Anna Maria Øfstedal Eng is an award-winning, Oslo-based designer known for creating furniture and objects that blur the line between art and functionality. Working from her studio in Fjelhamer, she shapes each piece by hand, combining craftsmanship with an intuitive approach to materials.

Jenny Nordberg’s multidisciplinary practice combines a brutalist mindset with chance and humour. For this exhibition, she is showcasing a collection of furniture and objects assembled from discarded office equipment parts, made in collaboration with Soeco/Yllw.

As a self-taught artist, designer and carpenter, Niklas creates objects that are as much sculptural furniture as they are works of art you can sit on. His process engages all senses – exploring the tactile surface, scent and visual qualities of wood.

Simon Mattisson is a Stockholm-based designer working across the fields of furniture, sculpture, industry and interiors. Specializing in large-scale additive manufacturing, his practice centres around the creation of systems, connecting interdisciplinary methods such as the digital with the physical, and the natural with the artificial. His series Animism is a collection of vibrant, functional sculptures created using 3D printing.

Romanian designer Tiberiu Cojocaru creates one-of-a-kind pieces and limited series of sculptural works in wood. His approach to craftsmanship is experimental, allowing the creative process and material availability to influence the final form.