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Gentle touch

The Scandinavian furniture scene is flourishing with tactile materials and intricate design details. We visited the Stockholm Furniture Fair in February to capture this year’s most exciting new pieces.

Photography Anders Kylberg
Styling Niklas Hansen

Altea by Mia Cullin for Fay.
Rose Chair by Chris Martin for Massproductions.
Napoleon by Anki Gneib for Altea.
Katja by Maja Johansson Starander for Kasthall.
The Noyer Side Table by Noyer.
Panton Wire by Verner Panton for Montana.
Air by Thomas Sandell for Asplund.
Lamino by Yngve Ekström for Swedese.
Stol T 13 by Mats Theselius for Gemla.
Carousel by Gunilla Allard for Lammhults.
Flik Flak by Snøhetta for Ateljé Lyktan.
Windsor by Pierre Sindre for Källemo.
Torso by Lisa Hillard for Design House Stockholm.
Mimic Table Mirror by Normal Studio for Muuto.
Stylist: Niklas Hansen/Lundlund. Photography: Anders Kylberg/Acne. Photography assistants: Mattias Larsson, Natalia Luna. Stylist assistant: Matilda Beckman. Thanks to Stockholmsmässan
Nordic by Thau_Kallio for Gemla.
Altea by Mia Cullin for Fay.
Rose Chair by Chris Martin for Massproductions.
Napoleon by Anki Gneib for Altea.
Katja by Maja Johansson Starander for Kasthall.
The Noyer Side Table by Noyer.
Panton Wire by Verner Panton for Montana.
Air by Thomas Sandell for Asplund.
Lamino by Yngve Ekström for Swedese.
Stol T 13 by Mats Theselius for Gemla.
Carousel by Gunilla Allard for Lammhults.
Flik Flak by Snøhetta for Ateljé Lyktan.
Windsor by Pierre Sindre for Källemo.
Torso by Lisa Hillard for Design House Stockholm.
Mimic Table Mirror by Normal Studio for Muuto.
Stylist: Niklas Hansen/Lundlund. Photography: Anders Kylberg/Acne. Photography assistants: Mattias Larsson, Natalia Luna. Stylist assistant: Matilda Beckman. Thanks to Stockholmsmässan
Andreas Ekelöf, Menswear Designer at Peak Performance.
Guide

Fashion transformation

When Andreas Eklöf graduated from The Swedish School of Textiles at the University of Borås he had two options: Either fly to New York to start working for Marc Jacobs. Or stay in Sweden to work for Peak Performance. He chose the latter.
— I’ve never regretted it. I love material, and for me, to be able to work with these materials at Peak Performance was too good of an opportunity. There is so much history here. I can just take a look into the archives and I have all the inspiration I need. Also, Peak had just decided to do this transformation, which really appealed to me.
Majestic summer villa Blånæs in Løkken, Denmark, Tiger of Sweden’s special exhibition with ”Swedish Grace” drawings, Maria Nila’s Minerals line and Prince Carl Philip visiting the Swedish exhibition at Hannovermesse in Germany.
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