Going Pro

Ebba Lindgren's design practice is artistic and context-driven. She works with interiors, unique objects and installations to create immersive environments. 



With an uninhibited state of mind and a fuck-it-mentality, she builds, writes, and organizes all the complex parts that make the whole. 



Lindgren has an MFA in industrial design from Lund University and has also studied at Emily Carr School of Art in Vancouver.



www.studioebbalindgren.com

Gustav Carlberg runs Carlberg Design, an industrial design company working with product design in a broad sense, but mainly with furniture, home accessories and lighting. Carlberg collaborates with companies, from first brief to final product. He also does Studio Projects, exploring new ideas. How a product can adapt to life is a big drive and inspiration for Carlberg in the design process. Construction and estetics is often airy but sturdy, and easy to understand. It should be possible to disassemble the furniture in your mind.



www.gustavcarlberg.se

Jennifer Idrizi is a British artist and designer. She studied at Central St Martins school of Art (Bachelor of Arts) and The Royal College of Art (Masters of Arts) in London. Her studio is based in the university city of Lund, Sweden where she splits her time between making art and designing patterns and homeware products. She has exhibited her art in the US, UK, Sweden Denmark, Vietnam and Albania. She designs patterns and homeware products for a range of international clients. Jennifer works with a variety of media, depending on the idea or project. Using her broad knowledge of colour and form, her work often explores the balance between order/chaos, nature/culture, control/freedom.



www.jenniferidrizi.com

In Karolina Brobeck's work as an artist, craft is a leitmotif that enables the exploration of worlds and values beyond the commercial sphere. In the endlessness of the clay body, she found a new language: a work process where her hands can interact with her high sensitivity to create new approaches. Inspired by her own experiences and with a love for sincerity, she lets the clay lead the way and tell stories both touching and chafing. Why? Because it feels like the only sensible thing to do.



www.karolinabrobeck.com

Lantz/Varghans is a designer duo based in Malmö. They work with graphic design, textile & commissioned art.



Scissors and cardboard form the basis of all their projects, as well as graphics design projects as pattern making. They work with studio production of hand-printed textiles and pattern design at KKV Textile in Malmö (artists collective studio). For larger art commissions they apply various techniques such as ceramics and painting.



www.lantzvarghans.se

Malmö-based Lotta Olsson, also known as Lotta's Trees / Lottas Träd, is best known for her unique interpretations of nature that transforms into whimsical images of trees. Lotta's work has always had a strong connection to nature and today she is showing her new project with meadows and seeds as a theme. With "Ängogram" she wants to spread the joy of cultivating and underline the importance of biodiversity.



www.lottastrad.se

Polymorf is a multidisciplinary practice for design, architecture, and research run by Johanna Jonsson and Albin Karlsson that works to explore the borderland between craft and digital production. With the Bubbler collection, the duo combine craftmanship with cutting-edge technology using custom techniques in craft as well as complex algorithms to give each piece its distinct shape, texture and finish.



www.polymorf.se

Sa:k design studio based in Malmö was started in 2021 by industrial designer Stina Henriksson. Sa: k is a play with letters from the designer's full name, but also the basis of work; sak is Swedish for thing or object. Sa: k's focus is objects and furniture outside the usual design flora. By exploring behaviors and social patterns the aim is to create sustainable design objects with a strong narrative, made to be used and loved.



www.sakdesignstudio.com

Sara Sjöbäck is an installation artist and designer, educated at Royal College of Art in London (MFA-), Beckmans College of Design (BA) and Konstfack. Her work often extrudes from a autobiographical perspective and the observation of movement in the public sphere. She works freely in material with an attraction to the heavy industry. Often in combinations with light she sculpts the hard materials into objects that stands alone or are part of installations. 



www.sarasjoback.se

The world is constantly advancing - and so should our methods. Scruffy little love relies on innovative and sustainable methods for designing interiors for dreamers. With the ambition to look for solutions and let curiosity lead the way, they work in a responsible way to contribute to sustainable societies that allow people and the planet to flourish. Scruffy little love strives to be a part of the solution and not take more than they can give back. The company strives for sustainable solutions throughout the process: from production to distribution to consumption.

Scruffy little love was founded in 2021 by Malmö-based Eva Levin, who also runs the successful company Scandinaviaform.



www.scruffylittlelove.se