BUG

Seating system in collaboration with Mitab consisting of an upholstered seat element combined with a range of bases. Armrests are reinforced with leather inspired by a classic elbow patched blazer.

STUDY

An easy-to-fold table made entirely of wood. Designed in collaboration with Karl Andersson & Söner.

FALKENBERG MUSEUM

Exhibition at Falkenbergs Museum 30 January - 15 May 2016

THE RANDOM FACTOR

Den Omänskliga Faktorn, Falkenbergs Museum 30 Jan - 15 May. Finally we will show parts of our design process and prototypes from our ongoing project where we are using random number generators and industrial robots to produce unique products!

BRÅVALLA 2014

In June this year the second Bråvalla festival took place in Norrköping. Like last year we were responsible for the design of all entrances as well as the lounge area.

PARKEN

The project aim was to look at park furnishings from a user perspective and research how we can include different functions in one object.

POLLY

Concept of trestles using a wood fiber composite called poly plank. Polly was shown at the One Two Tree exhibition at the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2014.

KNOP

Knop is the first result of our new collaboration with NC Nordic Care. Made to match NC:s extensive collection of chairs we are proud to be standing next to designers such as Björn Dahlström, Peter Andersson and Matti Klenell.

BRÅVALLA 2013

Earlier this year in Norrköping, Sweden the Bråvalla Festival organized by FKP Scorpio was held for the first time. Over 3 days the festival hosted a total of 51,190 visitors and 112 artists. Together with artist Robert Karlsson and project manager Anders Grentzelius Karlsson & Björk was commissioned to design the main entrance, lounge areas as well as various visual experiences around the festival.

DIP DYE

DIP DYE is a collaboration with textile designers Sundin/Persson. It is a project about design without given hierarchies. Instead of the regular process where the furniture is designed and later fitted with a random fabric our idea was to let furniture bare the imprint of the fabric and vice versa.