Studio Stockholm new collaboration and new office furniture line for Brizley
New partnership and new furniture series presented by Brizley AB at the Stockholm Furniture Fair.
Award-winning Studio Stockholm Architecture has designed a new range of furniture for Brizley AB.
With Scandinavian design expression at its source Brizley develops its range for the flexible and functional office space in cooperation with established architects and designers.
“Brizley creates and produces unique, high quality and environmentally sustainable office furniture for the modern workplace. Our collaboration with Studio Stockholm Arkitektur and Lundberg Design is long term investment so this is just the beginning”, says Mats Lundquist, head of sales at Brizley AB.
With the storage furniture, Keep, the meeting tables Gather, the table screen Divide and work tables Work, the foundation is laid for a new office concept. The result is an innovative range of furniture that with consistently clear design feeling and clever details can give a complete brand identity for both small and large offices.
“We have simply designed furniture we as architects would like to propose to our clients”, says Alessandro Cardinale, founding partner at Studio Stockholm Arkitektur.
News
Open House – Natur & Kultur
This Saturday, as part of Open House Stockholm, you can explore the historic Skogsindustrihuset at Karlavägen 31 – designed by the renowned architect Sven Markelius and currently home to Natur & Kultur HQ.Join our guided tours at 11:00 AM, 1:00...
Read more
Open House – Kakelhuset
Join us during Open House Stockholm on October 3, 9:00 AM for a guided tour of Kakelhuset with Vanna Gunnarsson, Studio Stockholm Arkitektur and Kenneth Öberg, AMF Fastigheter AB. We look forward to welcoming you and sharing the story behind...
Read more
Open House
Open House Stockholm is this week! From 2-4 October, the festival opens the doors to some of Stockholm’s most interesting buildings and places. We are proud to be part of this year’s programme with two projects: Kakelhuset in Marievik and...
Read more
