Exhibitions

Nine designers have, using a whittling knife, been able to put their own mark on a wooden stool made from leftover materials.

Is it possible to live without plastic? For one month, the Hesse family lived completely without plastic and had to manage everyday life using products made of wood, metal, glass, wool, and ceramics.

The annual award Swedish Book Design has, since 1934, recognised exemplary book production with the aim of strengthening quality within the publishing industry.

The results of a unique collaborative project initiated by the manufacturing platform SPOK and the Stockholm Craft Association.

In the shop gallery, we highlight candles and candleholders to brighten the winter darkness.

Kandidatutställning från Det Kongelige Akademi på Bornholm.

The exhibition presents the results of the development project What Matter_s 3.0, in which creatives and manufacturing industry partners have worked together in interdisciplinary collaborations based on the theme “Materials and the Manufacturing Industry”.

A collaboration between a ceramic artist and an architect – a meeting of materials, methods, and ideas about form and space.

In the exhibition Illustrated Everyday Life, artist Moa Märta Markgren invites us into a home built of illustrations – an environment where the two-dimensional meets the three-dimensional, where the eye is deceived and the mind set free to wander.

In the Shop Gallery, Jennifer Idrizi’s 100grams: Edition 2 is on display – a limited series of handmade porcelain objects, each created from exactly 100 grams of clay.

An installation exploring the ‘Mat’ chair from Normann Copenhagen and the journey from plant to product.

Premiere of the results of a collaborative project where six prominent designers and six highly respected craftspeople come together in the creation of new objects.
LOCATION: Stockholm