Salongsgatan, built in 2001 in Malmö, received a color update based on the original Falu red to a range of soft pinks. This, combined with dark, sober hues, bridges past inspiration with contemporary vibrancy.Photo: Mathilda Werngren
Author: viktor
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The interior of Säflacka is a blend of details from the 1820s with contemporary additions from the 2020s. While the extension features a more minimalistic style compared to the rest of the house, it still retains subtle original details.Photo: Mathilda Werngren
The interior of Säflacka is a blend of details from the 1820s with contemporary additions from the 2020s. While the extension features a more minimalistic style compared to the rest of the house, it still retains subtle original details.Photo: Mathilda Werngren
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Norban’s headquarters in Malmö, where real estate meets innovation. The interior is a combination of vivid, playful colours and muted, graphic aesthetics to create a dynamic workspace that reflects both energy and focus.Photo: Mathilda Werngren
Norban’s headquarters in Malmö, where real estate meets innovation. The interior is a combination of vivid, playful colours and muted, graphic aesthetics to create a dynamic workspace that reflects both energy and focus.Photo: Mathilda Werngren
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Plate No 1 and No 6 for AlwaresPart of The Plates Series – a symphony of culinary artistry, redefining the way we serve and experience food. Each piece in this collection is a masterpiece of design, meticulously crafted to elevate your dining experience.Photo: Mathilda Werngren
Plate No 1 and No 6 for AlwaresPart of The Plates Series – a symphony of culinary artistry, redefining the way we serve and experience food. Each piece in this collection is a masterpiece of design, meticulously crafted to elevate your dining experience.Photo: Mathilda Werngren
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Signe is a modern reinterpretation of the classic butter knife holder known as a ’butter dachshund’ in Sweden.Inspiration for Signe came from two significant sources. Firstly, Viktor’s real dachshund, aptly named Signe, and secondly, his grandmother, also named Signe. A kitchen maestro, his grandma always had the iconic butter dachshund on the table.Produced by the Swedish brand Klong.Photo: Mathilda Werngren
Signe is a modern reinterpretation of the classic butter knife holder known as a ’butter dachshund’ in Sweden.Inspiration for Signe came from two significant sources. Firstly, Viktor’s real dachshund, aptly named Signe, and secondly, his grandmother, also named Signe. A kitchen maestro, his grandma always had the iconic butter dachshund on the table.Produced by the Swedish brand Klong.Photo: Mathilda Werngren
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Artefact No 3 is one of the original pieces from our Artefacts collection launched 2020. It’s more than just a vase, it embodies both functional elegance and sculptural artistry, boasting an organic silhouette and a subtly bold formation.Mouth blown by Kristin Larsson in Gustavsberg.
Artefact No 3 is one of the original pieces from our Artefacts collection launched 2020. It’s more than just a vase, it embodies both functional elegance and sculptural artistry, boasting an organic silhouette and a subtly bold formation.Mouth blown by Kristin Larsson in Gustavsberg.
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Chest No 1 for Alwares – Inspired by the historic hope chest, this contemporary piece is a versatile addition to your space. It’s a small yet elegant block, a seamless blend of tradition and modern functionality.Photo: Mathilda Werngren
Chest No 1 for Alwares – Inspired by the historic hope chest, this contemporary piece is a versatile addition to your space. It’s a small yet elegant block, a seamless blend of tradition and modern functionality.Photo: Mathilda Werngren
