Upptåg - Quilt covers for Childrens IKEA. Lyocell and Cotton mix. 2019
Frekvens - Bags and Raincoats in coated Tyvek. 2020
These items were launched together with a IKEA collaboation with Teenage Engineering.
Frekvens - Porcelain Cups for IKEA. 2020
A play collection for Childrens IKEA 2018
Wheel of Fortune - One wheel – endless possibilities. Here it’s you who decides what the numbers and colours symbolise. Perhaps a prize, a mission or who is going to do dishes?
Shelf - Where does the small play figures stay at night?
Skipping Rope - A brilliant way to play ‒ and practice! The energy created when you jump is led via the handles and illuminates the skipping rope’s light LED bulbs.
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Pattern for Focus Sápmi, an exhibition about Sami people. The pattern is based on traditional items of the Sami collection at Kulturen i Lund.
Drinking glasses 45 cl and 33 cl. Ideal for beer or smoothies, wine or water. Kosta Boda 2018 photo©Kosta Boda
Chennai, stoneware dinnerware with embossed pattern. Indiska 2016
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Metal cabinet IKEA 2018
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Handwoven wool rugs for IKEA. 2017
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Rocking Chair made of waste from the banana tree. The chair is stackable and handwoven. IKEA PS 2003
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A short term textile collection for dining. IKEA 2016
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Meter fabric for IKEA. 2017
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Textile collection for the kitchen. IKEA
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Rugs, Cushions and Bed Linne, IKEA PS 2012
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Bamboo lamp series. 2012
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Graphic Prints
Fjällbjörk - IKEA PS 2006
Porcelain cup. A modern version of the guksi, a traditional wooden cup in the Sami culture.
A later version of the cup can be found at the IKEA Museum shop in Älmhult, Sweden
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Dinnerware set. Both decorated and plain stoneware ceramics. IKEA 2008 - 2010
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Textile collection Meter fabric, Wool Rugs, Bed Linnen and Cushion Covers. IKEA 2012
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Limited collection for IKEA. A collection that celebrates the Scandinavian arts and crafts tradition. 2016
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Gribby & Grea, meter fabric for IKEA PS 2006
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Entrance to Childrens IKEA. Work together with Pin Pin Studio.
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Textile collection for Childrens IKEA. 2000
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Cutlery, IKEA 1999
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Krona- IKEA PS 2006
Palm leaf basket inspired from the tradtional birch root basket weave in Sápmi.
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Basket, Flower pot in rattan. IKEA 2017
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Rugs and Pillow cases inspired from Swedish landscapes. Stockholm Collection 2007 IKEA
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Creative leader of the exhibition Sápmi runt hörnet (Sapmi just around the corner), an exhibition of printed textiles with pattern made by young Sami people. The mission was to make new pattern interpretations of the Sami culture. The first stop of the traveling exhibition was at The Rhösska Museum of Design and Crafts in Gothenburg 2017. Later the project has been shown in Kautokeino, Röros and Burlöv.
My pattern Voetege is an hommage to the traditional classic shoe band that is used around the ancles for both functional and decorative reasons. For example one can tell from which area you belong i Sàpmi.
Other pattern makers were Laila Brandsfjell, Ove Stødle, Leila Nutti, Sandra Blind, Johanna Huuva, Cecilia Unnes and Majjen Ristiina Eira.
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Glass vases and light holders. Handblown glass. 2007
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Pattern for IKEA 2010
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Play Table with storage for children where no chairs are needed. JAJU 2010
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Woven chair in woven paperstring and metal. IKEA 2009
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Different textile projects for IKEA foundation, one of UNICEF’S largest private sector partners. This project involved women in Uttar Pradesh and encouraged self-help groups to prevent child labour. IKEA 2006 and onwards
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Tea light holder in brass for Indiska 2016
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Måsö - Garden Chair for IKEA. A handwoven stackable plastic chair. 2005
Variations done later in rattan skin and paper string. 2008-2011
Different rag rugs made of industrial textile waste. The idea of weaving them with “hinges”comes from the old scandinavian tradition of folding long rugs around corners in small houses.
The rag rug with a printed map has got a map over Älmhult, a small village in the south of Sweden were IKEA started. The street names are taken from all over the world though ex. Abbey Road, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Mohamed Sultan Road…
IKEA PS 2006
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Nesting wooden dolls.
The classic Matryoshka dolls are all different and comes in all genders. Hand painted in Russia. IKEA PS 2006
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Dining Chair in rattan. IKEA 2010
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Wall Hangers for IKEA. 2011
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Door knobs IKEA 2009
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Drinking glass series IKEA 2017
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Spika IKEA PS 2006
Chair in Beech and Oak. The inspiration comes from the helicopter of Alfons Åberg, a famous character of a childrens book in Sweden.
Designed together with Jon Karlsson
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Paper lamp. IKEA 2015
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Baby strollers and child car seats for KR Baby. 2015-16
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Fä, Soft Toys IKEA 1999-2000
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