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rougeBleu, blanc,

upholstered with textiles from the collection appearing on the table Hopi, 180 euros/meter Lorca/Cadoro, pouf without upholstery, 280 euros, Jio Möbler/Bohem. Textile on the stool, burnt orange featuring pattern Ikebana, Zen, 205 euros, Lizzo/Tibbey & Co. Small, orange coloured velvet pillow in textile Foch, 160 euros, Manuel Canovas/Cadoro. Small Madonna crown, 30 euros, www.oscarclothilde.com. Dramatic theatre curtain in scarlet silk, Lord Jim, 145 euros/ metre, Voghi/Tibbey & Co.

Welcome to a world of carefully select DeSIGNS, colours, and materials.By: CAMILLA JULNER PhoTograPhy: NIKLAS ALM

Create a welcoming and cosy home. Dramatic colours, decorated with handpicked, favourite objects that tell a story

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In the background, paisley silk in shades of raspberry red and burnt orange. Bohème, 205 euros/metre, Lizzo/Tibbey & Co. On the table, embroidered textile, Inca pattern Naho, Lorca/Cadorom 725 euros. Lampshade in cerise, 185 euros, Vaughan/Cadoro. Travelling rug in blood red mohair, 170 euros, Bronte/Tibbey & Co. Pot with foot, in papier-mâché, Draken, 105 euros, www.oscarclothilde.com. Small, terrestrial globe, 20 euros, set comprising magnifying glass and paperknife, Essex, 25 euros, Oscar & Clothilde. Sculpture in papier-mâché, Beagle, approx. 1,400 euros, Bucks and Spurs. Books, bargains at auctions. Walnut shaped box, called Keepsake. A box for storing keepsakes, prototype and not yet priced, by furniture designer Kristine Bjaadal, www.kristinebjaadal.no. Cylinder shaped pouf,

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Wallpaper, from the Cristal Collection, Cyrius, 95 euros/roll, Casamance. To the left: hanging, pattern cut velvet, Ananta, 525 euros, Beacon Hill/Tibbey & Co. On the table, Arrugado Andalus Cobalt, 150 euros / Christian Lacroix/ Designer’s Guild. Lamp, designed by Oki Sate/Nendo, 355 euros, Wästberg. Series of vases, subtle and poetic as a lead pencil drawing. The idea is to use your favourite glass as a water container, 30 euros, design Nendo, David Design. Candlestick in lacquered steel, Teluria, designed by Note, 175 euros, Klong. Chair Dent, inspired by a crumpled paper, is a crazy, technical innovation, manufactured out of wood veneer bent in three different directions. It challenges the elegant and the beautiful by being the antithesis to perfection. Also available with four legs. Designed by professional duo Jon Lindström and Henrik Kjellberg/o4i, 575 euros, Blå Station. Stuffed bird, Huitrier, 400 euros, and black porcelain box with dragonfly, 35 euros, Oscar & Clothilde. Pleated fabric, in the shape of a big knot, Contesse, 340 euros, Beacon Hill/Tibbey & Co.

bleuBlue elegance, inspired by Japanese woodcut artist Hokusai and the Great Wave off Kanagawa

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Hologram patterned wallpaper, Chameleon, 160 euros, Osborne and Little/Cadoro. Hand-folded book sculpture, 80 euros, Linda Berglund/losandfound.tictail.com Manufactured by Sweden’s oldest Windsor-style chair factory, making prêt-à-porter dresses for chairs, possible to remove and replace, designed by Färg & Blanche, 1,650 euros. Teapot, 40 euros, and teacup, 18 euros, POP, designed by Ann-Carin Wiktorsson, Sagaform. Hand-tufted rug in finest wool, signed graffiti artist Jonathan Josefsson, a.k.a. Ollio, 5,295 euros, only 20 numbered copies, Kasthall. Table LED lamp Bumble, available in three sizes, hand-blown, coloured base with shade in metal, designed by Broberg & Ridderstråle, 350-880 euros, Klong. For storing objects, a piece of furniture called Street. Featuring lacquered sheet-metal, movable shelves, and can be hanged on the wall or placed on a stand. Also functions as a subdividing wall, designed by Sara Larsson, 180 euros, A2designers. Thin, chequered drape Magie, in double width, 235 euros, Voghi/Tibbey & Co.

blancUrban, with a feeling for new

materials and unexpected fields of application that challenge your creativity.

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