Johanna Gullichsen

Johanna Gullichsen
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Johanna Gullichsen Textile Studio was established in 1989 and is a supplier of high-quality woven fabrics, homeware products, and fashion accessories with graphic patterns and beautiful textures. The company is committed to sustainable local manufacturing and has a flagship store and head office located in the heart of Helsinki. The fabrics are designed to be long-lasting and are suitable for both private and public interiors. The collection emphasizes timeless designs and durable quality. Woven to last, these fabrics are crafted to endure.

Johanna Gullichsen, Made by Choice, Space of Mind and Jeans & Towels are joining this voyage from Helsinki to Copenhagen aboard the historic Hallberg-Rassy 45 named Lycka. Johanna Gullichsen's upholstery fabrics and interior design products are an integral part of the journey and the interior of the boat. Graphic patterns and high-quality natural materials are the signature of Johanna Gullichsen fabrics. The decision to sail using wind power aligns with the brands' commitment to sustainability.

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