Källemo

Källemo
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Furniture is understood as a concept with a will of its own, conveying a distinct expression. Källemo’s ambition is to create objects that endure over time— aesthetically, artistically, physically and metaphysically. As founder Sven Lundh once stated, “An object shall stand the wear of the eye,” recognising that visual endurance is the most demanding test. Källemo collaborates with designers and artists who value quality beyond trends, while possessing the ability to surprise, challenge and contribute strong personal expressions. The brand places equal trust in the precision of cutting–edge technology and in the hand that adds the final, personal and almost magical touch.

This year, a curated selection of Källemo’s most enduring pieces is shown—reimagined in new expressions—alongside a few carefully chosen novelties, developed in collaboration with Folkform and Mats Theselius. In dialogue with this year’s theme, “Make This Moment Matter,” the exhibition presents design that holds its relevance over time—pieces that endure and remain meaningful. Objects that withstand both time and trends—that “stand the wear of the eye,” as Källemo’s founder Sven Lundh expressed it.

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