Promoting our collection of bags for Ceannis and hanging out with these babes!
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Come and have a look at our collection Format for Ceannis in their pop-up at Åhléns City Stockholm.I will be there on Friday 11 – 13. See you!
Come and have a look at our collection Format for Ceannis in their pop-up at Åhléns City Stockholm.I will be there on Friday 11 – 13. See you!
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Artefact No 4.This third table correlates with Artefact No 1 and Artefact No 2, it is small and heavy but still gives the same refined character to its surrounding. One solid pillar of Diabase, with a circle of steel thrust in it and supported with only one leg. This sprouted from the idea of creating an additional piece with as few parts as possible.Photo: Mathilda WerngrenStyling: Cecilia Tivar
Artefact No 4.
This third table correlates with Artefact No 1 and Artefact No 2, it is small and heavy but still gives the same refined character to its surrounding. One solid pillar of Diabase, with a circle of steel thrust in it and supported with only one leg. This sprouted from the idea of creating an additional piece with as few parts as possible.
Photo: Mathilda Werngren
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Artefact No 5 and 6.Bring us some oysters balanced on the convexities of No 5, or go creative with the concavities of No 6.Photo: Mathilda WerngrenStyling: Cecilia Tivar
Artefact No 5 and 6.
Bring us some oysters balanced on the convexities of No 5, or go creative with the concavities of No 6.
Photo: Mathilda Werngren
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View from our launch at TypeO last week. Thank you everyone who joined our dinner and made our night unforgettable!
View from our launch at TypeO last week.
Thank you everyone who joined our dinner and made our night unforgettable!
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This is what’s keep us busy at the moment.Check out all of our new artefacts at straightdesignstudio.com.
This is what’s keep us busy at the moment.
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Artefact no 2.This smaller table copies the attributes from the bigger Artefact No 1, based on the same design just turned upside down. Its design also manages to conquer the balance between the pillar of stone and its steel construction, to keep the solid and heavy, yet slim and elegant look.
Artefact no 2
This smaller table copies the attributes from the bigger Artefact No 1, based on the same design just turned upside down. Its design also manages to conquer the balance between the pillar of stone and its steel construction, to keep the solid and heavy, yet slim and elegant look.
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Artefact no 3Limited edition of six unique pieces.This item is truly organic in its shape and production. From our former strict and sharp design, glass artist Kristin Larsson blew the shape into form. During the playful process, the object grew into the softer appearance you now see. The result achieved, when transforming a shape from a sharp drawing, with the help of living material, is a unique and handmade collector’s item. An object reminding you of forms and places your mind can escape to, for admiring its beautiful guise and charm. Put a flower in there to bud or put it on your best altar and worship its bombastic formation.
Artefact no 3
Limited edition of six unique pieces.This item is truly organic in its shape and production. From our former strict and sharp design, glass artist Kristin Larsson blew the shape into form. During the playful process, the object grew into the softer appearance you now see. The result achieved, when transforming a shape from a sharp drawing, with the help of living material, is a unique and handmade collector’s item. An object reminding you of forms and places your mind can escape to, for admiring its beautiful guise and charm. Put a flower in there to bud or put it on your best altar and worship its bombastic formation.
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A small step for humanity, a huge step for us. Finally we launched our new collection of self produced artefacts that we’ve been working on for too long.Together with TypeO we premiered our first six artefacts during an exclusive dinner with some lovely friends. Stay tuned for a closer look!Photo and styling by the amazing Mathilda Werngren and Cecilia Tivar.
A small step for humanity, a huge step for us. Finally we launched our new collection of self produced artefacts that we’ve been working on for too long.
Together with TypeO we premiered our first six artefacts during an exclusive dinner with some lovely friends. Stay tuned for a closer look!
Photo and styling by the amazing Mathilda Werngren and Cecilia Tivar.
