Matilda Lindblom

Matilda Lindblom studied Carl Malmsten Furniture Studies at Linköping University, and at Sweden’s University College of Arts, Crafts and Design. She has a highly developed sense for design and materials. Grinda, Djurö and Oxnö are three good examples of her ability to make furniture that at first glance appears simple and straight forward, but when you take a closer look, reveals intricate qualities and clever details that lifts design from purely construction to a craft.

Grinda Djurö Oxnö

Oxnö
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Carl Jägnefelt & Joacim Wahlström

Carl and Joacim both grew up on the coast, on opposite sides of Sweden. Here, in their own words, is how they developed the Häringe and Falsterbo ranges: “Our underlying thinking when we work with Skargaarden, is to design furniture that fulfills its purpose, as well as stands the test of time in terms of style and everyday use. This means remaining true to simple construction techniques, and spending a great deal of time on material selection and details. We think that the best furniture comes about from a large helping of gut feeling, tempered by strict common sense.”

Häringe Falsterbo

Falsterbo
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Martin dos Santos

Martin dos Santos works with all types of design and has worked on projects as varied as cycling clothing for Peak Performance and ski goggles for POC. The common theme, from sports equipment to beautiful cushions and lanterns, is a sense for each product’s personality. There is a specific character, even in the plain and simple, and a predilection for details of different types, from duffel buttons on a cushion, to leather straps to hang lanterns.

Soft goods Glassware

Glassware
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