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The Traces We Make

2025

In a world that moves far too fast and where the influence of technology is constantly increasing, the project explores the imprints we leave on our objects.

It reveals the value of discarded materials by highlighting their inherent story, craftsmanship, and materiality. Working with AI technology in the design process to optimize material use and measure climate impact. The final work consists of a collection of sensory everyday objects that convey both the physical and environmental imprints we make.

























Loom Armchair x Dutch Invertuals

2024
Dutch Invertuals Exhibtion:
SPECIMEN - 15 Designers, 1 Chair

This year, Dutch Invertuals is excited to celebrate its 15th anniversary. To mark this milestone, Dutch Invertuals challenged its network to redesign a chair created for the 5TRACKS Offices interior. This project showcases each designer’s expertise, craftsmanship and personal style.
Like biologists collect specimens to understand evolution, Dutch Invertuals invited 15 designers highlighting each designer’s evolutionary process.




Loom Armchair explores a new take on the traditional Scandinavian weave chairs.

As a contrast to using upholstery, the weave itself adds a soft and flexible seating and backrest. By using the hemp based flag halyard the armchair appears light and translucent, when experiencing it from the front or back.










Natural Material Studio - Projects

2023-2024





Typology - Le Printemps, Paris
Retail Design

















Fluidity - Danish Architecture Center (DAC)
Installation Design













White Utopia - 3daysofdesign, Copenhagen
Installation Design


















Sunday Chair

2023
Sunday Chair was originally designed for the art gallery Sunday-s in Copenhagen. Designing a sculptural yet functional chair that would be able to last a lifetime and age with beauty.

The chair is sculptural and monolithic in its form language and offers seating, where wear and tear is very welcome. For this specific reason the chair is crafted in 35 mm thick massive pine wood, sourced from a local sawmill. Pine wood is an overlooked wood sort, that has a very refined grain that brings tactility to the furniture.






































































‘In Transit’ 

Graduation Show, Royal Danish Academy, 2023
The group exhibition 'IN TRANSIT’ showcases a variety of projects shaped by the upcoming graduates from Furniture & Object, Spatial Design and Strategic Design & Entrepreneurship at the Royal Danish Academy.
‘IN TRANSIT’ invites guests to get a glimpse of the many reflections, tests and experiments behind the graduation projects and dive into the results – highlighting the value of the design process. A mix between scale models, material samples, furniture pieces and architectural models will reveal numerous agendas and suggest a more sustainable tomorrow. A landscape of islands will inhabit the historical industrial hall at Refshaleøen and gather the diverse range of work by the 2023 graduates.

Exhibition design by Elly Feldstein and Lærke Ryom.