Vi har äran att blivit utsedda till årets inspiratör av Elle Decoration Sverige.
”Här blir designen ett samspel mellan hand och tanke, objekten växer fram genom experiment och nyfikenhet. Formspråket inspirerar till långsamhet, närvaro och en djupare relation till det vi omger oss med. Alltid med omsorg om jordklotet”
Vår vision är enkel men betydelsefull, att skapa eleganta och exklusiva objekt som sätter en ny standard för hållbarhet genom att förädla avfallsmaterial till designobjekt.
Tack Elle decoration och juryn, och stort grattis till vinnarna i de andra kategorierna!
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We are honored to have been named Inspirer of the year by Elle Decoration Sweden.
“Here, design becomes an interplay between hand and mind, with objects emerging through experimentation and curiosity. The design language inspires slowness, presence, and a deeper relationship with our surroundings. Always with care for the planet.”
Our vision is simple but meaningful: to create elegant and exclusive objects that set a new standard for sustainability by transforming waste materials into design objects.
Thank you Elle Decoration and the jury, and congratulations to the other winners!
📸: @alfons_ksyt
Did you know our furniture can be customized in any colour?
With Hyfer Objects you have the ability to create something unique for your project. We have an existing colour palette for you to choose from, or we can even create a unique colour just for you.
Photo: @sulapac
We are not just a design brand- we are a movement.
Kakta vanilla is made of recycled PLA and consists of 10% nanocellulose fibers. This material is made from renewable resources and can be recycled into new material. The base is made of steel deriving from industrial side streams.
#circulardesign #lighting #interiordesign
Hyfer Objects is a Stockholm-based design studio dedicated to pushing the boundaries of artistic expression through innovative materials and cutting-edge production methods. The objects are inspired by nature’s silent intelligence, its ability to transform decay into fertility, endings into beginnings. Explore the collection, now at Artilleriet. Link in bio.
This weekend, we welcome spring to Stockholm 🌺
Our designs are not just objects, they are living symbols of connection. Water Lily side table is both playful and elegant, with a rounded and gently twisted silhouette reminiscent of softly curved and layered petals 🪷
#circulardesign #biophilicdesign #interior
With its playfully organic silhouette, Octopus is a fun addition to any room. This versatile piece of furniture works not only as a side table, but also as storage or stool.
#circularfurniture #interiordesign #sustainabledesign
Meet the team behind Hyfer Objects: Emilia Aarna
Emilia works as a designer for Hyfer Objects, with a passion for sustainability, materials and form.
She has a bachelor’s degree in industrial design from Konstfack ( Stockholm University of Arts, Crafts and Design)
”I joined Hyfer Objects because I want to design circular furniture that really matters. That’s what makes Hyfer Objects special.”
- Emilia Aarna
Photo: Alfons Ksyt
Designed to stand alone or work beautifully in clusters, the Kakta Pendant adds a sculptural element to any interior and diffuses a soft ambient glow. 🧡
Neurodesign - Interiors that influence our well-being.
As humans we are biologically programmed to respond positively to nature. We had the opportunity to explore the topic of neurodesign, and the importance of nature for our well-being with neuropsychologist Gabriella Svanberg. @neuropsykologengabriella
Read full article - Link in bio 🔗
#interiordesign #neurodesign #circulardesign
Meet the team behind Hyfer Objects: Sara Stendebakken
Sara and Kristina met when Sara moved in across the street in Stocksund. Sara has a solid background within hospitality and service-driven brand building. She is CCO and co-founder of Hyfer Objects.
”A passion for creativity and design led me to found Hyfer Objects. It was an opportunity to explore and show how beauty and conscious craftsmanship coexist.”
– Sara Stendebakken
Photo: Alfons Ksyt
