Johanson Design
Cover image missing

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.

Related Exhibitions
Claire Delmar is a Sydney based commercial and residential interior stylist working across interiors, editorial and campaign styling with leading architects, designers, media and brands in Australia and internationally. Known for her soulful, considered approach, Claire’s work transcends trends through the intentional curation of colour, texture, materiality and tone. Grounded in strong design principles including colour theory, spatial planning and composition, her work is recognised for its clarity and narrative depth. Her projects are regularly featured in Australian and global publications.
Claire Delmar
November 27, 2025
Furniture
Lighting
Part of 2026
Bundle Studio is a Copenhagen based design studio working at the intersection of material research and industrial furniture production. The studio develops furniture and objects through a hands on process where structure, material behavior and construction define the expression. The practice includes work with natural fibre composites and biobased adhesives. With a curiosity for new and bio based materials, each project explores how emerging materials shape form, tactility and use. Rather than applying a predefined style, the studio lets material logic guide proportion and detail. The work aims to support a gradual green transition within the furniture industry through design and long term collaborations with manufacturers.
Bundle Studio
November 4, 2025
Furniture
Part of 2026
Yllw creates spaces designed to last—through circular transformation. Combining high quality design, procurement, project management, delivery and lifecycle services, Yllw supports clients from idea to refurbishment, relocation, reuse and long–term optimisation. Founded in 2021 and part of NGLM Group, Yllw operates across the Nordics and is one of the fastest growing companies in the industry, reaching over 55 MEUR in four years. At the core is Yllw Factory, where existing furniture is given new life and combined with new production when needed—forming scalable circular solutions. Through a subscription–based model, clients gain flexible access to a wide supplier network—designed to adapt over time.
YLLW
March 24, 2026
Furniture
Part of 2026
The Home of Acoustic Design – Glimakra of Sweden takes great pride in collaborating with local suppliers, always with immediate access to the renewable resources of the forest. Long-term focus on design, quality, and a responsible production has been acknowledged through several international design awards, and as Glimakra of Sweden moves into a circular future and continues to create products that stand the test of time – over and over again.
Glimakra of Sweden
February 22, 2023
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Furniture
Office
Other Exhibitions
Since 1966, Tribù has grown from a family tradition into a global presence, guided by the care for quality, comfort, and craftsmanship. Early on, the Belgian brand revealed teak as more than strong, introducing elegance and warmth to outdoor spaces. That vision shapes every design today. Behind its calm aesthetics lies a pursuit for performance. Materials are chosen for the way they age, fabrics are developed to endure, and advanced techniques ensure lasting comfort. Present in 90 countries, Tribù works closely with renowned designers and high–end hospitality partners. From its Belgian headquarters to the flagship showrooms in LA and Milano, Tribù creates spaces that feel connected to nature, to the moment, and the people who share them.
Tribù
April 7, 2025
Life is too short for boring lighting. At Wever & Ducré, they know it—the familiar glimpse at the ceiling during which one thinks: “Well, everyone really does have that light.” That is why they strive to achieve lighting solutions that first and foremost fit the description: unique. Who inspires them in the process? People like you, who share their enthusiasm for beautiful things and attach as much importance to noble design as to high-quality workmanship. Does it sound passionate? Well, that’s exactly what it is. After all, life is simply far too short for boring light fixtures.
Wever & Ducré
March 19, 2026
Mikkel Nielsen is a Copenhagen–based design studio producing architectural lamps through 3D printing in bioplast. Each lamp is designed and produced in Copenhagen in small, limited series. The collection is defined by a clear formal logic: a single organic element repeated twelve times to form a balanced circular composition, creating a strong and recognisable identity. Production is intentionally kept small, allowing close control of material, surface, colour and light quality. The studio focuses on durability and long–term relevance rather than trends. At 3daysofdesign, the SSPL lamp is presented in 20 new colours.
MIKKEL NIELSEN
December 18, 2024
Crevin is a Barcelona–based textile brand that has designed and manufactured premium upholstery fabrics since 1976. Combining Mediterranean tradition with innovation, it creates durable fabrics for residential, contract, and outdoor spaces. Its fully local, vertical production ensures quality, design excellence, and optimised resource management to reduce environmental impact. Sustainability drives its strategy, with a clear path toward zero waste focused on lowering water use, cutting CO₂ emissions, and minimising waste. Certified in Zero Waste, Eco Design, and Made in Green, Crevin integrates environmental responsibility into every stage of its process, uniting performance, aesthetics, and measurable sustainable impact.
Crevin
January 19, 2026
×
Johanson Design
Check back soon!