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Milan Designweek 2019
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Milan Designweek 2018
Elementa's stand on the Norwegian Presence exhibition in Zona Tortona during Milan Design week. UN Divided Table and dB Silent sideboard by Jonas Stokke and Jonas Øystein of StokkeAustad, Ur water cans by Kneip, Klorofyll flowerpot by Anderssen Voll and Ki light plant lamps by Hallgeir Homstvedt.
Photo: Torjus Berglid
UN Divided Furniture System by StokkeAustad for Elementa. Photo: Lasse Floede & Torjus Berglid
Prototypes of the Klorofyll Planter System by Anderssen & Voll
Photo: Elementa
KI Light by Hallgeir Homstvedt.
Photo: Elementa
dB Silent Cabinets by StokkeAustad
dB Sideboard and cabinet by Jonas Stokke & Øystein Austad of StokkeAustad.
Photo: Ann Holmgren
dB cabinet by Jonas Stokke & Øystein Austad of StokkeAustad.
Photo: Ann Holmgren
Derive by Emma Staubo & Jomi Evers
The Derive is a meditation object with an extra dimension: Move it to open a real time audio stream from a hidden place in a forest in Vestfold, Norway. Some times there will be birds and insects, other times, lush winds, rain or thunder - but more often than not, forest silence.
Designed by Emma Staubo & Jomi Evers – developed by Elementa with tech from Brutal. All photos and films by Ann Holmgren
Forest listening station spot connected to the Derive,Vestfold, Norway.
UN Divided Furniture System
UN Divided Furniture Series by Jonas Stokke & Øystein Austad of StokkeAustad for Elementa.
Photo: Svein Gunnar Kjøde
Un Divided Dining Table in blue Forbo Desktop Linoleum. Photo: Svein Gunnar Kjøde
UN Divided Trestles. Photo: Svein Gunnar Kjøde
UN Divided Shelf 200x35xH70cm Photo: Svein Gunnar Kjøde
UN Divided Dining Table 200x90cm. Photo: Ann Holmgren
UN Divided Furniture System by StokkeAustad for Elementa. Video by Svein Gunnar Kjøde.
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Ki light by Hallgeir Homstvedt
Ki light by Hallgeir Homstvedt and an UR water can by Kneip - on an UN Divided shelf by StokkeAustad, Photo: Svein Gunnar Kjøde
Ki Light by Hallgeir Homstvedt. The spear version uses a planter as a base - plunging the lamp directly into the soil.
Photo: Svein Gunnar Kjøde
Ki Light by Hallgeir Homstvedt for Elementa - with cast iron base to place a flower pot or any other stuff you might have on your table.
Photo: Svein Gunnar Kjøde
Photo: Ann Holmgren
Computer render of the Ki Light by Hallgeir Homstvedt
Ur Ceremonial Watercan by Kneip
Ur Ceremonical Watercan by Kneip. Photo: Ann Holmgren
Ur Ceremonical Watercan by Kneip. Photo: Ann Holmgren