Copenhagen-based artisan artist Turi Heisselberg Pedersen was inspired by nature to create installations with a flowing appearance and rhythm. Every detail from Vincent Van Duysen’s design from the wood of the ceiling to the concrete frame is well thought out. He is good at stripping away the complex externalities of things, and restoring their essence without affecting Comfort Fogia, a Swedish home brand, focuses on details in their product designs and refuses to do useless design.
Elin Kling is a Swedish fashion blogger and an independent brand Totême founded in 2014 with her husband Karl Lindman in New York. She brought the studio back to Stockholm, where she thought she could find a calm mind, just as much as the aesthetic he wanted to convey through the brand. He shared on Instagram that she loves art and pursues the essence of life. Elegance, simplicity and comfort are her long-cherished philosophy.
Minimalism has always had a lot of followers, but in the minimalist art passed by JIL SANDER, the lines outlined by the contours discarded the extra details, bringing a nearly poetic sense of refinement. The solid-colored dress is paired with an iconic The fan-shaped handbag, paired with solid color flat shoes, walks in the city with a sense of high-level and transcendent temperament.
The colors under this theme form a warmer and quieter color atmosphere, and are not affected by any trends and seasons.
The neutral tone is the main tone, showing the original and true charm of colors. The rich nettle and lilac colors are matched with lake blue and gallic color to create a soft and beautiful high-quality texture with natural art.
The concept of less and refinement and the focus on comfort have made the powder-effect suede the focus-suede water-based leather.
The metallic geometric material reveals a high-level texture, and the liquid natural shape meets this theme.
As consumers begin to pay more attention to products that resonate with their emotions, the decoration of geometric metal is a light for minimalist life.
