FURNITURE, DETAILS+ MORE
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SMART IDEAS LOTTA DE VISSCHER IS THE ENTERPRISING AND ENERGETIC MANAGING DIRECTOR OF MAZE. HERE SHE TALKS ABOUT THE FUTURE AND WHAT SEPARATES MAZE FROM OTHER COMPANIES. What pleases you the most about 2012? – That we increased sales by over 30% while we made major structural changes within the company. But also that our customers see and appreciate what we do, and appreciate what we do, and that the press has been positive and has covered our products. What are the goals for 2013? – To keep on designing good products and maintain our high level of customer satisfaction. Maze seems to be moving towards a cleaner style and a more grown-up range. – I wouldn’t say “cleaner” style but certainly more mature. I think our catalogue holds together better now and we have ventured to use our collective expertise in a better way. We’re also introducing more advanced products – for example, a superfine stool and a new bedside table – and we’re adding new materials such as leather and wood. What makes Maze stand out from rival companies? – We are extremely flexible and responsive to our customers. We also manufacture 90% of our products in Sweden, and we work closely with our suppliers, so we can quickly adjust in a way that I don’t think many other companies can. We also have smart ideas and clean designs. No unnecessary frills – we’d rather remove than add!
Photo Stefan Ek.
PEACE
[ Peace. Enough said. ]
Advanced solutions LOUISE HEDERSTRÖM IS ONE OF MAZE’S MOST ICONIC DESIGNERS, AND IS THE ONE BEHIND POPULAR PRODUCTS SUCH AS THE COAT HANGER BILL AND THE SMART LITTLE TABLE MINNIE MAE PAPER. You’ve been designing products since the late 90’s – how has your style changed since then? – I have started to get more inspiration from my roots, but I also mix it with how I see the world. Nowadays, when the opportunity arises, I also tend to make more advanced solutions. When you buy things for yourself, how picky are you about the design? – When I was a student I often bought things mainly to quickly solve a problem, and didn’t wait until I found something I really wanted. Some things take an extremely long time for me to find and buy. A kettle, for example, will take about a hundred years, so I’m a bit damaged that way.
Photo Petra Bindel.
You like Elvis – what do you think he would have thought of your design? – Music in general is very important for my creativity; it moves and stimulates me. There’s also a great deal of stories about Elvis that are both bizarre and fun and that I can draw inspiration from. He would probably have thought my stuff was OK, but that they needed more glitter.
Minnie Mae Paper. Photo Stefan Ek.
A BLIND EYE “Working with wire is like stepand Riga and been a lecturer in ping into a new universe. It’s a Lund. But one thing Olof Kolte relatively simple processing and never left behind is his commitprinciple to shape and join the ment to complex issues such as thread, yet it’s a great challenge environmental awareness and Hat Rack. Photo Kent Johansson. to sculpt a product into being consumption: “We live in a strucwhat you want. The wires must be turally non-sustainable society and it’s met in space exactly to the millimeter.” hard to do something that’s sustainable. So says Olof Kolte, and thereby instantly gives Are we as designers to turn a blind eye and the products Hat Rack and Shoe Rack he’s made contribute to this development, or to question for Maze yet another dimension. Few designers it and create new standards for how we organize are as geographically unbound – he’s studied in society?”. Here at Maze the answer is obvious. Paris, Copenhagen and London, worked in Mexico Olof Kolte for President! 2
“Our motto is to free surfaces” “It should be playful, preferably wall mounted and with a multifunctional form”, says Maze-founder Kent Johansson about his approach to design. It was based on those thoughts that he, after a fruitless search for the perfect wall shelf, took matters into his own hands in 2001. His F-shelf quickly became popular, and shortly thereafter Maze was created.
Whew! Copperfield Mirror. Photo Kent Johansson.
It’s hard not to be equally impressed and envious when looking at Henrik Kjellberg and Jon Lindström’s accomplishments. Based on a curiosity for new materials and processes, together they have made exciting design ever since they became friends at the University College of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm back in 1996. Today they run the multiaward winning design studio o4i. In addition to making products for Maze, they have done work for Fritz Hansen, Canadian EQ3, Finnish Martela and that furniture company created by Ingvar Kamprad, and have worked with furniture design, industrial design and architecture in Stockholm, Oslo and New York.
F-Shelf. Photo Kent Johansson.
SOME THING POET IC AND SURREAL “As designers, we would like to bring something poetic and surreal to the nature of the product.” The words belong to Johanna Asshoff and Hanna Brogård, who in addition to working and raising their children also enjoy being challenged by projects that will take them on adventures together. Together you run Asshoff & Brogård Design Studio. What’s it like designing as a team? – We’ve done it since 2006 and we are incredibly close. On the whole, we agree, but the basis of our collaboration is to not always agree, but rather to question. Today, we think more alike. But at the same time we’re less afraid of conflict and more confident about saying exactly what’s on our minds. Kite. Photo Kent Johansson.
What is good design? – It’s hard to say. When it comes to aesthetics, it is very individual. But we think that good design is a product that is well thought out, where function and appearance go hand in hand. 3
CROCHETED METAL ELIN RIISMARK HAS DESIGNED THE LOVELY CANDLESTICK GRANDMA FOR MAZE. HERE SHE TALKS ABOUT CROCHET METAL, LAMPS MADE FROM TREE BRANCHES AND WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A DESIGNER. You have two children. Did the way you saw design change in any way when you became a mother? – No, not really. But something that’s actually new since I had children is that I now always have two reviewers who are unusually honest with me in their criticism. Your candlestick Grandma for Maze – where did you get the idea for that? – I am inspired by everyday life with my family, and my products always reflect a small part of myself. My grandmother crocheted everything you can
imagine; potholders, tablecloths, and even large quilts. Unfortunately I can’t do that, but now I’ve crocheted something in my own personal way. The “Tree Branch Lamp” that you designed is made from actual tree branches. Is there any limit to what you can make furniture from? – If a product is to be produced on a large scale, it must fulfil certain special requirements. The Tree Branch Lamp is produced on a small scale and is both lighting and art in one, and in the arts it’s really just your imagination that limits what’s possible. What does it mean to be a designer? – I don’t think the term means the same to everyone. For me, who is perhaps a little more artistically oriented, it means to test the limits, find new ways of looking at things and inspire other people. Grandma S. Photo Stefan Ek.
The fences of Gunnebo
Hang Pockets. Photo Stefan Ek.
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One of the Maze family’s newest additions is Mia Cullin, and we’re proud to present her neat storage product, Hang Pockets, made from felt. You have worked with felt in previous products too – why that particular material? – I really like the non-woven materials, everything from plastic, rubber and Tyvek to natural materials such as leather and felt. It’s incredibly rewarding to work with, requires no edging and is compliant but also consistent. I think felt is a fantastic and beautiful material. It has its own value, kind of carries itself. How would you describe your design style and how has it arisen? – My style is simple and functional. In contrast, I like to raise the craftsmanship and joints in the product and turn them into important details. Something that has shaped me a lot are my childhood summers in the southern part of Sweden. At the same time, I had an early interest in patterns and how they are structured. For example, I remember how fascinated I was when I discovered how a Gunnebo fence was constructed; my mom practically had to drag me away!
The talented cockerel
The youngest addition to Maze is called Jaan Selg and is only 26 years old – in fact, he’s still in school! Here the talented cockerel talks about the future, his dream partner and the importance of being critical. What’s it like still being in school and to already have a finished product in the stores? – Of course it’s incredibly fun! The process of producing a finished product is also very instructive. It will definitely be useful for me in my profession in the future, after I have finished my thesis for Electrolux. Who would you most of all like to team up with and why? – Some day I would want to draw a house with an architect. With my approach as an industrial designer, it would be interesting to try to work in that area. Architecture is exciting because it’s on such a large scale, while I am used to working on a smaller scale. I believe in cooperation and the creative breadth it brings. What are your guiding principles as a designer? – Simplifying, experimenting and being critical.
Jaan Selg. Photo Nielsen Omvik.
How do you see the future? – I hope I can continue to blend product and furniture design, which are my major interests. I like these areas because they are dynamic and it creates a challenge that allows me to develop further.
A house by the sea Lotta De Visscher’s days must contain more than 24 hours. It’s incredible how she can have time to be both Maze’s managing director and one of its designers. This is how she describes her work: “I’m primarily manager and I design only when I see something that’s missing and in materials that fit my experience – super simple design where the material is most important.” With her experience designing uniforms for Fritidsresor and a bag collection for Scandinavian Airlines, it isn’t surprising that she had come up with products such as Leatherbag, or that it has become a hit. Ever since childhood, Lotta has had a passion for doing creative stuff and has worked within design largely herwhole life. Her big dream is one day to design a house by the sea: “If I can find an architect who puts up with me.” Well, until that day Maze will put up with you for sure!
Journal, exclusively for Designtorget in Sweden and Norway. Photo Stefan Ek.
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VIVA BRAZIL! BRAZILIAN DESIGNER BERNARDO SENNA TALKS ABOUT POORLY MADE BOOKSHELVES, BRAZILIAN TRENDS AND THE CONNECTION TO SCANDINAVIA. How did you first get into the design business? – I noticed the difficulties my aunt had picking up heavy water buckets (this actually became a project years later in design school). My first projects were new designs inspired by bookshelves and magazine holders I saw in the market which didn’t work properly, or by finding cheap objects, like plastic bows or electric fixtures, and reinventing them. I wanted to build better things. What’s it like being from Brazil and working with a Scandinavian company? – There’s a hidden connection between the two. Sixten Sason, Panton and Saarinen are echoed in Niemeyer, Sergio Rodrigues and Zanine Caldas. There’s something between the quest for a better, improved life and the simple pleasure of the form. And of course there’s a feeling that if you can design for a Scandinavian brand you can meet a higher design standard that gives you confidence to create more audaciously.
Beside. Photo Stefan Ek.
“All design is a form of architecture.”
THE STATEMENT COMES FROM MATTIAS STENBERG, THE 38-YEAR-OLD STOCKHOLM RESIDENT WHO NOW MAKES HIS DEBUT FOR MAZE WITH HIS HANDY SIDE TABLE BESIDE.
Nite. Photo Kent Johansson.
How is the design climate in your country? – Since most Brazilians have become consumers in recent years, competition is becoming serious and several traditional companies now see design as something important to them. More consumption is leading to environmental concerns, and lots of experiments with wannabe sustainable materials and technologies are taking place. New businesses started from scratch by designers are increasingly successful too! 6
With a background as a trained civil engineer, licensed in biomechanics and with a previous employment at a managementconsulting firm, he stands out as a designer. Since 2010 he runs Mattias Studio Vision Architecture & Design, where he works simultaneously on architecture, furniture, and lighting projects. The foundation for everything, he says, is that he comes from a crafty and creative family: “My grandfather built wooden boats outside of Umea and it’s clear that it has affected me greatly as a craftsman.” We are grateful to grandpa and welcome Mattias with open arms to the Maze family!
h FORM AND FUNCTION h Highly experienced but new to Maze, Gunilla Hedlund is a Swede who loves parks and Japanese architecture, but above all, products for the public space. We are very excited to present her Square Hook. What is your biggest success so far? – The bench Wave, produced by Nola. It received the award Excellent Swedish Design in 1992 and was a contender at the time! What is most important: form or function? – The form should enhance the function – only then can the form have a function. Sometimes we can look back on ideas we’ve had and realize that they weren’t that great. What’s the weirdest design idea you’ve had? – I tried to combine a spoon and a fork into one cutlery. It’s really impractical, and for what?
Square Hook. Photo Stefan Ek.
Nuts, bolts & fittings As a child, with her father being a plater, Malin Lundmark had her doll trolley filled with nuts, bolts and fittings instead of dolls. As she grew older, she wanted to be an engineer, but before that she felt the urge to explore her artistic side for a year. What at first was supposed to be a
Flower S. Photo Kent Johansson.
temporary break resulted in several long courses and a successful career in art and design – something we at Maze of course are thankful for. Check out her playful hooks, elegant newspaper rack, Magbag the Original, and her smashing new shelf, Edgy.
Photo Jonas Rylander.
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THE FAMILY BUSINESS BACKSTIGS HAS MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS IN STEEL AND WIRE FOR ALMOST 80 YEARS AND IS A STEADY PARTNER TO MAZE. FOR THREE GENERATIONS THE FACTORY HAS BEEN OPERATED BY FATHER, SON AND GRANDSON. THE GRANDSON PETER BACKSTIG TELLS THE STORY OF THIS SMALL COMPANY, WHICH IS SITUATED AMONGST TREES IN AN UNFLATTERING 2000 -SQUARE-METER RED-BRICK FACTORY BUILDING. Photo Lotta De Visscher.
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A will of steel The company is in the village of Tyngel, which is located on a highway in the south of Sweden. Peter Backstig has worked here since 1998 together with his father Ingvar, who has been with the factory since 1964. The Backstigs story started in a shed way back in 1935 with Ingvar’s father, Gösta. On his childhood farm, Gösta was the second son. When it was decided that his older brother would take over the farm, Gösta started looking for something else to do. Eventually he got a small piece of land, borrowed some money from the local farmers and built something of his own. After just four years, his business had turned into a small flourishing factory built in a small shed. Dish racks and cutlery baskets were his first products, all manufactured in wood. In 1945, after the war, wood was not as popular, which forced him to move towards steel production. He started making simple shelves and household items. Today Gosta is 97 years old and retired from his work in the family business. Nevertheless, his attachment to Backstigs, cannot be denied. Just a few years back he used to come in and help out a little; he would mount plastic knobs onto the dish racks, but after becoming blind it became more difficult to do this, says Peter. The Gnosjö spirit Backstigs’ production methods and products continue to change and develop. Peter has an explanation for this: – Being a smaller company, you have the advantage to be able to adjust and be more flexible; larger companies don’t quite have the same possibility. For example, just ten years back we made dish racks, today we are more involved in the production of shop fixtures and interiors as well as producing design hooks. We constantly get requests from new markets, so we try to have as
broad a portfolio as possible. Diversifying might be the answer. Peter paints a picture of a society where it at times has been tough, but where the famous Gnosjö spirit has come to play a significant role. – A few years back we received a very large order to manufacture a shop interior. Another major company in the area had originally received the order but could not handle it alone, so they placed an additional order with Backstigs. It turned out that we could not manage our delivery alone either, so we also had to put out an additional partial order to another manufacturer nearby. This way, we all took a part of this large order. That is what the Gnosjö spirit is all about – trying to help each other out. Peter continues: – There is also a degree of stubbornness here – others succeed, so why shouldn’t I? Competition is good; it spurs one to always want to be better. Locally grown The Backstigs live very close to each other. Standing outside the factory building you can see all three houses owned by Peter, Ingvar and Gosta. They don’t only have their homes, but they also share a belief in the locally grown; this can be seen in their use of transport and materials: – We don’t use any chemicals and basically every thing we need is in house. I guess when we drive the four miles to Hillestorp for treatment there is a bit of exhaust emission, says Peter. What the future holds for Backstigs, he doesn’t dare to predict, but he is hopeful. When the question of whether a fourth generation Backstig one day will take over the factory, Peter says: – Well...if I get kids I guess it will be up to them if they would want to run the factory or not, he says, laughing.
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[ Finally. The children are asleep. Now I can cuddle up on the couch and just do nothing, read that book I have been longing to read, draw that sketch I have had in my mind for so long, fix that leaking faucet and put up that shelf in the living room that has been standing there for ages. Well, I can cuddle up another day. ]
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BILL L LEATHER BAG S BESIDE [ Cuddling up seems more important today. There is always another day to do the chores. No, this is a day for relaxing. Yes. ]
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[ It does not get any more classic than this. The first ever Maze piece, the F-Shelf. A good friend by your bed or a welcoming face in your hallway. ]
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NITE
[ Our Brazilian designer Bernardo Senna, knows how to create a lovely bossanova in your bedroom. The smooth, rhythmical bedside table Nite is a relaxed celebration of easy living anywhere. ]
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[ Such elegance and grace! Our new young maverick, Jaan Selg, has designed a timeless and yet bold table. So simple, beautiful and obvious. ]
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HOLD L [ And he did it in two sizes! That’s so nice of him. ]
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[ A neat little table you can carry with you wherever you go is of course very practical. But when it puts a smile on your face as well, then it’s a lovable table indeed! ]
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BUDDY
[ We all need a good buddy. Some days more than others. ]
[ It’s Now! or never says Louise Hederström. ]
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COPPER FIELD NIPPON
[ Rio de Janeiro and Tokyo? Yeah, a perfect match, if you ask us. Our designer Bernardo Senna from sunny Brazil brings us multicultural happenings from the other side of the planet. Sushi samba. ]
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[ We all need a trusted friend in the bathroom. Someone who takes good care of us and lets us be who we really are. And you can’t find a better friend than design group o4i’s Copperfield mirror, a friendly circular reflection whenever you need it. ]
KUBO
[ Two squares that together hold whatever your heart desires. A geometric design victory by Malin Lundmark. ]
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[ All our heroic and helpful animal hooks, by Malin Lundmark, are going places! Always ready to do their duty, they take care of children everywhere. ]
[ A faithful companion in every situation. ]
IGGY
TAXY [ Vrom, vrom, vrom. ]
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CASTLE [ Save the princess, kill the dragon and get half a kingdom. ]
DUCKY [ Sometimes slow is the only way to go. ]
[ Ducks are known for their wit. They know when to quack and when to keep quiet. Quack, quack, quack! ]
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BILL FLOOR
[ Whether you are in a tough business room or in your own friendly hallway at home, Louise Hederstrom’s Bill Floor holds your coats, scarves and jackets beautifully, adding style and elegance to every place. ]
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BILL XS [ And his cute little brother, Bill XS, connects all the dots in your own special life puzzle. ]
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BRANCH [ After a long day out it was really rewarding to come inside and take the load off. There had been a lot of fun and laughing going around. I’m already looking forward to next year. I think everyone enjoyed themselves and had a good time. One of those days to remember, you know. And I think that Emelie looked quite interested. Perhaps I will give her a call tomorrow and ask her if she would like to meet up for a coffee. Or a glass of wine. Yeah, I will do that for sure. ]
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MEDALLION X3 [ God, she’s coming in forty-five minutes! I have to put the potatoes in the oven. And where are those wine glasses? Did she prefer red or white? God...I have to put myself together! It’s only a dinner, nothing to be afraid of. What can go wrong? Is that the doorbell? ]
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EDGY [ Sometimes you just need som clean lines to make a room come alive. Beautiful bedside table Edgy by Malin Lundmark could do the trick any day. ]
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SQUARE HOOK
[ Like a pop-up it keeps your invitations, envelopes and clothes in place. Our new Square Hook from our new designer Gunilla Hedlund makes being square something desirable! ]
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TREE [ King of the mythical Swedish woods. ]
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[ Come rain or come shine. Good design sticks because it’s a natural part of our mind. We recognize it when we see it. We feel it. ]
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LEATHER BAG S [ This large leather bag designed by Lotta De Visscher is just one of those timeless pieces that light up any room. ]
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[ Mr Monkey says: Beware of scary monsters! ]
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ANYONE BLACK AND WHITE [ What a party, I could have danced all night! A new supercool and luxurious stool by our amazing Louise Hederstrรถm. ]
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ANYONE WHITE AND BLACK [ What a perfect day. I’m glad I spent it with you. ]
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[ Keeping track of your most treasured magazines, it shows your impeccable taste. A modern magazine holder by Louise Hederstrรถm. Now also available in chrome! ]
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DESK LETTER [ A new sharp member in the Letter family! A strong and freestanding addition by Malin Lundmark to one of our most popular design families. ]
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GRANDMA S [ Hip, hip hurray! ]
CELE BRATION [ A tribute to all our wonderful grandmothers. A candleholder that brings joy to every free spirit out there. Here’s to you, Granny! ]
[ In Sweden the king of the forest is the ever-mighty moose. Our Crown hanger embodies the royalty and power of this majestic animal. A mighty crown indeed. ]
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CROWN HANGER
FLOWER S
[ Seven different flowers under your pillow on Midsummer’s Eve. Our design romantic, Malin Lundmark, brings you lasting love and dreams of your intended. ]
[ Love letters, newspapers and bills all need a comfortable place to be, and this letter shelf by designer Malin Lundmark is just the answer. It even gives keys and smartphones a home. Sweet, isn’t it? ]
LETTER SHELF
[ Your new best friend in the hallway. Keeping track of everything that comes through your letter slot. In quite a stylish way, if we may say so. ]
LETTER [ Our first unique collaboration with the Swedish design chain DesignTorget has turned out to be a success. Our designer Lotta De Visscher created Journal in 2011 – a charming little helper for your magazines. One of our future classics. ]
FIRE
[ Everybody loves an open fire. ]
JOURNAL
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[ Flowery wallpaper and bold lines – isn’t that what it’s all about? Kite by design friends Kent Johansson and Asshof &Brogård is a treat for every romantic and kite-flying enthusiast out there. ]
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MAGBAG THE ORIGINAL
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SHELVES F-Shelf Furniture type: Bedside Shelf/Hall Shelf Material: Oiled oak/white/black ash Dimensions: H: 420 mm D: 250 mm W: 210 mm Design: Kent Johansson Manufactured: Latvia Design year: 2002
Kubo Furniture type: Bedside Shelf/Kitchen Shelf Material: White metal/silicon grey metal Dimensions: H: 270 mm D: 130 mm W: 270 mm Special features: 90째 turnable Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2008
Nite Furniture type: Bedside Shelf/Hall Shelf Material: White plexi Dimensions: H: 380 mm D: 250 mm W: 330 mm Design: Bernardo Senna Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2009
Edgy Furniture type: Bedside Shelf/Hall Shelf Material: White metal+white laminate top/ silicon grey metal+silicon grey laminate top Dimensions: H: 175 mm D: 250 mm W: 375 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2012
Nippon Furniture type: Magazine Shelf Material: White metal/red metal/chrome metal Dimensions: H: 300 mm D: 60 mm W: 300 mm Design: Bernardo Senna Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2009
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Letter Furniture type: Letter/Key Shelf Material: White metal/yellow metal Dimensions: H: 155 mm D: 55 mm W: 205 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2009
Desk Letter Furniture type: Letter Shelf Material: White metal/black metal/red metal Dimensions: H: 170 mm D: 60 mm W: 240 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2012
Letter Shelf Furniture type: Letter/Key Shelf Material: White metal+white leather Dimensions: H: 240 mm D: 135 mm W: 275 mm Special features: Five key magnets Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2010
Copperfield Mirror
MIRROR
Furniture type: Mirror Material: White metal+mirror Dimensions: H: 500 mm D: 100 mm W: 500 mm Design: o4i Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2004
HANGERS, RACKS, HOLDERS & HOOKS Kite Furniture type: Hat Rack Material: White metal/black metal Dimensions: H: 120 mm D: 250 mm W: 450 mm Design: Kent Johansson+Asshof&Brog책rd Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2010
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Bill XS Furniture type: Hanger Material: Black metal wire+black knobs/ white metal wire+natural wooden knobs Dimensions: H: 230 mm D: 126 mm W: 210 mm Design: Louise Hederstrรถm Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2010
Bill S Furniture type: Hanger Material: Black metal wire+black knobs/ white metal wire+natural wooden knobs Dimensions: H: 380 mm D: 210 mm W: 450 mm Design: Louise Hederstrรถm Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2006
Bill L Furniture type: Hanger Material: Black metal wire+black knobs/ white metal wire+natural wooden knobs Dimensions: H: 420 mm D:240 mm W: 620 mm Design: Louise Hederstrรถm Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2011
Bill Floor Furniture type: Freestanding Hook Hanger Material: white metal+wooden knobs/ black metal+black knobs Dimensions: H: 1750 mm ร : 270 mm Design: Louise Hederstrรถm Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2010
Hat Rack Furniture type: Hat Rack Material: White metal wire/grey metal wire/ black metal wire Dimensions: H: 200 mm D: 350 mm W: 600 mm Design: Olof Kolte Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2005
Hat Rack L Furniture type: Hat Rack Material: White metal wire/grey metal wire/ black metal wire Dimensions: H: 200 mm D: 350 mm W: 990 mm Design: Olof Kolte Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2011
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Hall Shelf Furniture type: Hall Shelf Material: White metal wire+white laminate top Dimensions: H: 230 mm D: 265 mm W: 385 mm Design: Olof Kolte Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2006
Mitten Shelf Furniture type: Mitten Shelf Material: White metal wire/grey metal wire/ black metal wire Dimensions: H: 340 mm D: 84 mm W: 570 mm Design: Olof Kolte Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2005
Shoe Shelf Furniture type: Shoe Shelf Material: White metal wire/grey metal wire/ black metal wire Dimensions: H: 84 mm D: 254 mm W: 600 mm Design: Olof Kolte Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2005
Shoe Shelf L Furniture type: Shoe Shelf Material: White metal wire/grey metal wire/ black metal wire Dimensions: H: 84 mm D: 254 mm W: 990 mm Design: Olof Kolte Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2011
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Branch
Furniture type: Magazine Holder Material: White metal wire/ black metal wire/ chrome metal wire Dimensions: H: 1040 mm D: 80 mm W: 290 mm Design: Louise Hederstrรถm Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2010
Furniture type: Hanger Material: White metal wire/ black metal wire/ chrome metal wire Dimensions: H: 1170 mm D: 98 mm W: 290 mm Design: Louise Hederstrรถm Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2006
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Tree Hanger Furniture type: Hangers Material: White metal wire/black metal wire Dimensions: H: 1500 mm (per piece) D: 120 mm (per piece) W: 440 mm (per piece) Design: Louise Hederstrรถm Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2006
Crown Hanger Furniture type: Hanger Material: White metal wire/black metal wire/ chrome metal wire Dimensions: H: 260 mm D: 125 mm W: 550 mm Design: Louise Hederstrรถm Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2005
Peace Hook Furniture type: Hook Material: White metal wire/black metal wire/chrome metal wire Dimentions: H: 220 mm D: 110 mm W: 210 mm Design: Louise Hederstrรถm Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2005
Medallion Vertical
Medallion Furniture type: Hanger Material: White metal wire/red coral metal wire/ grey metal wire Dimensions: H: 620 mm D: 108 mm W: 520 mm Design: Louise Hederstrรถm Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2012
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Furniture type: Hanger Material: White metal wire/ red coral metal wire/ grey metal wire Dimensions: H: 870 mm D: 108 mm W: 400 mm Design: Louise Hederstrรถm Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2012
Buddy Furniture type: Hook Material: White metal wire/ black metal wire/ yellow metal wire/light blue metal wire/green metal wire Dimensions: H: 130 mm D: 45 mm W: 110 mm Design: Louise Hederström Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2011
Flower Hook S Furniture type: Hook Material: White metal/yellow metal/black metal/pink metal/blue metal Dimensions: Ø: 95 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Vietnam Design year: 2006
Flower Hook L Furniture type: Hook Material: White metal/yellow metal/black metal/pink metal/blue metal Dimensions: Ø: 130 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Vietnam Design year: 2006
Square Hook Furniture type: Hook Material: White metal/black metal/chrome metal Dimensions: H: 120 mm W: 110 mm Design: Gunilla Hedlund Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2012
KIDS The Ark: Iggy Furniture type: Hook Material: Red metal Dimensions: H: 115 mm D: 15 mm W: 180 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Vietnam Design year: 2008
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The Ark: Taxy Furniture type: Hook Material: Brown metal Dimensions: H: 120 mm D: 15 mm W: 260 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2008
The Ark: Snaily Furniture type: Hook Material: Blue metal Dimensions: H: 185 mm D: 25 mm W: 85 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2010
The Ark: Ducky Furniture type: Hook Material: Yellow metal Dimensions: H: 135 mm D: 15 mm W: 153 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Vietnam Design year: 2010
Tut-Tut Furniture type: Hook & Shelf Material: White metal/red metal/black metal Dimensions: H: 165 mm D: 30 mm W: 650 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2010
Happy Furniture type: Shelf Material: Red metal/blue metal/green metal/white metal Dimensions: H: 195 mm D: 150 mm W: 300 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2010
Castle Furniture type: Hook & Shelf Material: White metal/pink metal Dimensions: H: 320 mm D: 30 mm W: 645 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2012
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Towie Truck Furniture type: Hook & Shelf Material: Blue metal/red metal Dimensions: H: 250 mm D: 30 mm W: 690 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2012
BAGS & HOLDERS Magbag The Original Furniture type: Magazine Holder Material: White metal/ black metal/purple metal/ yellow metal/aquamarine metal Dimensions: H: 380 mm D: 100 mm W: 300 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2008
Journal Furniture type: Magazine Holder Material: White metal wire/ black metal wire/yellow metal wire/aquamarine metal Dimensions: H: 280 mm D: 350 mm W: 300 mm Design: Lotta De Visscher Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2011 Exclusively sold at DesignTorget in Sweden and Norway.
Leatherbag S Furniture type: Holder/Fire Wood Holder Material: White leather/black leather/nature leather Dimensions: H: 300 mm D: 250 mm W: 450 mm Design: Lotta De Visscher Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2011
Leatherbag L Furniture type: Laundry Bag Material: White leather/black leather/nature leather Dimensions: H: 540 mm D: 250 mm W: 435 mm Design: Lotta De Visscher Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2011
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Hang Pockets Furniture type: Saddle Hanger Material: Grey felt /red coral felt/aquamarine felt Dimensions: H: 435 mm W: 400 mm Design: Mia Cullin Manufactured: Estonia Design year: 2012
Fire Furniture type: Fire Wood Holder Material: White metal wire/black metal wire Dimensions: H: 490 mm D: 332 mm W: 360 mm Design: Malin Lundmark Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2010
TABLES & STOOLS Minnie Mae Paper Furniture type: Tray Table Material: White metal wire+moulded white birch plywood/ black metal wire+ moulded black plywood/aquamarine metal wire+moulded aquamarine plywood/ red coral metal wire+red coral plywood/yellow metal wire+moulded yellow plywood Dimensions: H: 490 mm D: 255 mm W: 620 mm Design: Louise Hederström Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2008
Minnie Mae S Furniture type: Tray Table Material: White metal wire+moulded white birch plywood/ black metal wire+moulded black birch plywood Dimensions: H: 404 mm Ø: 412 mm Design: Louise Hederström Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2007
Minnie Mae L Furniture type: Tray Table Material: White metal wire+moulded white birch plywood/ black metal wire+moulded black birch plywood Dimensions: H: 482 mm Ø: 674 mm Design: Louise Hederström Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2007
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Minnie Mae Rain S
Outdoor!
Furniture type: Tray Table Material: White metal/aquamarine metal/asphalt metal Dimensions: H: 404 mm Ø: 412 mm Design: Louise Hederström Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2011
Minnie Mae Rain L
Outdoor!
Furniture type: Tray Table Material: White metal/aquamarine metal/asphalt metal Dimensions: H: 482 mm Ø: 674 mm Design: Louise Hederström Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2011
Hold S Furniture type: Table Material: White laminated birch plywood+white metal wire/black laminated birch plywood+black metal wire/White laminated birch plywood+chrome metal wire/black laminated birch plywood+chrome metal wire Dimensions: H: 482 mm D: 450 mm W: 420 mm Design: Jaan Selg Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2012
Hold L Furniture type: Table Material: White laminated birch plywood+white metal wire/black laminated birch plywood+black metal wire/White laminated birch plywood+chrome metal wire/black laminated birch plywood+chrome metal wire Dimensions: H: 450 mm D: 400 mm W: 800 mm Design: Jaan Selg Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2012
Beside Furniture type: Table Material: White metal+wood/silicon grey metal+wood Dimensions: H: 485 mm D: 300 mm W: 500 mm Design: Mattias Stenberg Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2012
Anyone Furniture type: Stool Material: White metal+grey fabric/white metal+blue-gray fabric/ white metal+nature leather/black metal+grey fabric/ black metal+nature leather/black metal+black leather Dimensions: H: 555 mm (with handles, 450 mm without) D: 260 mm W: 640 mm Design: Louise Hederström Manufactured: Sweden Design year: 2012
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DETAILS Grandma S Furniture type: Candleholder Material: White metal/red metal/black metal/ pink metal/yellow metal/blue metal Dimensions: H: 32 mm Ø: 130 mm Design: Elin Riismark Manufactured: China Design year: 2011
Grandma L Furniture type: Candleholder Material: White metal Dimensions: H: 35 mm Ø: 250 mm Design: Elin Riismark Manufactured: China Design year: 2011
Celebration Furniture type: Candleholder Material: White metal/red metal Dimensions: H: 35 mm Ø: 250 mm Design: Elin Riismark Manufactured: China Design year: 2011
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