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Spaces by Objecthood

Cafes For Messe Frankfurt

Cafes For Messe Frankfurt

Client: Messe Frankfurt
Year: 2016

Three cafe designs for the Ambiente fair at Messe Frankfurt. The given theme was Italy. We used a postmodern visual language, with geometric forms, black & white graphic elements and then added natural materials like cork, stone and wood for a warm atmosphere.

Wooden furniture were designed specially by Objecthood for the cafes. Cork stool design by Kajsa Willner.
Photo: Lina Németh

Office for Precis Digital

Precis Digital

Client: Precis Digital
Year: 2016

New head office for digital marketing company Precis Digital. Two floors were connected with an internal stair.
Total reconstruction area ca. 1000 sqm.

Stolab At Input Interior

Stolab at Input Interior

Client: Stolab
Year: 2015

For the second year we helped Swedish manufacturer Stolab display their fine furniture in a Pop-up Showroom at Input Interior Stockholm, this May.

Beans Coffee Crusade

Beans Coffee Crusade

Client: Beans
Year: 2014

Interior design of a minimal but mobile showroom that will be touring Stockholm and its surroundings this fall with well-brewed coffee.

 

Crem Shanghai

Crem Shanghai

Client: Crem International
Year: 2014

Proposals for a new layout for the R&D Department of Crem International in Shanghai, China. The Projects is under progress.

H C Andersen museum

H C Andersen museum

Client: Odense City Museums
Year: 2014

Our contribution to an architectural competition for the rebuilding of the H C Andersen museum in Odense, Denmark.

Stolab at Input Interior

Stolab at Input Interior

Client: Stolab
Year: 2014

We helped Swedish manufacturer Stolab display their fine furniture in a Pop-up Showroom at Input Interior this April.

Guldklimp

Gold Nugget

For: City of Stockholm, pavilion competition
Year: 2013

A pavilion for the City of Stockholm
Charlotte Elsner and Cecilia Dreyfert of Objecthood Design Team have been awarded an honorable mention in the City of Stockholm’s architecture competition “Mobile Pavilions.” From the jury: “An interesting solitaire, an object with distinct shape. As a showroom or an exhibition hall the pavilion works beautifully. ”

The competition was initiated by the City of Stockholm in cooperation with the Swedish Association of Architects. The aim was to develop a prototype for the city’s smaller buildings, such as hot-dog stands, terraces and information booths. It should revitalize the city’s public spaces with inspiring possibilities, functions and aesthetics.