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Nordic Light foldable candelabra a true Scandinavian icon. A perfect combination of wood and black metal ring that hold all parts in place. This Nordic Light also comes in 7 arms white.

Karl Malmvall has designed a stepladder beautiful enough to be placed on the wall
as a decorative art piece, rather than to be stowed away in a dark closet. There’s even a small hook
included for the purpose, so that it’s always within reach.

Lisa Larson's birds have been nesting in her studio since 1967. Almost forgotten among so many gems by the celebrated Swedish ceramicist.

The back of the woven leather is inspired by the traditional hunter's chair and the Swedish craft traditions.

Lisa Larson's birds have been nesting in her studio since 1967. Almost forgotten among so many gems by the celebrated Swedish ceramicist.

Karl Malmvall has designed a stepladder beautiful enough to be placed on the wall
as a decorative art piece, rather than to be stowed away in a dark closet. There’s even a small hook
included for the purpose, so that it’s always within reach.

With Level, you get not one, but two rugs in one – or so it seems

With Level, you get not one, but two rugs in one – or so it seems

A real masterpiece', is how the table can best be described, made of solid oak and with finely crafted details.

A real masterpiece', is how the table can best be described, made of solid oak and with finely crafted details.

A micro glass greenhouse for the first stages of the plant's life, individual plants in a miniature landscape.

The transparency of the glass beautifully reflects the warmth of the light, while the small slits provide alternating light and shadow in your room.

With the Wave you can extend it as much as you want, just attach more hangers. One set consists of two pieces

The rugs graphic pattern pays homage to old handicraft traditions such as birch bark baskets and rucksack.

Peace and understanding, beautifully brought together in vibrant colorful patterns. A design by Lisa Larson decorated with gouache birds and figures inspired by Flower Power and Mexican folklore from 1967.