Marie Eklund

I am obsessed with carved spoons and their makers right now. This delicate, organic selection is by Swedish woodworker Marie Eklund, there forms reminiscent of seed pods and fungi.

Emma Olbers

Beautifully proportioned, elegant design by Emma Olbers. I love the way her designs are named; top Ida, bottom Greta it seems to add to their character. Emma is working hard thinking about the ethics, sustainability and source of her furniture and this is giving her designs a special focus.

"Would you think that, for example, a stool looks better if you knew which tree in particular it had been made from? These were a few of the questions that kept me occupied . . . " Emma Olbers

Tove Greitz

A combination lock storage stool where the cubes of patchwork are moved in a particular combination to release the lock by Swedish designer Tove Greitz.

Anton Bjorsing

'Round corner chair' by Anton Bjorsing is not the most practical design in the world, however it was designed for a specific location and it is unique stylish and very interesting. (thanks)

TAF soft parcels of furniture

"What could be the easiest way to upholster a piece of furniture? We took a piece of foam and wrapped it with fabric in the same way you make a parcel. The fabric looks like paper and the product becomes a gift. Sometimes the shape of the present becomes more important than the actual content. The parcels are soft and work as modules to build different comfortable seating possibilities." TAF Architects

Lina Nordqvist

Family Chairs by Lina Nordqvist , exploring the tradition of Swedish stick back chairs into contemporary design. "I am fascinated by objects, and I like when they have their own precious individuality, something beyond mere technological functionality."

Sophia Lithell III

"I use a chair to hang my clothes on before going to bed. Eventually they build up and become a big pile, sometimes the pile is so big it tips the chair over. With the "Shaker" I want to unburden my chair and give the clothes it's own space." Sophia Lithell

Sophia Lithell I

Naiver "This [design} goes against the rules of the craftsmanship, and questions the traditions, maybe the crafts need to re-new the thinking and making to not die out? Can the craft and furniture design be combined to create something new?" Sophia Lithell Thanks

Gunilla Poignant

Organic forms made from interlocking components to create organic forms similar to feathers or ammonite fossils. This is an installation called 'Time' made by Gunilla Poignant for the county hospital of Gavle.