Posts Tagged ‘stockholm’

07/11

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Griffins’ Steakhouse Extraordinaire by Stylt

Extraordinaire would be exactly the word for this American eatery in the Waterfront Building, Stockholm. Gothenburg-based designers Stylt, led by Erik Nissen Johansen,  have gone as far as conceiving an imaginary couple (The Griffins) who own the Steakhouse and run it with a certain mystery and alchemy that contributes to its eclectic interior.

Old school steakhouse charm is exuded by padded booths, wood-panelling and Gothic lampshades, but there’s modern furnishing at work here too.  A slick bar and patterned ceramics remind you that you’re still in the 20th Century and haven’t entered some kind of interior design time warp. Everywhere you look there’s a history, science art or design artefact that’s been hand-picked to keep the place quirky, fresh and interesting.

Like it or loathe it, Griffins’ smacks of style and personality, even if it is based on a fictional tale.

Stylt have also recently fitted out Marion’s Gastro Diner and the Orangeriet, both in Stockholm.

17/02

Shoot the Stylist!

48 Square Metre by Beckmans College of Design in Stockholm

48m2 is a collaboration between product and graphic design students at Beckmans College of Design in Stockholm. The first group created a series of products and the second a tight campaign for their exhibition.

Furniture was developed by the product design students for a 48 square meter apartment, with the intent of “questioning and twisting preconceptions of home styling”. In response to this work, the advertising/graphic design students developed a killer campaign for the exhibit, creating the concept “Same but Different,” described below:

Is a chair always a chair, an apartment always an apartment? Tilt your head for awhile, and the world will emerge in a different light. Up is down, objects change appearances, the unclear becomes obvious and problems meet their solutions.

The campaign includes a two meter long exhibition catalogue (excerpted top), four promotional films (below and after the jump), and an exhibition in a reconfigured 48m2 apartment.

15/06

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Carema Healthcare Centre by TAF


Swedish designers TAF have completed the interior of the Carema Healthcare Centre in Stockholm, Sweden. The clusters of layered materials in neutral colours are inspired by bandages, plasters and other medical equipment. The project involved creating a reception, waiting areas, examination rooms and toilets.

Photographs by Åke Eson Lindman.


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