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AL DENTE by LAST

Hangers in steel.

Available in five different models and four colours; Wheat, Tomato, Spinach and Sepia.

The hangers were made for the Nationalmuseum Restaurant in Stockholm.

     

 

ARMSTRONG by Mats Theselius

Aluminum, leather.

Armrest in birch.

H 73, W 62, D 57, SH 44 cm.

Limited edition of 200 pcs.

    

 

BOTERO by Matti Klenell and Peter Andersson

Arm chair in ash and leather.

H 78, W 46, D 52, SH 46 cm

The chair was made for the Nationalmuseum Restaurant in Stockholm.

     

   

 

 

BROKK CAFÉ TABLE by Pierre Sindre

Table top in moulded ash, solid square steel frame.

Stackable.

H 73, W 60, D 70 cm

   

 

CAFÉ TABLE NM by Afteroom

Concrete base, table top in metal and leather.

Adjustable in two heights.

H 75 / 98, Ø 65 cm

The café table was made for the Nationalmuseum Restaurant in Stockholm.

    

 

WOWMOM by Eva Mag

Corian. Shelves in ash, mahogany, walnut, palisander, metal, aluminum and plexiglass.

H 190, W 37, D 39 cm.

Limited edition of 19 pcs.

    

 

LOGGIA by In Praise of Shadows

Table top and seat in Accoya. Base in cast iron.

For indoor and outdoor use.

Table H 75, W 280, D 64 cm.

Bench H 42, W 140, D 30 cm.

    

  

 

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC by Mats Theselius

Glass doors. Stained in green, brass details.

Base in oiled oak.

H 171, W 57, D22 cm.

  

 

THESELIUS NOIR by Mats Theselius

Black oxide steel plate, legs in black-anodized aluminum.

Black leather Wild Nature. Armrest stained in black.

H73, W 59, D 61, SH 45 cm.

  

 

SAFARI by David Ericsson

Steel frame with self-supporting canvas.

Seat and back in fabric or leather.

 H 80, W 52, D 57, SH 42 cm.

    

 

ÅRSRING by Kristoffer Sundin

Sandblasted pine. Foot rest in aluminum.

H 65-85, Ø 31,5 cm.

The stool was made for the Nationalmuseum Restaurant in Stockholm.

    

  

 

   

 

Loggia - A set of furniture designed by In Praise of Shadows in collaboration with Källemo.

 

Together with Källemo In Praise of Shadows has developed a bench, a table and a cabinet. The geometry is in dialogue with the geometry of the Loggia d´Ombra pavilion for which they where designed and they are all built in pine-wood and cast iron. We sought a simplicity in construction and materiality and for the bench the two legs are paired and connected with one massive piece of wood that locks them together. For the table two pieces of massive wood that creates the table surface connects the table legs. The cast iron legs are cast from moulds made from a wooden original and the wood was sandblasted to have the wooden structure leave its mark on the cast iron pieces. A play of materiality in relation to the possibilities of the mode of construction. The wooden pieces for the seating and table surface was given a silver lasure, as a contrast to the cast iron and to have them in dialogue with the silver of the pavilion. The cabinet was designed as a spatial divider in the pavilion and a space to place a screen, facing outwards as during the opening events or inwards for smaller lectures and seminars.

 

The furniture are designed for an outdoor setting but we see also many possible uses indoors in public or private settings. During the autumn of 2018 will develop the furniture pieces for indoor as well as outdoor settings to have them become part of the Källemo product range. A first additional set will be produced for a version of the Loggia d`Ombra to be installed in Sundbyberg/Ör beginning of October.

 

The furniture was designed as part art of the exhibition Plots, Prints, Projections at the Greenhouse Garden - Reflect, Project, Connect at the 16^th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice where In Praise of Shadows also designed a pavillion – Loggia d´Ombra.

  

Organisers

Architects Sweden, Swedish Wood and Folkhem promoted by the Swedish Institute.

Exhibition - Plots, Prints, Projections, curated by Ulrika Karlsson

  

Architect

In Praise of Shadows Arkitektur

Architects: Katarina Lundeberg, Fredric Benesch,

Collaborators: Daniel Elis Karlsson, Ivan Segato

 

Producer:

Källemo AB

 

All photos by: Pedro Kok