Möbelsnickarmästare Johansson
Hantverksgatan 8 – Box 141 – SE-285 23 Markaryd.
Tel +46(0)433-101 28 – Fax +46(0)433-108 28
Email info@mobelsnickarmastare.com
www.mobelsnickarmastare.com

Möbelsnickarmästare Johansson
at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2009, Stand C 06:49

The Swedish furniture manufacturer Möbelsnickarmästare Johansson
is presenting some new products as well as new versions of their classic products.

The new items are dining table and chairs designed by the Icelandic designers
Gudrún Margrét Ólafsdóttir and Oddgeir Thórdarson
and also a coat hanger designed by the Swedish designer Fredrik Färg.
The Icelandic designer Katrin Ólína is the author
of the graphicart at the stand.

Major: Design Fredrik Färg.
A clothes hanger for the temporary suspension of clothing,
for example, a in bedroom or a hall.

Dining-table: By Gudrún Margrét Ólafsdóttir og Oddger Thórdarson

and chairs designed by the Icelandic designers
Gudrún Margrét Ólafsdóttir and Oddgeir Thórdarson

M405: By Håkan Johansson. a new version of a classic

M102, Slitz: By Håkan Johansson. med laminatskiva

Gudrún Margrét Ólafsdóttir og Oddger Thórdarson have long been involved in design for Icelandic manufacturers and they also work as interior designers operate in partnership within the Go Form Design Studio in Reykjavík. Möbelsnickarmästare Johansson is already producing dining table and cabinets. Those furniture's were presented at the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2006. Their teamwork started in continuation of Stockholm Furniture Fair 2005 where they were displaying some prototypes together with some colleagues from Iceland.

Fredrik Färg is a young and upcoming Swedish designer. At the Stockholm Furniture Fair he is also presenting new products for Materia AB, one of the winners of Glimåkra Designer Prize, represented at Ung7, young Swedish design, Textibel- new textile furniture, and have an own stand at Greenhouse. He has been acknowledged for his ways of transforming origami to furniture design, and also for his "ability to unite Scandinavian purity with a playfulness that makes hearts leap with joy"

Katrin Olina is an Icelandic designer who now is running her own label based in Hong Kong. She is famous for here interiors / installations that she has done in Hong Kong & Reykjavik. Her résumé is faboulus, where names such as Philippe Starck, Ross Love Grove and Michael Young are on the list. "There is only one way for this talented girl and is due to the stars"!

Inbydelse
Du inviteres herved til 3 møbeldesigndage på
Nordatlantens Brygge i København, 10-12 mai 2007
Sverige og Island i København
Nordatlantens Brygge, Strandgade 91, 1401 København K

Velkommen til 3 møbeldesigndage på Nordatlantens Brygge.
Program:
Torsdag den 10. maj:
Udstillingen er åben kl. 10-17. Kl. 18-20 – hygge, forfriskninger og jazz
Ambassaderåd Bryndís Kjartansdóttir byder velkommen sammen med kulturchef for Nordatlantens Brygge,
Karin Elsubudottir Heinesen og møbeldesignerene.

Møbelsnedkerne og -designerne er:
Håkan Johansson, Möbelsnickarmästare Johansson, Markaryd, Sverige,
og Gudrún Margrét Ólafsdóttir og Oddgeir Thórdarson, GoForm, Reykjavík, Island.
 
Nyd samtidig den islandske kunstmaler Erró’s værker som vises i samarbejde med Galleri GKM, Malmö,
samt værker af Hjördís Ágústsdóttir Wallin.

Fredag den 11. maj: Udstillingen er åben kl. 10-17. Kl. 18-20 – lette forfriskninger

Lørdag den 12. maj: Udstillingen er åben kl. 10-17. Kl. 10-13 – serveres der kaffe
Islands ambassadør i Danmark, Svavar Gestsson og fru Gudrún Ágústsdóttir er til stede

Nærmere oplysninger fås hos: Christina Nilroth +46 70 570 40 58

 
Nordatlantens Brygge, Strandgade 91, 14101 Kobenhavn K

The Swedish furniture manufacturer Möbelsnickarmästare Johansson is presenting its new line of products at the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2006. This new furniture was designed by the Icelanders Gudrún Margrét Ólafsdóttir and Oddgeir Tórdarson.
 
A prototype of the table in the new line was shown at the Stockholm Furniture Fair last year, in a stand sponsored by the Trade Council of Iceland and the Icelandic embassy in Stockholm.
 
That exhibition stand was part of a project which the Trade Council and the embassy launched to promote Icelandic design in Sweden. One of the achievements of the project, whose director is Christina Nilroth, is the cooperation that has now resulted between Möbelsnickarmästare Johansson and the two Icelandic designers, Gudrún Margrét and Oddgeir.
         
As furniture and interior designers, they operate in partnership the go form design studio in Reykjavík. Having long been involved in design for Icelandic manufacturers, their kitchen furnishings and their office furniture are already in production, in addition to their making custom designs and designing furniture for public institutions in their country. Not least, however, Gudrún Margrét and Oddgeir work as interior designers whether for firms or private individuals.
 
The Möbelsnickarmästare Johansson stand also presents a chair designed by Hakan Johansson, with new upholstery from the Swedish company Vaveriet. This upholstery was designed by the Icelandic designer Katrín Pétursdóttir Young, some of whose previous designs have been for another Swedish firm, Swedese.