Latva

Latva is a coat rack designed by Finnish Mikko Laakkonen. You can either leave your belongings on its branches or use it as a space divider; when left empty it looks like a sculpture. Latva is available in black, white and green.

Heidi Lerkenfeldt photography

Some absolutely stunning photos from Danish Heidi Lerkenfeldt. 

String system

I've been admiring the String shelf for a while now... The shelf was designed by Nils Strinning in 1949 for the Bonnier bookshelf competition. Bonnier wanted a shelf that would be cheap, simple to transport and easy to assemble and hang. Strinning had been thinking of just such a shelf, and the competition became a reason to put thought into action. Naturally the String shelf won first price. It became quickly popular all over Europe, and can nowadays be considered a real Scandinavian design classic.

Photos via String

The home of Jacob Holm

Here lives Jacob Holm, head of Fritz Hansen and his wife Barbara Bendix Becker. I can't stop admiring the flooring, the Poul Kjærholm pieces and the decoration!

(originally found via emmas)

Photos by Ditte Isager via Fritz Hansen

A Finnish home

This is the home of a small family living in Finland. It is filled with classics such as Artek and Tapiovaara, most of which have been found on flea markets. The big tree wallpaper in the bedroom is designed by Johannes Nieminen. It's so cool!

Photos by Jorma Marstio via Deko

Clothing rack by Mimou

It seems I'm obsessed with a clothing rack right now. I would love one made from old pipes - like this one from Mimou, although I'd prefer it in white. I'm thinking of making one myself, but let's see how that works out...

Photos via Mimou

PK22 by Poul Kjærholm

The PK22 lounge chair was designed by Poul Kjærholm in 1956. It won he Grand Prix award at the 1957 XI Triennale di Milano.

This spring Fritz Hansen has introduced the PK22 in the original cotton canvas, and a selection of the original colours; primary red, umber green and black. The PK71 nesting table was also introduced in matching colours.

A bohemian home

In this beautiful home lives Lotte Jensen, Mathieu Carlier, their daughter Chloé and the cat Bailey. The apartment is 110 square meters, and it is located in Østerbro, Copenhagen.  Lotte likes to surprise with her decorating, so she has mixed a lot of different styles and materials. The result looks great!

Photos by Karina Tengberg via Boligmagasinet

FAVN by Jaime Hayón for Fritz Hansen

Jaime Hayón has created a new sofa for Fritz Hansen, called FAVN.  The name means 'embrace' in Danish. "I wanted the sofa to be based on a shell. A shell being hard on the outside, soft and welcoming on the inside", Hayón says. "I wanted to create a form that embraces you, something really organic - that's why we named it FAVN."

FAVN will be launched at Republic of Fritz Hansen's showroom in Milan during Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2011. The sofa will be available for purchase in September 2011.

NORM Architects

NORM is a design studio focusing on residential architecture and industrial design. NORM was founded in 2008 by Kasper Rønn and Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen, and they aim to create timeless architecture and meaningful design products. I just love their work, it's so pure, simple and elegant. Below is the Fredensborg house by NORM.

Artek White

Artek has launched a new collection of lighting solutions designed by Ville Kokkonen, the company's design director.

I've been looking for a stylish bright light lamp - and I think I found one. This new bright light table lamp looks fantastic!

(found via Lotta Agaton)