Johanson Design
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Johanson has captivated an international audience with its distinctive Scandinavian design. The brand’s production is characterised by high quality and strong design values, emphasising its commitment to offering premium furniture made in Sweden. A flexible manufacturing approach enables tailor–made collections, allowing customers to choose from over 400 RAL colours and more than 100 textile and leather coverings. By collaborating with some of Europe’s finest designers, Johanson remains dedicated to pushing boundaries in product development, exploring innovative forms, materials, and technologies. The current product range includes furniture, sound absorbers, and lighting.

SOLARIS - Copenhagen Circularity – no beginning and no end – an infinity. A symbol of the sun, absolutely crucial for life and movement, today and for all time. Products designed based on circularity of Färg & Blanche, Alexander Lervik, Johan Lindstén and Böttcher & Kayser. Solaris is interpreted playfully and colorfully with soft colours linked to sun, sea, earth, sky and flora. A circular vision takes place both literally and in terms of form.

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