I have already mentioned my love for the work of Kasper Rønn and Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen from NORM Architects when I posted about the Fredensborg home, this gorgeous Copenhagen penthouse and recently about the beautiful Milk table lamp they designed for &Tradition. Here is a sneak peek of the NA collection they also designed for &Tradition. The NA collection was inspired by the contrasting surfaces of corroded wood ageing and industrial metal structures often found in docks or shipyards except that the boys have taken a modern Scandinavian approach to create a collection of stools and tables that combine simplistic purity with a discreetly aged look.
I love that type of ageing wood, don’t you? 
Sometimes a simple, old piece of wood can make a beautiful decorative object, same with rusty things. A while back, Steve found a big old shackle (just learnt a new English word today!) and the piece was so rusty that it makes a really pretty decorative piece on my bookshelf. Anyway…I love the stools especially the contrast of brass and sandblasted wood on the barstool version.
Have a great Sunday, I’m off chez le Swedish to get more picture frames for these.
So gorgeous. I love the light in the last photo, what I would do for that light!
Beautiful combination the blond wood with the metal! Of to check out the raft collection now and learning new words ;)
oh… i love this post! thanks for sharing!
Always fond of Scandinavian design, really liked the first picture. it wardrobe or door?
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