The exhibition takes place in a multi-facetted space, both inside and outside, and presents designers and companies who have actively engaged with urgent environmental issues. It extends from traditional wooden furniture and glassware – which has helped build the reputation of Swedish design – to today’s cutting-edge trends and innovations. Why not come and sit comfortably in one of the armchairs in the lobby, discover the secrets of traditional and modern glassmaking in the Salle Tessin, or try out the sports apparatus in the garden! As you walk through the exhibition, common threads will become apparent: the connection to nature and living things, the importance of wood, and a constant quest for quality and sustainability.
They are presented in this exhibition:
Arctic Design/Region Västerbotten (A New Sweden, Akenberg, Annkathrin Lundqvist, Ida Wänstedt/Nordmark&Nordmark, Lotta Lampa, Monika Edmondson), Beckmans College of Design (Jessica Westerberg, Mika Lindblad), Blå Station (Osko + Deichman), Dux (Bruno Mathson), Fabric Forest (Marie-Louise Hellgren), Ingridsdotter (Christine Ingridsdotter, Jonas Bohlin), Kjellander & Sjöberg, Lisa Hilland, Nola (Kauppi & Kauppi, Ola Gillgren), Orrefors Kosta Boda, Stolab (Carl Malmsten, Marie-Louise Hellgren, Marit Stigsdotter), String (Nils Strinning), Superfront (Monica & Mick Born), Välinge Innovation, Wigells, Örsjö.
In partnership with Paris Design Week.
Useful information
- Admission free, without reservation
- Wednesday – Sunday / 12:00 – 18:00
- To ensure that everybody is protected and that events run smoothly, our team is implementing a number of hygiene and safety measures. Please read the barrier gestures by clicking here.