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Picture the north. Rugged landscapes, breathtaking scenery, mountains, fjords, endless woods, and clear blue waters. Rough winters for contemplation. Bright summer nights for socializing. This is Norway. Focus on Oslo. A tiny urban culture with friendly vibes. Diverse people. A mix of talent, peace, and vibrancy. A place to feel at home. Northern, born in Oslo in 2005, is a small Norwegian producer crafting the very best in furniture, lighting, and design accessories. Blending creativity with traditional craftsmanship, is what makes Nordic design cooler and ever more beautiful—by continuously improving and challenging ourselves, and making the Northern collection more unified in spirit and style. From Oslo, with love.

Northern presents a curated selection of new lighting and furniture pieces rooted in its Oslo-based identity. Known for blending quiet functionality with character and warmth, the brand showcases designs that combine honest materials, thoughtful craftsmanship, and a timeless aesthetic. The collection reflects Northern’s ongoing mission to shape objects that transform spaces—silently confident, with a clear idea behind every line. The exhibition invites visitors to experience a new chapter in Nordic design, created with care and vision. From Oslo with Love.

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