Stockholm Design Week 2019

CATHERINE OSBORNE

Writing

Stockholm Design Week

Some of the best moments of Stockholm Design Week showed a city deeply invested in timelessness and sustainability.

Simplicity, sustainability and thinking local are three concepts ingrained in Swedish design. At the 2019 edition of the Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair you couldn’t miss the fact that Sweden is a world leader in circular economy design. Here’s my review of the bests events and products that stood out from the competitive crowd.

Published: Azure, Feb 2019

Eight seats made from repurposed material, by Malmö Upcycling Service collective, Stockholm 2019

Ateljé table by Matti Klenell, designed for the Nationalmuseum's new NM+ restaurant, Stockholm 2019

Snowdrifts made of Tarkett iQ sustainable flooring, by Note Design Studio, Stockholm 2019

Murano glass objects by Luca Nichetto, shown at Svenskt Tenn in Stockholm, 2019

CATHERINE OSBORNE

Writing

Stockholm Design Week

Some of the best moments at Stockholm Design Week showed a city deeply invested in timelessness and sustainability.

Simplicity, sustainability and thinking local are three concepts ingrained into contemporary Swedish design. At the 2019 edition of the Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair you couldn’t miss the fact that Sweden is a world leader in circular economy design. Here’s my review of the bests events and products that stood out from the competitive crowd.

Published: Azure, Dec 2017