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Project: FRAME Concept
FRAME Sofa feat. Swedish Pine
Client: Prototype
Year: 2010
Design: Kristoffer Fagerström & Marcus AbrahamssonDescription: Outdoor Sofa made with the FRAME Sofa-module.
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Project: FRAME Concept
FRAME Sofa feat. Purple Tubes
Client: Prototype
Year: 2010
Design: Kristoffer Fagerström & Marcus AbrahamssonDescription: Another new version of the FRAME Sofa. This time a party in purple has landed in the FRAME modules. The Sofa was shown at this years design week in Stockholm between the 9 - 14 of februari at the group exhibition Check-In.
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Project: FRAME Concept
FRAME Easychair feat. -tubes.
FRAME Sofa feat. Multi-colored tubes.
Client: Prototype
Year: 2010
Design: Kristoffer Fagerström & Marcus AbrahamssonDescription: The FRAME family just got a new member: FRAME Sofa feat. colourful tubes and FRAME Easychair feat. colourful tubes.
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Project: Fling, Cofee table
Client: Maze Int
Year: 2010
Design: Kristoffer Fagerström
Photo: Kent JohanssonDescription: A fling with the fifties danish aesthetics led to this graceful coffee/magazine table for Maze International. First exhibited at the Stockholm Furniture Fair in 2010, the table will soon be in stores near you.
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Project: Konstfack outdoor café with the furniture concept FRAME.
Client: Konstfack (University College of Art, Craft and Design) - Bachelorwork
Year: 2009
Design: Kristoffer Fagerström & Marcus AbrahamssonConcept:
How can Konstfack communicate its inner soul in its external space?On the basis of our new professional role as interior architects and furniture designers, in our degree project we have taken on Konstfacks outdoor café. The project has been an opportunity to work on this location as a whole and to design a series of site specific items of outdoor furniture.
The current concrete floor, which is part of the main entrance to Konstfack, has been converted from a windy no mans land to a well kept and pleasant outdoor café. Through clear choices of materials and generous design we have made it into a place for relaxation and spending time together in the sun. No pretentions, just a nice lunch in pleasant company.With the aim of creating an interdisciplinary space, we have created a framework that lets the space react to influences and allows it to change over time. In the future when the wood content of this framework is worn out it is up to the current students to decide the content. By this we hope that the space will develop into a collage of materials. We are leaving something behind us that not only represents us and Konstfack at present but can also represent Konstfack in the future…
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Title: Braid
Object: Stackable Chair
Client: Prototype
Year: 2009
Design: Marcus AbrahamssonDescription:
Thick oversized felt is braided around a thin steel frame. It is a generous chair both in its proportions and its way of inviting you to sit. The braided structure along with the material gives it a soft feeling and a good sound absorbing quality
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Project: Dining Area
Client: The Chimney Pot
Year: 2008
Design: Kristoffer FagerströmDescription:
New kitchen and dining area for post-production house The Chimney Pot in Stockholm.
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Title: Cube Light
Object: Lighting
Client: Prototype
Year: 2009
Design: Marcus AbrahamssonDescription:
The warm tone of the reflected light from the wood gives the missing piece of the puzzle when using low energy lightssources. Materials: ashwood cube and powdercoated steel legs.
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Title: Industrialism.
Object: Table
Client: Private, Nybrogatan, STOCKHOLM
Year: 2008
Design: Kristoffer FagerströmDescription:
Inspired by the materials of the industrialism this table was designed and built for a private client. Materials: Steel L-profiles and pinewood.
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Title: Elsa
Object: Easy Chair
Client: Prototype
Year: 2008
Design: Kristoffer FagerströmDescription:
With Swedens cultural heritage in focus Kristoffer Fagerström designed an easy chair with memories and tales of past generations. The pillowcasings on edition one are made out of old pillowsheets with traditional embroydieries, each chair has its own history.Represented in the exhibition “What is Ethno Design” in Krakow, Polen. For more info on the exhibition go here.
