniture-makers and interior designers. His furniture and interiors interact with work by Folkform, Färg & Blanche, Emma Olbers, David Read more