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Kristine Five Melvaer

The Ikiperu Ceramics Collection Pays Homage to Umbrian Artistic Tradition

The Ikiperu Ceramics Collection Pays Homage to Umbrian Artistic Tradition

The hand-turned, hand-painted Ikiperu collection fuses Etruscan vase-making with contemporary design in homage to the artistic tradition of Umbria.

Heymat Launches a New Mix Mat in a 70's Inspired Color Palette

Heymat Launches a New Mix Mat in a 70's Inspired Color Palette

The Heymat Mix Teklan mat gets an earthy pastel update inspired by 70's color palettes, gemstones, and the Mediterranean.

Heymat Releases Foliage Mat Collection Inspired by Mother Earth

Heymat Releases Foliage Mat Collection Inspired by Mother Earth

The Heymat Foliage floor mat collection brings nature inside via bold colors + a pattern inspired by Mother Earth.

Heymat+ Brings Modern Design to Your Doorstep

Heymat+ Brings Modern Design to Your Doorstep

The Heymat+ collection of outdoor doormats consists of a trio of three-dimensional designs in monochromatic hues inspired by nature.

NYCxDesign 2015: WantedDesign Manhattan Part 2

NYCxDesign 2015: WantedDesign Manhattan Part 2

We hit one of the biggest parts of NYCxDesign, WantedDesign - here's part 2 of our favorites.

Food Vessels by Kristine Five Melvær

Food Vessels by Kristine Five Melvær

Kristine Five Melvær recently exhibited tableware at Food Work, an exhibition initiated by Torbjørn Anderssen and Espen Voll that features 21 designs by eight Norwegian designers, shown during Designtide Tokyo 2012. These two pieces are part of her Still Life project, in which she reinterprets traditional still life motives.

London Design Festival 2012: 100% Norway

London Design Festival 2012: 100% Norway

100% Norway turned nine this year, making it only a year younger than the London Design Festival itself. To celebrate, it moved to a shiny new venue, Dray Walk Gallery, just around the corner from Tent. The light-filled space was a perfect backdrop for the cool understated Scandinavian design. It was designed by Amy Hunting and Oscar Narud; described by curator Henrietta Thompson as "two of the most innovative and capable young Norwegian designers in London."