Ssm 10 Honst | A Feel Of Belonging
Monday, February 3, 2020
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Using leather every bit a natural cistron inwards all their products, Swedish studio Smålands Skinnmanufaktur (SSM) design together with exercise beautiful, functional slice of furniture together with accessories for the home. With a modest together with intimate format that allows them to deport this out amongst both passion together with presence, they tending deeply for the environment, collaborating amongst the world’s exclusively environmentally certified tannery — Tärnsjö tannery — amongst the intention that each slice ages gracefully together with becomes to a greater extent than beautiful each hateful solar daytime they are used. They likewise believe their products are brought to life when they conk a component division of a context, when they stimulate got identify inwards someone's life. This has led to to a greater extent than or less beautiful stories including their well-nigh recent, A Sense of Belonging, created inwards collaboration amongst production fellowship Honst.
She observes the surroundings amongst tender eyes. She walks inwards the wind, inwards betwixt carved shapes together with through a curtain. Her pilus tied up. Her mitt sweeps over the weaved seat. Nature surrounds her amongst a sparsely coloured sky. A natural transparence. This is her space.
A dedicated adult woman is passing. Sculptural forms seem everywhere. Everything is piece of job made past times hand. Here is room for fine art together with craftsmanship. Here is room to exercise together with hither is room for life.
The air is filled amongst anticipation. Nothing blocks the scene. Beneath her feet, the Blue Planet feels plain. She carries a secret. Lying down, her torso stretched out. She is taking her time, slows down, pauses together with breathes. Her dreams are realised together with a sense of belonging is born. She is home.
SSM, Smålands Skinnmanufaktur
Production by Honst.se / Art Direction past times Hillevi Magnell / Styling by Johanna Pilfalk / Photography by Judith Kirkhoff & Ellinor Hellberg / Copy past times Hillevi Magnell / Model: Judith Foitzik