We are currently working on a small visual profile for Matmisjonen.no, a food blog run by Hanne Stensvold. Matmisjonen is Norwegian for the food mission. We wanted to focus on food as delicious and nutritious, not “lo-carb”, “lo-fat” or “raw”. This lead us to the aesthetics of scandinavian illustrations from the fifties and sixties; appetising and [...]

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Mette Møller’s brand new store at Grünerløkka in Oslo. A nice place to find something new for your autumn wardrobe. Signage by us.  

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As you might have noticed, we have redesigned our website as well as our identity. The old horse is gone to where the grass is always green, and a new horse has taken its place. We feel that this horse truly reflects our spirit – it’s stronger, clearer and even more dedicated. We like the [...]

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        New talents to HQ We are very pleased to announce that we have employed the two junior designers Mari Grafsrønningen and Katinka Pisani Sundhagen. Mari is a graduate of Westerdals (graphic design) and Gjøvik University College (media design). She also got a craft certificate in typography, and has work experience from Østlendingen and Dagens Næringsliv. Katinka is a graduate of Westerdals (graphic design) and Krabbersholm Højskole (product design and graphic design) in Denmark. The two worked together in Studio 3 @ Westerdals and has won numerous studentawards, including gold and silver in “Gullkalven” and gold and bronze in “Design for alvor”. They also have a great sense of humor [...]

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This plush was created for my nephew Timian when he was born. Kamenatt is awake at night. Kamenatt is very kind. Kamenatt looks scary, but it is just to chase away imaginary animals that might be in the room. Kamenatt has a magical tail that plays Brahms Lullaby and whisk away the imaginary animals. Kamenatt is [...]

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The new wrapping paper just arrived from the printers, and we are very happy. The print is inspired by the Flanellograf, once state of the art technology for storytelling in the kindergarten, and (surprisingly) still on the market. The pattern is colorful and naive, and suitable for any gift. Get it at Hunting Lodge.

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This plush was created for my niece Tilia when she was born. Alenei has magnets in it´s hands and body so it can hold around Tilia and secure that she will never be alone.

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