DIGITAL DAYS DESIGN BY - Sanna Åkerlund Gebeyehu's favorite products
Sanna Åkerlund Gebeyehu is the Concept and Product Owner at Stockholm Furniture and Light Fair & Stockholm Design Week. Her mission is to develop the strategic and visionary of the brand portfolios. Discover her favorite products spotted during Digital Days Design by!
DIGITAL DAYS MAISON&OBJET | DESIGN BY | 5 to 11 JULY 2021
As part of Digital Days Design by, Sanna Åkerlund Gebeyehu has identified on-trend products for you.
Want to discover the newest DESIGN BY collections and product innovations? Here’s a selection of brands whose products perfectly combine beauty and utility, awaiting your discovery on MOM!
DIGITAL DAYS MAISON&OBJET | DESIGN BY | 5 to 11 JULY 2021
As part of Digital Days Design by, Sanna Åkerlund Gebeyehu has identified on-trend products for you.
Want to discover the newest DESIGN BY collections and product innovations? Here’s a selection of brands whose products perfectly combine beauty and utility, awaiting your discovery on MOM!
Lighting by Ann Demeulemeester
PORCELAIN Both functional and aesthetic, ribbons have always played an important role in Ann Demeulemeester's fashion. In this lighting collection, it's no different: very fine porcelain ribbons give the lamps a very personal design while offering a beautifully temperate and reflective light. VISCOSE Tactility, contrast and poetry are the main assets of this unusual collection. No invisible objects that illuminate in a corner, but pieces demonstrating the power of thousands of hand-painted viscose threads.
GOPLE OUTDOOR
BIG designs a family of outdoor luminaires with the freedom and flexibility to adapt to any space, with an almost nomadic character in four versions of Gople Outdoor. They can be positioned freely: hung anywhere, mounted on a pole (available in two heights) or planted directly in the ground. People outdoors can move them around easily, meeting the changing demands of outdoor life with an infinite number of interpretations.
Hammock
Renata Piazzalunga launched Fellicia to create products that empower Brazilian identity, craftsmanship and sustainable use of Brazilian raw materials. Fellicia connects traditional techniques with contemporary design and partners with renowned Brazilian designers. Manufacturing takes place partnering with communities in the Northeast of Brazil and part of the revenue flows back to the communities.
dishes to dishes by glenn sestig
With Dishes to Dishes, architect and designer Glenn Sestig offers a range of creative and culinary options. Whether as plates or dishes, functional or purely decorative, individual or stacked. “ This collection easily adapts to any style of interior design” says Sestig, who relied on the basic form of his “Pleasure Dôme” for the creation of this brand new line for valerie_objects. “This form permits the elegant stacking of the bowls, where every base forms the lid of the lower one.”
MELTING POT
“Melting Pot” is a collection of lamps designed by Matteo Zorzenoni. As its name suggests, it includes a special mix of colors, surface finishings and shapes that glorify the Murano blown glass craftsmanship as the lowest common denominator. Classic techniques intertwine with contemporary lines, colors and textures creating new scenarios in the world of lighting and glass art. The lamps are divided into these families: - Mongolfiera - Pistillo - Technicolor - Prataioli - Reverse
Sofa CV Model CV
Recognizable by their singular style and admirable by the perfection of their realization, the furniture of the Valdés collection has become references and cult objects highly sought after by connoisseurs and design lovers. The C armchair and the CV sofa complement the trio of seats in natural leather by offering a seat and backrest upholstered and covered in beautiful leathers. The padding made of dense foam adds to the feeling of comfort. Original creations with a marked identity.
Sanna Åkerlund Gebeyehu
Sanna Åkerlund Gebeyehu is a concept developer in the field of design and architecture, working with brand identity in a range of formats, such as exhibitions, installations and interior design. Her method focuses on brand sensibility, i.e. creating distinguished brand experiences in various contexts across a wide spectrum of emotional perspectives. Operating the intersection between brand development and experience design, she also functions as a co-op curator for brands, linking them with key-collaborators and creatives to expand brand identity and facilitating innovative ways of customer engagement. Be it ABB’s industrial robots brought to life by stunning choreography against a backdrop of contemporary glass design, curating a tradition-meets-in-vogue exhibition on Japanese lifestyle at The Museum of World Culture or a comprehensive interior design concept for Spotify HQ - the aim is to establish a seamless brand interaction between object, space and human sensations.
