The art of making art affordable

Akanksha Deo is a New Dehli born designer and visual artist who combines Indian textile history and techniques to create clean and playful outcomes. Several of her products for IKEA have been made in close collaboration with Indian artisans, using a combination of traditional and modern techniques.

Emanuele works in a collective of creatives, architects and technical experts who share a rationalistic approach to design, combined with attention for detail and sustainability. An approach that leaves room for wonder is their driving force. Emanuele strives to incorporate sustainable, and forward-thinking materials with a passion for colour, textures and geometrics.

Lisa Reiser produces small scale glass, ceramics and metal objects in Småland. She comes from northern Sweden and graduated from Beckmans College of Design in 2018. Her work carries a distinctive trademark of simplicity, originality and a touch of the mysterious. A blend that’s not only seductive, but quite addictive.

Andu Masebo is a product designer from London with a background in carpentry, metalwork and ceramics. He often shifts between the role of the designer and the maker. Andu’s work is characterised by simplicity and efficiency, with an aim to tell clear and accessible stories around his designs.

Ingrid and Igor creates a inspiring room of visual impressions through mural paintings. The duo explores the borderland between interior and art which results in patterns that can be applied however and wherever the imaginations allows.

Lisa Hilland is one of Sweden’s most acclaimed and awarded contemporary designers, creating designs with a poetic twist, combining high-tech production techniques with artisan quality craftmanship. Her designs are also regularly sold through auction houses, showcasing her ambition to create long lasting, high-quality design to be passed down for generations.