Anne Brandhøj

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lt;/span> <span style="font-weight: 400;">Furniture designer, Anne Brandhøj goes out to the woods and with a chainsaw, fells the trees she uses in her designs, herself. Round, oblong and figures of eight – lots of shelves, all in oiled wood. “A gnarl in the wood gives so much character.
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In a sense, I have ended up in a bit of a border zone with my furniture for people with functional impairments, since the manufacturers don’t find it sexy, and public institutions don’t understand wood. Wood will never be able to compete with aluminium when it comes to cost.
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Spatial wood There is a fine line between art and architecture, which often gets blurred. Wood artist Ilona Rista makes spatial artworks that are part of interiors. Wooden elements bring a human, warm and pleasant character to otherwise plain spaces and are an ecologically sound alternative to bulk punch plates.
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