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Monochromes

The monochrome jute and wool collection is designed by Folkform in collaboration with Louis De Poortere Folkform creates objects that challenge traditional manufacturing techniques. Their pieces are inspired by the Wilton rug, a type of woven textile developed in 18th century England, which uses a single backing woven around the pile yarn. This blurring of boundaries is particularly suited to a series of works that can be used as floor pieces or wall decorations, with no distinction between the two uses.

COLOURS

The collection has been created in 13 unique colours.

Folkform

Art and design studio Folkform was founded in 2005 and is run by Stockholm-based designers Chandra Ahlsell and Anna Lovisa Holmquist. The studio’s founders began collaborating while studying industrial design at Konstfack College of Art, Craft and Design in Stockholm; Ahlsell went on to study at the Pratt Institute in New York, while Holmquist pursued her studies at Goldsmiths in London as well as the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. Folkform’s work is represented in the collections of the Swedish Nationalmuseum in Stockholm and the Nasjonalmuseet in Oslo.

In 2023, Folkform won the Scandinavian Design Award.

DAHL AGENTURER

Dahl Agenturer is a Swedish design agency operating from three showrooms in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö. With a devotion to textile carpets, Dahl Agenturer has been supplying carpets (and lighting) to projects since the 1970s, working across offices, hotels, retail, schools, private homes and many others. The agency aims to be involved as early as possible in each project and offer its unique mixture of inspiration, knowledge and experience to architects and interior designers.