AD Frida Ramstedt and her interior design blog, Tendenser, has been a favourite read of mine for years, so when I heard she was writing her first book, ‘The Interior Design Handbook’, I couldn’t wait for it to be published here in the UK. Fast becoming a best-seller in her native Sweden; in it, Frida … Read More about The Interior Design Handbook – My chat with Frida Ramstedt
Mater – My chat with Henrik Marstrand
I was recently asked by Ethos magazine to write an article dedicated to a subject I’ve become very passionate about, sustainable design. The article focused on how Danish design brands in particular are creating a blueprint for a greener and more equal future for us all. As part of ‘Better home. Better world.’ I wanted … Read More about Mater – My chat with Henrik Marstrand
Broste Copenhagen A/W 20 – My chat with Kristina Dam
I love these exciting few weeks as details of the autumn-winter collections start to be released, and safe to say I will be sharing my favourite Nordic interior design finds with you, starting with Denmark’s longest standing and much-loved design brand, Broste Copenhagen. What has added to my excitement even more however is that Broste Copenhagen … Read More about Broste Copenhagen A/W 20 – My chat with Kristina Dam
TAKT – My chat with Henrik Taudorf Lorensen
Nordic design is more than iconic lamps, cosy blankets and minimal ceramics. It can change the world. One Danish furniture company that is doing just that is TAKT, and I recently had the pleasure of chatting with their founder and CEO, Henrik Taudorf Lorensen. At TAKT they have taken the time to rethink how furniture … Read More about TAKT – My chat with Henrik Taudorf Lorensen
Danish Lights: 1920 to Now – My chat with Malene Lytken
If you are looking to add an iconic piece of Nordic design to your home, then you won’t go far wrong investing in a Danish lamp. But why is it that so many of the world’s most renowned lights come from Denmark? And where do you even start when choosing which one is right for … Read More about Danish Lights: 1920 to Now – My chat with Malene Lytken
