"I get inspired by the smallest things. Sometimes my ideas even come like a download in my dreams - that’s the funny ones."
Natural materials, soft colors and a minimalistic aesthetic that lasts – that’s the qualities that make Scandinavian design stand out, according to Lotta Agaton. Agaton is one of Scandinavia’s leading interior decorators and her contribution to the contemporary Scandinavian interior the last 15 years can’t be undermined. With a background in editorial work and styling...
Åke E: son Lindman is regarded as one of the world’s foremost architecture photographers. He has captured iconic buildings all all over the world, and for almost four decades, he’s been photographing contemporary Swedish architecture. How does Swedish architecture differ from other countries? ”I usually think that each country or culture gets the architecture they...
“It’s a different way of experiencing art in a home”, says the artist Carsten Beck Nielsen. ”It’s fascinating to see how different an artworkis experienced when it’s on the floor rather than on the wall.”
Andreas Martin-Löf is one of Sweden’s most successful and sought-after architects, but he still finds joy in designing objects on a smaller scale. His rugs for Nordic Knots are inspired by his living and work space, with colors and shapes from the refurbished 1920’s building where he lives, and works.
Robbie Augspurger is a photographer living in Portland, Oregon. He’s mostly known for his slightly ironic fashion images for Numero Magazine and Balenciaga. We recently got the privilege to work with Robbie and took the opportunity to ask him some questions.
