Classic Knax coat hook goes multicoloured

Design duo Thomas Harrit and Nicolai Sørensen designed the Knax coat hook back in 1993 since when it has gone on to sell in its thousands. Manufactured in a small factory in Denmark, the self retracting hooks have been copied the world over but never equalled.




Now the producers Loca have added a extra dimension to the tactile collection with the introduction of 8 special colours...

Kvilt for comfort

It's just as comfortable as it looks. The new Kvilt easy chair by Nina Jobs for Gärsnäs provided a welcome resting place during last week’s Stockholm Furniture Fair. The simple leg construction gives the design an extra sense of function…

Self assembly Robo from OFFECCT

It’s not a new idea but OFFECCT has executed it with real panache.

The Robo chair by Luca Nichetto was launched last week at the Stockholm Furniture Fair gaining plenty of media attention. The 6 components are very simple to assemble and the finished product is cool to look at and comfortable...

Dixie pendant by Louise Hederström

An interesting new pendant from bsweden. Dixie, designed by Louise Hederström, takes its influences from the silhouettes of the 1950’s and incorporates wide skirts and a slim waist. The threaded construction allows the rigid form of the lampshade to adopt a soft expression when lit. Louise Hederström is the designer previously responsible for the Gladys, Grace and Dolly lights.

Object of desire

Here is the design secret that Minus Tio has been cleverly hiding for the last 3 months. Launched today at the Stockholm Furniture Fair and simply titled Object, this storage centre by Mats Theselius and Andreas Roth has been well worth the wait. Described as a poem in steel, glass, stone, wood and plastic it not only intersects the lines between design and art but takes them to a new level.


We nervously await the price tag...

what's in the container Olle?

This short film from Minus Tio should win invite of the year! The Malmö design hipsters have now got us all very intrigued as to what they will unveil in Stockholm next month. A large and very strong container. Hmmm?? And with
Messrs Theselius and Roth riding shotgun our money is on something very unique...

Happy Daze and Knopp

The first blog of the new decade features two new designs by Phil Craske. The Happy Daze drawer unit is a solo effort that is currently being produced at his studio in Yorkshire whilst the Knopp table was designed in collaboration with young Dane, Søren Stendevad. The two furniture designers met at college in Leeds where they connected through their mutual passion for traditional wooden craftsmanship.



Happy Daze is produced in solid walnut with indented round button handles in contrasting oak. The curved legs give the design its destinctive shape, reminiscent of an inverted fifties television.



Knopp also incorporates an unusual leg silhouette to distinguish it. The rounded feet are rubber coated and available in several colours. The designers are now working on a range of wood and formica tops...