Ex-Works

Isabella Werner is an interior architect and designer educated in Spatial Design at Konstfack, with a background that bridges design, architecture, and social anthropology. Prior to her design studies, she earned a Bachelor's degree in Social Anthropology from Stockholm University, specializing in dance. This interdisciplinary foundation informs her approach to design, fostering an understanding...

Isolde Berg is a designer educated at Konstfack whose practice is deeply rooted in craftsmanship, material knowledge, and the preservation of traditional techniques. Through furniture, objects, and material-based investigations, she explores how craft, storytelling, and cultural heritage can be carried forward and reinterpreted within a contemporary design context.

Wendy Skogstad is a designer educated in Spatial Design at Konstfack whose practice is rooted in craftsmanship, material exploration, and making by hand. Working across objects, furniture, and spatial compositions, she is particularly interested in how materials carry stories, memories, and traces of human labor.

Valentin Strohkirch is a designer studying the Master's programme in Spatial Design at Konstfack. His practice is rooted in a strong interest in making, material knowledge, and the relationship between design and production. Working across furniture, interiors, and spatial interventions, he seeks to bridge the gap between design speculation and the realities of fabrication, creating work that is...

Oskar Schmidt is a Swedish designer with a Master's degree in Spatial Design from Konstfack, following both his Bachelor's (2020-2023) and Master's (2024-2026) studies within the Interior Architecture and Furniture Design programme. Between his degrees, he worked with product design at Office for Design (O f D) in Stockholm, gaining professional experience that further strengthened his interest in long-lasting and thoughtful design.

Lara Braun is a designer working at the intersection of furniture, objects, and interior architecture, with a practice deeply rooted in material exploration and sustainable design. Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Interior Architecture and Furniture Design from Konstfack, Lara approaches design through both a furniture and spatial perspective, creating works that investigate the possibilities and...

Lilly Ellen Dormeier is a spatial designer educated in the Master’s programme in Spatial Design at Konstfack. Her practice explores how design can contribute to more meaningful forms of coexistence between people, communities, and the wider ecological systems they are part of. Working from a deeply human-centred perspective, she investigates how spaces can support connection, participation, and a higher quality of life.

William Segerlind is a Swedish interior architect and furniture designer with a Bachelor's degree from Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design. During his education, he expanded his perspective through an exchange program at Design Academy Eindhoven, and his work was recognized with support from the Josef Frank Scholarship Fund.

Alva Jakobsson studied Interior Architecture and Furniture Design at Konstfack, where she developed a materially driven and research-based practice exploring questions of authenticity, value, and imitation. Her work moves fluidly between theory and making, using everyday observations and personal experiences as points of departure for broader investigations into cultural meaning and perception.

David Ivarsson is driven by a desire to question individual expression in relation to external factors. He argues that we cannot rely on our individual expression without taking into account the aspects outside ourselves that influence and shape us. He holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in interior architecture from Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design (2021–2026).

Karl Salomonson is a Swedish spatial designer, architect, and maker with a Master's degree in Spatial Design from Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design. His work has been exhibited at prominent design platforms, including 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen, Stockholm Creative Edition, and the Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair. During his studies, he was awarded the Konstfack Scholarship for...

Hugo Edholm is a designer educated in Interior Architecture and Furniture Design at Konstfack. His work moves between furniture design and artistic expression, exploring how discarded materials can be transformed into playful, expressive, and functional objects. Guided by intuition, experimentation, and a curiosity for overlooked materials, he creates furniture that celebrates both craftsmanship and reinvention.

Andreas Lejon is a Master’s student at Konstfack whose practice spans furniture design, product development, and ecological transition. His work is grounded in a material-driven approach, where hands-on experimentation and prototyping allow materials to guide both concept and form. Rather than treating materials as passive elements, he engages with their origin, behavior, and limitations, using...

Ellen Jakobsson is a designer educated in Textile Art and Spatial Design at Konstfack. Her practice moves between craft, material exploration, and spatial design, with a particular interest in how knowledge develops through making. Rooted in a textile background, her work investigates the relationship between materials, tools, and embodied forms of learning that emerge through long-term engagement with craft.

Working at the intersection of furniture and textile design, Felicia Lundberg is a graduate of the Bachelor’s program in Furniture Design at Malmstens, Linköping University. Her practice is rooted in textiles, craftsmanship, and material storytelling, informed by a background in textile production and experience running her own company focused on sustainable and transparent processes. Together...

A graduate of the Bachelor’s program at Malmstens, Ebba Mattsson works with a practice centered on the relationship between material, form, and perception. Her work investigates how design can reveal inherent material qualities rather than impose predetermined expressions, allowing variation, texture, and origin to inform both concept and construction. Through a process grounded in observation,...

Fredrik Eliasson is a furniture maker educated at Malmstens, where he has developed a practice rooted in material sensitivity, craftsmanship, and a deep respect for tradition. His work centres on the relationship between surface, structure, and tactility, with a particular focus on how material treatment contributes to an object’s identity and presence.

Linn Krouthén is a furniture designer educated at Malmstens whose practice combines furniture design, object design, and illustration. Through a process grounded in research, drawing, model making, and prototyping, she explores the relationship between form, material, and craftsmanship, creating objects that exist between utility and sculpture.

Henrique Bond Landaeta is a designer whose practice centres on the relationship between the body and the object—how people actually use things, rather than how they are expected to. Raised in a family of craftspeople, his work is grounded in a deep material awareness and a respect for making as both a practical and cultural process.

Joelle Aune studied Product Design at Beckmans, where her practice explores the relationship between material, symbolism, and form through a deeply intuitive and sculptural approach. Her work is guided by a sensitivity to material presence, allowing inherent qualities to shape both process and outcome.

A graduate of Beckmans College of Design, Daniel Trewe is engaged in a design practice that intertwines furniture design with a background in culinary arts. His work explores how methods, thinking, and sensibilities from the kitchen can be translated into form, composition, and material expression. Through this approach, design is treated as both a functional discipline and a narrative tool,...

As a graduate of Beckmans College of Design, Celine Skolleborg is engaged in furniture and product design. Her practice is centered on modular systems, where objects are explored in terms of how they can connect, adapt, and be reconfigured in flexible ways. Influenced by material-driven design and a strong engagement with wood and craftsmanship, an approach is taken that combines conceptual...

During his studies in Product Design at Beckmans, Malte Lundberg developed a practice focused on creating furniture that combines functionality, joy, and a strong sensitivity to material. His work is rooted in an appreciation for wood as both a cultural and technical material, informed by traditions of Swedish folk culture and craftsmanship.

Rebecca Magyar is a designer whose work is defined by a strong sensitivity to materials and their ability to shape human experience. With a background in Design and Innovation Engineering from Karlstad University and an MFA in Design from HDK-Valand, University of Gothenburg, she combines technical understanding with a distinctly intuitive, hands-on approach. Her expertise spans industrial...

Rebecca Hedrén is a designer educated in the Master's programme at HDK-Valand whose practice explores the intersections of architecture, interior design, material culture, and identity. Through research-based and material-driven work, she investigates how personal and collective histories can be translated into spatial experiences and objects.

Linn-Sofie Omark is a Swedish designer and craftsperson, educated at HDK-Valand Academy of Art and Design, whose practice explores the relationship between sculptural design, sensory experience, and social sustainability. Working across furniture, sculpture, and spatial objects, she creates pieces that encourage curiosity, playfulness, and interaction.

Wilma Stärner is a Swedish designer and architect whose practice explores the intersection of spatial design, interior architecture, and product design. She holds a Master's degree in Design from HDK-Valand Academy of Art and Design and a Master's degree in Architecture from KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm.

Shamik Khan is a designer and craft practitioner educated in the MFA Programme in Design at HDK-Valand, University of Gothenburg. Working across design research, strategic design, visual communication, and material-driven design, his practice investigates the relationships between materials, landscapes, and the social and ecological systems that shape them. Through a relational approach to...

Abhishek Muthurajan is a graduate of the Master’s program in Child Culture Design at HDK-Valand, where his work explored the intersection of design, food, and children’s participation.

George Ganno is a designer whose practice is rooted in the conviction that designed objects are never neutral; they carry culture, history, and identity whether we intend them to or not. Working across furniture design, spatial installations, textile artefacts, and curatorial projects, his work investigates how objects and environments shape the ways we think, feel, and position ourselves in the world.

Märta Carlsson is a designer educated at HDK-Valand whose practice explores the intersection of furniture design, spatial design, material exploration, and circular design. Guided by a strong commitment to ecological sustainability, she investigates how design can extend the lifespan of materials and objects through reuse, modularity, and thoughtful production methods.

Ellen Morein is a designer educated at HDK-Valand whose practice focuses on furniture design, spatial installations, and modular systems. Through an exploration of form, adaptability, and user interaction, she develops designs that respond to changing needs while maintaining a strong sculptural presence.

Alvar Leijonberg studied Wood-Oriented Furniture Design at HDK-Valand/Steneby, where his practice centers on the relationship between form, material, and perception. His work explores how furniture can evoke visual comfort and create a sense of calm within domestic spaces.

Elbrich van der Wal is a designer and maker studying the Master's programme in Applied Arts and Design: Wood Oriented Furniture Design at HDK-Valand Campus Steneby. Her degree project, Making is Optional, looks at furniture not as a finished result but as a starting point.

Natan Ponieman studied Wood-Oriented Furniture Design at HDK-Valand/Steneby, where his practice engaged with the cultural, historical, and acoustic dimensions of objects. Working primarily with wood, he approaches furniture-making as both an artistic and research-driven medium, exploring how material, form, and sound intersect.

Viktor Hubbertz is a designer educated at HDK-Valand Campus Steneby, where he completed his Master’s studies with a focus on wood oriented furniture design. His practice operates at the intersection of craftsmanship, material exploration, and advanced digital design tools, investigating how these domains can be meaningfully combined within contemporary design processes.

Being a Master’s graduate from HDK-Valand Campus Steneby, Cleo Eschapasse is engaged in a design practice centered on authenticity, material presence, and the relationship between object and user. Her work is driven by an interest in creating a dialogue between people and the objects they encounter, considering not only function but also the movements, behaviors, and atmospheres that design can...

Jacques Schiessl is a German furniture designer and systems-oriented practitioner with a Bachelor's degree from HDK-Valand Campus Steneby. During his studies, he completed several notable projects, including the award-winning Play Table, recipient of the Olga Birkfeldt Art Prize, a collaborative project with Swedish furniture manufacturer Stolab, and the construction of a pavilion for the Venice...

Sofia Valborg Smedröd is a furniture designer and upholsterer whose work combines craftsmanship, bold artistic expression, and a deep curiosity for sustainable materials. A graduate of the Bachelor’s Programme in Wood-Oriented Furniture Design at HDK-Valand, Campus Steneby, Sofia brings together traditional upholstery knowledge and contemporary furniture design to create playful,...

Jordan Whealan is a furniture designer and maker whose work explores the relationship between natural materials, contemporary interiors, and human connection to the built environment. A graduate of the Bachelor’s Degree program at HDK-Valand – Campus Steneby, Jordan combines a foundation in traditional craftsmanship with an experimental and material-driven design approach.