Asplund

Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen

Asplund

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ASPLUND Stockholm is a contemporary Swedish furniture brand founded by the Asplund brothers Thomas and Michael in Stockholm 1990. Their collection of storage, tables and carpets is designed by Swedish and international well-known designers, artists, and architects. Curated by the Creative Director Sandra Adrian Asplund. The company philosophy is to make high quality, functional, Swedish designed and handmade or semi handmade upon order. Furniture from People and for People.

ASPLUND’s furniture collection has been enhanced with three innovative creations from the distinguished design duo Mats Broberg & Johan Ridderstråle, who this year reaffirm the commitment to timeless design and innovation with their playful yet distinct lines. Together, they have explored the refinement in new Scandinavian design with continuity, harmony and function for nearly 15 years, resulting in this year's additions with the potential to become future classics.

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Max Lamb Design Talk

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