One of things that makes the S tockholm Furniture Fair one of my favorite design shows, is Greenhouse. Entirely dedicated to new designers, this area showcases products that have never been shown before and are not yet in production, making this a really exciting place to see new design thinking. This year, the space was designed by Note Design Studio . Susanna Wahlin, Interior Architect at Note told me: “We were thinking about what it’s supposed to be and why it’s called Greenhouse. We took inspiration from baroque gardens – they were a place to socialize, to experience beauty, where you can meet and mingle, and experience each other’s ideas. This year, we’ve called it ‘the garden of new ideas’, so we’ve removed some of the walls that are normally between the exhibitors, so the new ideas could really meet, so that both the exhibitors could talk with each other, but also so the audience could ‘dare’ to step inside.” Alexis Holmqvist, AD and Graphic Designer at Note added: “When you have deep walls you have to put the stands in a row, when you have shorter walls you can have softer curves

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Greenhouse at the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2013

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Muurbloem, a Nederlands design studio that showcases amazing dimensional wallfashion, requests that “you forget all you know about regular wallpaper” as their “special collection contains elements you will never have never seen before.” With a large selection of interesting prints inspired by clothing, human senses and everyday shapes.

Muurbloem ships their wallpaper on rolls that have numbered lengths, and a handy installation sheet is available for download on their website. Each pattern is made on membrane paper, which is said to be essentially tear-resistant.

Muurbloem’s designs are ideal for living, working and public spaces. Head over to their website to view all of the dimensional wallfashions they have to offer. Isn’t it amazing the way the designs pop off the wall? Guests and visitors won’t know what they’re looking at!

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