Stockholm Design Week 2019 has come to an end, and all eyes of the design world are recovering after an eventful week. From creative exhibitions to unique house installations and thrilling parties, we collected some of the highlights from Scandinavia's coolest design event.
What we were up to:
@the SFF fair >>
The Bolon installation during the week premiered Diversity, a new flooring collection launched at the fair. Playing on the idea of perspectives, the exhibition displayed the three main patterns of Diversity – Bling, Buzz and Bouquet – three floorings which work best when combined together.
Seen in the picture is Diversity, our newest collection of 2019. On the left: Bling Amber. Right: Buzz Spice. Photo by: Jason Strong
The Stand at SFF represented a house with different windows, all connected to Diversity. Photo by: Jason Strong
Neri&Hu – Guest of Honor 2019
Neri&Hu's Guest of Honor exhibition, the unfolding village, raises international awareness on the disappearance of Chinese traditional villages. The Bolon Jean Nouvel No. 3 was being used all over the 200 square meters surface and looked as stunning as always.
Read more about the exhibition here.
Photo courtesy: Jason Strong Photography
Photo courtesy: Jason Strong Photography
Photo courtesy: Jason Strong Photography
Photo courtesy: Jason Strong Photography
Photo courtesy: Jason Strong Photography
@Bolon Lab Store >>
2019 marks the 70th birthday of Bolon and deserves to be celebrated... over and over again ;)
On Tuesday night we threw one hell of a party with good friends, tasty food, smiling faces and shaking booties.
Thanks to all who attended and made this night unreal!
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Things and happenings that made us go quiet due to inspiration overload >>
BAUX – 100 % sustainable
Premiering their latest product at the Stockholm fair, BAUX new acoustic panels are truly something new and exciting.
Working with a team of chemists specialising in Biomimicry, the art of imitating nature's own processes, the chemical-free, pressed material is formed of organic, cellulosic fibres sourced from sustainably harvested Swedish trees.
Feeling tactile, while being soft and strong at the same time, BAUX's new acoustic panels feels like pressed paper when you touch it but resembles a kind of terrazzo material when you look at it. Very cool.
We find it refreshing to find a product that is not just partially sustainable or recyclable but where the whole idea is genuinely based on nature.
Way to go! 🌳
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Photo courtesy: Dezeen
Photo courtesy: Dezeen
Nordgrönt –
Their acoustic panels were a cool backdrop to this beautiful ceramic creature. We're not sure where it comes from but how stunning!?
Photo cred: Bolon
Swedese
Brilliant colour combinations at Swedese's installation. In between Scandi-grey and Stockholm beige, flowers and magic colour combos were a very welcome sight.
Great mix of indoor and outdoor, green and light wood. Spring feelings at Swedese. Courtesy: Bolon
Refreshing with flowers taking centre stage in Swedese's beautiful installation. Bolon's designer Petra Lundblad taking a walk. Photo by Bolon
Beautiful colour set by the ever so talented stylist Tina Hellberg. Photo courtesy: Swedese
Färg & Blanche – a personal journey
Hosting a very intimate and personal exhibition, Emma and Fredrik of Färg and Blanche set up an exhibition in Emma's great great grandfather's old residence – the Baker's house, where 10 new objects and furniture inspired by the place and the family history were on display.
We left the Baker's house filled with admiration and inspiration... wow.
Photo courtesy: Dezeen
Photo courtesy: Dezeen
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Färg&Blanche installation. Photo courtesy: Dezeen
Ung svensk form @ Museum of Architecture –
Ung svensk form, Young Swedish Design, hosted an exhibition presenting the most intriguing new designs from Sweden’s young creatives. So much fun! Sweden's design future is in good hands 🙌
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Iittala – Creating Atmospheres (when eating becomes form)
What's the definition of a plate? What separates it from that of a glass?
Beautiful colour composition by Jasper Morrison and Iittala.
Photo courtesy: Bolon
Wood wood wood. Photo cred: FRAME
Love being on the hunt for new inspiration and already looking forward to Salone in April. See you there!