A. Collection
The material for this collection comes from trees infected with Dutch elm disease, which are being cut down to prevent the disease from spreading. The wood is usually burned, but through our production it is repurposed as furniture. We work together with arborists who supply us with the trees, coordinates and documentation. The furniture is produced locally in Stockholm, where we operate, after the wood has been dried. As a hardwood, elm offers both strength and durability, ensuring that furniture crafted from it will stand the test of time. Its warm, inviting colour and intricate grain patterns make each piece unique.

The collection’s design is simple and rational, with details that create a rich impression, while maintaining local production. The overall aim is for the material to be the centre of attention.

Treatment & care
To preserve the natural charm and durability of the elm wood, we treat the pieces with unpigmented linseed oil. This method enhances the wood’s natural grain and color but also adds an extra layer of protection.

Naturally your furniture will age and change, something we think adds to the richness of the furniture. To ensure its longevity and maintain a radiant appeal, follow these simple care guidelines:
1.Use coasters for beverages and placemats for hot dishes to protect the surface from spills and heat.2.To replenish the linseed oil finish, apply a small amount of linseed oil as needed, following the linseed manufacturer’s instructions. 3.For deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth with a mild, non-abrasive wood cleaner. Always wipe dry immediately.