Them Objects

Them Objects
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THEM OBJECTS is a collection of hand-crafted furniture and objects conceived and made by the Swedish designer Mia Lagerman, THEM OBJECTS explores new typologies based around classic references and a desire to question perceived truths. Understated yet expressive, THEM OBJECTS play with proportions and materials, rigorous forms and organic details, to make something joyful and useful. "Elevate the everyday and frame the exceptional"

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