Autumn/Winter 2020
In this AW20 collection, we contrast clean, sculptural lines with raw, natural materials that intrigue your sense of touch. Staying true to our signature aesthetic that mixes classic Scandinavian design heritage with artistic and avant-garde touches, our new products emphasize tactile materials of high craftsmanship, with products in mouth-blown glass, natural jute, matte stoneware, solid brass, hand-braided rattan and raw, organic cotton.
The Bathroom
Whether you have six, or sixty, minutes to get ready for the day, the bathroom grants you a space to breathe on even the most hectic of days – it’s the one room in the house where you can always lock the door behind you, admitting you five minutes of privacy and reflection.
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The Kitchen
Whether you are an experienced chef or a complete novice, creating delicious concoctions in the kitchen can spark and set creative thoughts. Explore the flavours of the world, get inspired and show your family and friends just how much you love and appreciate them by creating wonderfully delicious meals for everyone to enjoy.
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The Living Room
The living room isn’t just another room in the house, it’s the nerve centre of your home. A place to entertain and a place to reset, it should reflect your life – whether it’s filled with beautiful chaos or characterised by clean, structured lines.
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The Green Space
Plants are living, breathing specimens, and each plant and flower is unique. By filling your space with greenery, you can watch it grow and flourish like an ever-evolving, one-of-a-kind sculpture, creating a stimulating, refreshing dynamic that’s exclusive to your home.
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The Hallway
The hallway is the gateway to your home in more ways than one. It encompasses the instant familiar feeling of coming home. It’s where you kick off your muddy boots and your best dancing shoes. It’s where you welcome your guests before a fabulous dinner party, and it’s where you greet your loved ones with kisses after a long day apart.
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The Office
Like the rest of your home, your workspace should be a sanctuary. Whether you prefer working nine to five or when creativity strikes, producing your best work in the early hours of the morning, the office should be tailored to fit your specific needs, a space to come up with new ideas and formulate ingenious thoughts.
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The Bedroom
Whether you are a heavy or light sleeper; whether you rise with the sun or like to wake up just in time for lunch, the bedroom represents a sacred space where you can recharge and get ready to take on the world.
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The Kids room
From fiercely fun pillow fights to serene drawing sessions – the kids’ room needs to have space for it all. Like a warm and cosy fort made up of blanket, the space should encompass a sense of safety and belonging, encouraging miniature minds to think big and enabling them to take on the outside world.
