Astrid x Erik Lefvander
In our showroom on Nybrogatan we show many of our fabrics, there are curtains hanging from floor to ceiling along all the walls. We want to reflect our collections and range and at the same time display colours and structures we are inspired by. 2018, our theme was dusty pink meets blue in one half of the room and natural fiber and flameproof fabrics in beige tones versus yellow green in the other half.
We want to reflect our collections and range and at the same time display colours and structures we are inspired by.
Different types of fabrics in the same shade provide an interesting play and can at the same time provide different functions in the interior. We like to mix different structures and fiber types, glossy, matte, wrinkled and sheer.
In the exhibition this year, we had a collaboration with the lighting company Lightwork and designer Jessica Signell. Prior to the photography with Erik Lefvander, we borrowed ceramic objects from Dusty Deco and objects and furniture from Asplund.
In the beige part is a large table of elm wood, a work of art in itself with an impressive massive slice of an entire tree originally standing in a southern Swedish city. Around the table are poufs from upholstered in our various furniture fabrics. Above the table hangs the lamp Grand Orient Star from Lightwork. Behind the table hangs a selection of our natural beige fabrics in double width, mostly denser fabrics against the wall and more transparent against the window, where the transition from the beige to the yellow-green shades begins.
Jessica Signell’s table in coloured MDF together with a marble table from Asplund is decorated with ceramic objects from Dusty Deco. On the floor, a marble ball from Asplund. The fabrics for curtains change from powder pink to warm beige tones to meet cooler blue tones in the space behind the glass doors.