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TAKEN FROM NATURE

Natural imperfection – or perfection – in the Yara vase from Layered.

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Does it feel like every interior design report is talking nonsense? With the climate catastrophe around the corner, natural material and natural inspiration is increasingly taking up space in our homes. Not only because wood, linen and ceramics are kinder to the environment than synthetic materials, but also because they create peace and coziness in an uncertain time. Everything wooden is trendy, with a particularly interesting category being the recycling and upcycling of damaged or abandoned wood. Organic shapes are also taking their place.

These include rice paper lamps with shapes inspired by pumpkins and zucchini, ceramic sculptures in irregular shapes and mushrooms in all their forms. The latter is a strong mini-trend, with mushrooms as both a hip sustainable material and as a shape that has found a surprising amount of space in design world. Stools, lamps and hooks – everything can now be found in the shape of a mushroom.

Why not a mushroom? Here together with the Cinderella table from Design House Stockholm.

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