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Stool 60 Wild Birch by Artek in collaboration with Formafantasma, 2023.Introducing a new approach to material selection,...
19/10/2026

Stool 60 Wild Birch by Artek in collaboration with Formafantasma, 2023.

Introducing a new approach to material selection, the Wild Birch edition is the result of a collaboration between Artek and Italian design studio Formafantasma. Reinterpreting Alvar Aalto’s original Stool 60 from 1933, the edition celebrates the natural variations of Finnish birch, including knots, insect trails and colour fluctuations that would traditionally have been rejected in furniture production.

Founded in 2009 by Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin, Formafantasma is a research-based design studio investigating the ecological, historical and political forces shaping contemporary design. Their approach extends beyond the finished object, examining the systems of extraction, production and consumption behind it. The collaboration with Artek traces its origins to Cambio, Formafantasma’s investigation into the global timber industry, presented at London’s Serpentine Galleries in 2020. Building on this research, the studio and Artek began examining the manufacturer’s supply chain and established standards of wood selection, questioning conventional ideas of visual uniformity and material quality.

Introduced in 2023, Stool 60 Wild Birch became the starting point for Artek’s Forest Collection, launched in 2024. By allowing the natural characteristics of the wood to remain visible, the collaboration proposes a new aesthetic of sustainability, one in which imperfections are not only accepted but celebrated, encouraging wider, wilder and more responsible uses of wood.

Explore Stool 60 Wild Birch at no-ga.com or at the Nordiska Galleriet Stockholm flagship store.

Photography credits:
2-5. Photography by Jussi Hellsten for Artek
6-7. Making of the Stool 60, photography by Mikko Ryhänen for Artek
8-10 Historical making of the Stool 60. Photography by Mauno Mannelin, © Artek Collection / Alvar Aalto Museum.
11. Photography by Bryan Saragosa for Artek
12. Photography courtesy of Artek

Zig Zag Chair by Gerrit T. Rietveld, 1934. Produced by Cassina since 1973.One of the most radical expressions of Gerrit ...
10/09/2026

Zig Zag Chair by Gerrit T. Rietveld, 1934. Produced by Cassina since 1973.

One of the most radical expressions of Gerrit T. Rietveld’s experimental approach to furniture, the Zig Zag Chair emerged during a period in which Rietveld was developing furniture for the Amsterdam department store Metz & Co. Reducing the conventional sequence of legs, seat and backrest to four flat planes of wood arranged in a continuous Z-shaped form, the chair appears almost structurally impossible, balancing visual instability with remarkably precise construction.

One of the earliest examples of a cantilevered chair in solid wood, Zig Zag relies on carefully executed dovetail joints to connect its horizontal and vertical planes. Today, Cassina produces the chair in solid American cherry and ash, with the craftsmanship of its carpenters playing an essential role in preserving the clarity of Rietveld’s original structure.

Produced by Cassina since 1973 as part of the Cassina iMaestri Collection, Zig Zag remains one of Rietveld’s most recognizable experiments in structure, geometry and reduction of form.

Explore the collection at no-ga.com or in your local Nordiska Galleriet store.

Photography credits:

1. Kenji Aoki.
2-3. MoMA The Museum of Modern Art.
4. GUSCH.
5. Rietveld at Utrecht’s Centraal Museum in 1958 with a miniature Zig Zag Chair. 2018 Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York Pictoright/Amsterdam.
6. Rietveld Schröder Archive © Centraal Museum Utrecht / Pictoright.
7-9. Drawings of the chair by Rietveld, source unknown.
10. An early paper prototype of the Zig Zag chair, courtesy of Collectie NAI.
11. Early iterations of the chair, including an experimental armchair variation, produced only in limited numbers during the 1930s. Via Victoria and Albert Museum.
13. Photography by Phoenix Johnson for .
14. Photography by at the Judd Foundation in New York.
15. Photography by Charlie Rubin at the Judd Foundation in New York. Copyright Judd Foundation.

Utrecht Armchair by Gerrit T. Rietveld, 1935. Produced by Cassina since 1988.⁠⁠Originally designed for the Metz & Co. de...
31/07/2026

Utrecht Armchair by Gerrit T. Rietveld, 1935. Produced by Cassina since 1988.⁠
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Originally designed for the Metz & Co. department store in Amsterdam, the Utrecht Armchair is distinguished by its bold geometric silhouette, with angular armrests and an oversized upholstered backrest that challenged the conventions of traditional seating.⁠
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A pioneering figure of the De Stijl movement, Gerrit T. Rietveld translated the movement’s principles of abstraction and geometry into a sculptural yet comfortable armchair. Since introducing the design to the I Maestri Collection in 1988, Cassina has faithfully preserved Rietveld’s original vision through exceptional craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail.¨⁠
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Explore the collection at no-ga.com or in your local Nordiska Galleriet store.⁠
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Photograhy credits:⁠
1. Gustav Almestål for NO GA | Nordiska Galleriet⁠
3. Biarchive⁠
6. Michel Boesveld for Mart van Schijndel⁠
7. Nicolas Matheus⁠
8. henriklundell at the home of Pontus Björkman & Hanna J by Halleroed

Taccia by Flos. Designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962.The Castiglioni brothers described Taccia as ”a...
09/06/2026

Taccia by Flos. Designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962.

The Castiglioni brothers described Taccia as ”a reflected light lamp with the value of a vase.” The lamp features a transparent, mouth-blown glass diffuser and a painted aluminium reflector, allowing the light to be directed while remaining indirect and softly diffused.

A combination of industrial materials and sculptural form, Taccia remains one of the most recognizable designs by the Castiglioni brothers.

Explore the collection at no-ga.com or in your local Nordiska Galleriet store.

Photography by

In Focus: Service Projects⁠⁠Meet the Copenhagen-based brand Service Projects, inspired by French bistros, Italian osteri...
03/06/2026

In Focus: Service Projects⁠
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Meet the Copenhagen-based brand Service Projects, inspired by French bistros, Italian osterias and Japanese izakayas. The aesthetic remains consistent throughout. Surfaces are raw yet precise, and materials are chosen for their ability to age gracefully.⁠
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Read the full article via the link in bio, and explore the collection at no-ga.com or in your local Nordiska Galleriet store.⁠
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Photography by &

In Focus: Nordic Knots⁠⁠The Swedish brand was founded ten years ago by Liza Berglund Laserow, Fabian Berglund and Felix ...
21/05/2026

In Focus: Nordic Knots⁠
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The Swedish brand was founded ten years ago by Liza Berglund Laserow, Fabian Berglund and Felix Berglund. Today, they have become masters of capturing a contemporary Nordic elegance with distinct references to Swedish classicism.⁠
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“I see the rug as a fourth wall – it anchors the room and sets the tone for the entire interior,” says Liza Berglund Laserow, co-founder of the brand Nordic Knots.⁠
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Read the full article via the link in bio, and explore the Nordic Knots collection at no-ga.com or in your local store.⁠
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Photography by , & .jess.laird

Europa och Tjuren (Europa and the Bull) by Carl Milles, 1926. Cast Bronze.Photographed by Bruno Ehrs for Nordiska Galler...
13/05/2026

Europa och Tjuren (Europa and the Bull) by Carl Milles, 1926. Cast Bronze.

Photographed by Bruno Ehrs for Nordiska Galleriet.
Creative direction by Johannes Svartholm.

Taraxacum 1 by Achille Castiglioni for Flos, 1988. Photographed by Bruno Ehrs for Nordiska Galleriet. Creative direction...
13/05/2026

Taraxacum 1 by Achille Castiglioni for Flos, 1988.

Photographed by Bruno Ehrs for Nordiska Galleriet.
Creative direction by Johannes Svartholm.

Solglitter by Carl Milles, 1917. Cast Bronze.Photographed by Bruno Ehrs for Nordiska Galleriet. Creative direction by Jo...
13/05/2026

Solglitter by Carl Milles, 1917. Cast Bronze.

Photographed by Bruno Ehrs for Nordiska Galleriet.
Creative direction by Johannes Svartholm.

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