The latest addition to Huset is Swedish brand Mini Empire. It was founded by multidisciplinary artist Jenny von Döbeln in 2010.
The designer says “Mini Empire is all about odd animals and deep woods. The aim with Mini Empire is to create high quality products that can be appreciated by anyone, regardless of age and gender, and to bring a little fantasy and some fun into our homes.The products, mostly based on Jenny´s illustrations, is the significant style of Mini Empire.”
Mini Empire offers products for the home like trays, tea towels, cushions, wallpaper, prints and cutting boards. They are all a fun and interesting addition to your home. Some of the illustration are inspired from swedish summer, Syslöjd (sewing/crafts class in Swedish schools), old embroidery techniques and Swedish folklore.
Posted December 14th, 2012by holly@husetNo Comments »
It’s time to get into the celebratory spirit and time for Huset’s Christmas Sale! While they last, you can get 25% off all our Holiday items (many pictured above).
Each of these 41 treasures will beautify your home and are perfect as gifts. Please shop soon as our supply is limited.
Posted October 11th, 2012by holly@husetNo Comments »
Ivy – shelf to build to the height you wish, and in the shape you wish. The Ivy shelf won the award +1, by Swedish magazine FORM, as the Best New Product at the Stockholm Furniture Fair, February 2011. Depending on how you stack the Ivy shelving system, you can have it straight up or swaying from one side or the other.
Thomas Bernstrand runs his design studio Bernstrand & Co in Stockholm. Thomas is trained at Konstfack, University College of Arts, Crafts & Design in Stockholm, 1994-1999, Danmarks Designskole, 1996, and the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, 2005-2006. The distinguish of Thomas Bernstrands design is that it is always basted on a strong idea with a humours touch. Thomas never compromises and he always stick to his …
Jonna Saarinen is one of our new designers and we love her beautiful prints and patterns!
She was born in Finland but moved to London in 1988 and studied at Central St. Martins College of Art and Design, specializing in screen printing. She says “‘Most of my work is inspired by growing up by the sea in Finland, playing in the forest and spending summers with my grandmother who thought it was quite alright to wear high heels and woolly socks. I like childlike playfulness and mix&matching in design, and also in pattern. My favorite kind of pattern would be any one that makes me smile!’
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The sweet doggy patterns that you see below are from the Tillsammans collection and shows dachshunds from around the world, with hats and hairstyles to symbolize different nationalities.
It was created for a very special purpose: Lisa Bengtsson, one of Sweden’s most prominent designers, recently developed a new collection of wallpaper, textiles and posters exclusively for Save The Children. The products are available only in their design shop.
When buying these products, you are supporting a worthwhile cause – to protect and save little ones against violence and sexual assault and to invest in their future by ensuring that they receive a proper education.
“I think that it is fun and rewarding to work with Save the Children. When I received the request, there was no doubt but only joy. I like to do what I can to help, and what I can is to design… So why not do it for Save the Children!” – Lisa Bengtsson
Huset now has in stock the Tillsammans Wallpaper and …
The world-famous designer Jasper Morrison has always been fascinated by Danish design. His work has often been described as more Scandinavian than British in spirit, so its no surprise to hear that he has answered a call to curate and stage an exhibition on Danish design in Copenhagen’s Design Museum in Denmark. Danish Design – I like it! is an external and international look at Danish design and the exhibition marks the change of name from the Danish Museum of Art & Design to Design museum Denmark.
“Morrison’s viewpoint has culminated in a selection of pieces that work to embody the classic and humane qualities that make up Danish design – a process he reveals to be more complex than initially anticipated. ‘It is a very condensed selection – …
Posted January 24th, 2011by holly@husetNo Comments »
3 years in the making, the Molo chair is now launched for the Danish company Duba-B8. Molo is an easy to use and comfortable meeting and conference chair. The chairs in the Molo family is available with a runner frame and 4-leg base for canteen, meeting and conference areas and also includes a bar stool. Both the 4-leg and the runner frame is available with an armrest. Further versions are to be included in the family of chairs during 2012. The seating shell is made out of reusable ABS plastic and is introduced in 5 colours; black, white, lemon, violet and oyster white. For extra comfort one can add an especially designed felt cushion. All chairs are stackable.
Molo is designed by Norwegian design group Norway Says. Molo is most …
Posted November 12th, 2010by holly@husetNo Comments »
It’s amazing what a little splash of color can do to liven up your kitchen. The products pictured above come from Rice dk and Almedahls and will help you create a happy, colorful kitchen that’s sure to please!
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