Hans Hjelmqvist & Tove Regnander, Founders of Grand Relations Crédit photo : Mike Karlsson Lundgren/LINK Deco

Creating Scandi 2.0 Design: Merging Vanguard Design & Minimalism

In Grand Relations’ Atelier in Stockholm, a unique combination of classic Scandinavian minimalism and international vanguard design pieces meet and merge into a bold yet elegant epiphany of the merging phenomena “Scandi 2.0”. 

White Barba sofa and lounge chair by Fogia, Bar stool by Veermakers, Ceramics and black lounge chair Oaki by Northern, Lounge chair Puffy and All wood stool by Hem, Room divider in walnut by Liljencrantz Design X KFK Snickeri, small rug by Heymat, Lamp Buds by Foscarini and small lamp by Wästberg.
Crédit photo : Mike Karlsson Lundgren/LINK Deco
White Barba sofa and lounge chair by Fogia, Barstool by Veermakers, Ceramics and black lounge chair Oaki by Northern, Lounge chair Puffy and All wood stool by Hem, Room divider in walnut by Liljencrantz Design X KFK Snickeri, small rug by Heymat, Lamp Buds by Foscarini and small lamp by Wästberg.
Photo credit: Mike Karlsson Lundgren/LINK Deco

The unique atelier space offers an unexpected air of serenity, as the sun streams in through the almost 5-meter-tall wall of windows facing the north. In a setting created by leading interior stylist Caroline Sandström, the new trend is exemplified and captured by photographer Mike Karlsson Lundgren. Here, straight lines are juxtaposed with irregular, organic shapes put in place – all softening the look and feel of the room. 

“Darker hues better frame the craftsmanship and the natural materials’ characteristics, exuding a sense of warmth and rich color to the space.”
Crédit photo : Photo: Mike Karlsson Lundgren/LINK Deco
“Darker hues better frame the craftsmanship and the natural materials’ characteristics, exuding a sense of warmth and rich color to the space.”
Photo credit: Mike Karlsson Lundgren/LINK Deco

From a place of light and earthy palettes, we now embrace contrasts with darker wood, hues and materials. The updated version of the long-time-established Scandinavian minimalism incorporates global influences, welcoming rougher surfaces and natural materials that age and change with time. 

Coffee table Cloud by Veermakers, Room Divider by Liljencrantz Design & KFK Snickeri. Table ware Rosenthal and Rosenthal meets Versace.
Crédit photo : Mike Karlsson Lundgren/LINK Deco
Coffee table Cloud by Veermakers, Room Divider by Liljencrantz Design & KFK Snickeri. Tableware Rosenthal and Rosenthal meets Versace.
Photo credit: Mike Karlsson Lundgren/LINK Deco

We feel that people are looking for something more grounded, genuine and elegant. Tomorrow’s functionality is born in products with a Scandinavian touch today. With Scandi 2.0, the craftsmanship has once again taken center stage, upstaging hyper-consumerism with slow production of both bold and minimalistic design,” says Hans Hjelmqvist & Tove Regnander, Founders of Grand Relations.

Barba sofa by Fogia, coffee table Cloud by Veermakers, Ceramics on the table NJRD by Bernadotte Kylberg, Carimate, black chair by Fritz Hansen, Room divider in walnut by Liljencrantz Design X KFK Snickeri, Boho rug by Nordic Knots, icon chair CH88 by Carl Hansen& Son, W163 lamp by Wästberg.
Crédit photo : Mike Lundgren Karlsson/LINK Deco
Barba sofa by Fogia, coffee table Cloud by Veermakers, Ceramics on the table NJRD by Bernadotte Kylberg, Carimate, black chair by Fritz Hansen, Room divider in walnut by Liljencrantz Design X KFK Snickeri, Boho rug by Nordic Knots, icon chair CH88 by Carl Hansen& Son, W163 lamp by Wästberg.
Photo credit: Mike Lundgren Karlsson/LINK Deco

Source: v2com newswire

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