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Emma Olbers' Desirable development selection
Emma Olbers is a Swedish designer and creative director. Emma believes that sustainability and product life cycles are key concerns and she strives to incorporate it into her work. Discover her Desirable development products' selection on MOM!
DIGITAL DAYS MAISON&OBJET | DESIRABLE DEVELOPMENT | 18 TO 24 OCTOBER 2021
As part of Digital Days Desirable Development, Emma Olbers has identified on-trend products for you.
Want to discover the newest Desirable Development collections and products? Here’s a selection of brands whose are taking place from the “sustainable” toward the “desirable”, awaiting your discovery on MOM!
DIGITAL DAYS MAISON&OBJET | DESIRABLE DEVELOPMENT | 18 TO 24 OCTOBER 2021
As part of Digital Days Desirable Development, Emma Olbers has identified on-trend products for you.
Want to discover the newest Desirable Development collections and products? Here’s a selection of brands whose are taking place from the “sustainable” toward the “desirable”, awaiting your discovery on MOM!
Plant dyed Finnish lambwool scarf, Sarastus
Breeze lightweight scarf, our summer wool quality. Made of combed 55% Finnish lamb wool 55%, organic wool 45%. The stripes are dyed with non-toxic botanical colors inspired by the Nordic flora: pine green, birch yellow, woad (indigo) blue, soft willow red / deep purple of bird cherry. Available also in solid colors as scarf Hellät and Sara. We have a holistic approach to sustainability. By using Finnish lamb wool as our main material we are using natural resources wiser since 50% of the raw wool is thrown away as waste.
LinenMe Terra Fringe Tablecloth
Adding to their already extensive range of quality linen textiles, LinenMe are launching a new table linen collection. The name, Terra , captures the charm of these products that embrace the natural slubby texture of linen and are finished with handmade fringing. This collection consists of tablecloth, table runners, placemats and napkins, all crafted from high grade European linen and produced with their customary expertise. Fabric density is 280 g/m2. Terra collection is available in 20 different colorways.
Cloth Bulk Bags
Our bulk bags are an environmentally friendly and zero-waste alternative to single-use bags. They are made of organic cotton GOTS and Oeko-Tex 100. We pick up the same too pretty designs of our Bee Wraps since our bulk bags are created from the fabric drops of our Bee Wraps! That way, no waste! They are manufactured in Marseille in a professional rehabilitation workshop. 3 sizes: S: 20x25 cm M: 36x32 cm L: 30x34 cm Sold by batch (SML) or by unit. Available from early April 2021
BOTANICAL LINO PRINTS
Paper size: 50x70cm. One color Lino Print ( GOLD ). Printed on fabriano paper in the artists studio in Copenhagen. Signed Limited Edition. Frame not included. All Lino Prints are printed by hand and because of this every print will differ slightly in colour density.
Kitchen composter - BOKASHI ORGANKO 2 (olive) made from recycled plastics
The kitchen composter Bokashi Organko 2 is the perfect answer to the needs of urban gardening and zero-waste management. It surprises with its superior form, and it impresses with its usefulness. Instead of hiding it in the corners of your home, you will want to showcase it on the kitchen counter. With the assistance of Bokashi sprinkles containing microorganisms, you can produce natural fertilizer for your urban garden or a natural drain cleaner. Bokashi Organko 2 is made from post-industrial recycled plastics (recycled polypropylene).
KASANE Wall Decoration !
“Kasane” is a wall decoration, made of durable and sustainable materials that have been used in Japan for a millennium.Our craftsman has created wooden panels “Kasane” thanks to traditional roofing techniques he masters.Its unique texture gives a natural gradient that creates a soft and poetic interior.The rich and luxurious atmosphere that you can create for your clients will delight them! A blending of tradition of roofings revisited for neo-classical and modern interiors!
Emma Olbers
Emma Olbers has worked as a designer, interior designer and creative director for the last 20 years. She believes that sustainability and product life - cycles are key concerns and she strives to incorporate it into her work. Olbers wants to design good products – good in all aspects, including being good for our planet. She tries to design products with as low carbon emissions as possible, preferably made from renewable or recycled materials, carefully produced to last for a long time. Amongst her clients are brands such as Eldvarm, Asplund, Skultuna, and Tre Sekel.
