Homeware
Benon founders Charlie Lindström and Lea Ryrstam are rethinking the rules of Scandinavian design, trading the minimalist showroom for something closer to an Italian grandmother’s home.
Five handcrafted pieces expand the LJUS collection’s original concept.
Presented by Westwing
Hypebeast gets a first look at the refined home pieces from their debut collaboration.
The new collection expands the 1961 credenza language into shelving, bar cabinets and tables designed for contemporary interiors.
Volume II highlights Wedgwood’s engine-turning technique through ribbed mugs finished in contrasting light and dark colorways.
Built to patina alongside aging birch wood, the bespoke stool accessories headline a wider homeware capsule including leather trays and baskets.
The celebrated designer brings her unapologetic vision to the masses with a 29-piece interiors range and an exclusive eight-piece apparel capsule.
Designed by Swedish studio ADDI for Japanese outdoor brand Mozambique.
Danish design has long been defined by natural materials, but Copenhagen studio 91-92 is betting on 3D-printed pink plastic.
Capturing the desire to inhabit fantasy, the “CONVERSATION PIECE” range features totemic candelabras and radiating vases designed for dynamic interior spaces.
Its little white tag and considered colour palette disrupted an entire category. Ahead of its 10-year anniversary, co-founder Kristoffer Juhl reflects on the brand’s rise to success.
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