When my own kitchen received a much-needed makeover, like many people, I turned to a company that could give my tired IKEA cupboards a fresh new look without the designer price tag.
In fact, the design that inspired our overall look was ‘BASIS’ by Danish company, Reform.
I’m stood on a wet and windswept railway platform heading to a very special design event, the launch of Iittala’s new Kuru collection. Adding to my excitement is the fact that I’m going to a talk with the designer, the amazing Philip Malouin, to find out all about how this striking collaboration came about.
In a cosy three storey townhouse, just a short walk from Copenhagen’s beautiful Botanical Garden you will find the home of architect Jeppe Dueholm and his family.
This amazing part of town is always a must visit for me. Walking along its picture-perfect streets I can’t help but dream of what life would be like if I really did live in the Danish capital.
With the new Rhombe Colour Collection from Lyngby Porcelain, the instantly recognisable, clean-cut, classic dinner service has been given an intense new sense of style for 2020.
For this latest release, the Danish porcelain manufacturer which dates back to 1936, has collaborated with Ditte Reckweg and Jelena Schou Nordentoft of Stilleben; the creative duo, behind the Copenhagen shop of the same name. And they’ve certainly torn up the colour-conscious Nordic style handbook.
As the Scandinavian design world descends on Stockholm for a week of inspiring events and exciting product launches, one iconic piece that will surely be grabbing everyone’s attention is the new ‘Dwell’ sofa from Warm Nordic.
Following on from last years’ Hans Olsen collection, which was created to celebrate the centenary of the designer’s birth, Dwell is another of his distinctive furniture designs that will still look picture perfect in homes today.
