About

Who am I?

I have worked with ceramics since 1993, and run ny own design company since 2006, primarily working with design of table top porcelain items, as well as other types of ceramics. My company resides in the southernmost region of Sweden, from where I run all of my business activities – product development, manufacturing, and even direct sales from my own studio / shop, which is found right along the main road in the town of Glemmingebro.

I grew up in the beautiful eastern part of Småland in Sweden, in settings serving as an inexhaustible source of inspiration for her in her work. I find great inspiration in the deep, silent and mysterious wood, and its diverse wildlife, as well as each tale from my everyday. Each fragment is gathered and combined, and turned into well designed items.

I got my professional training from renowned design institutions such as Capellagården (SE), Pilchuck (USA), Corning (USA), and the Danish School of Design (DK).

 

My overall approach to design

I have a huge curiousity towards my materials of choice, exploring their many possibilities, when designing new items, and new paths to follow. Always with a twist of humour, and always with a very scandi design vibe. My items are meant for everyday use and joy, and stand the test of time, both in product quality, and when it comes to keeping a contemporary feel.

 

Some manufacturing matters

All my items are developed solely by myself, and in my own studio, going through tests regarding sizes, thicknesses, finish, choice of materials and colours, direction of styles, and so on. All items go directly into production in my own studio.

Most of my items are slip casted in plaster moulds. All items undergo several processes before finished, in different configurations including casting, polishing, glazing, decoration, decoration and several firings - for some items up to three firings before the items leave my hands.

All items are handmade, they are made in my studio, and all made by me. By having and keeping the production in-house, I never produce any more items than can be passed on to happy customers - absolutely no dead stock here. Just careful, slow and thoughtful manufacturing, resulting in a sound assortment of lasting items.