FOGIA. Handmade Scandinavian Design PREMIUM FURNITURE SINCE 1981

lasting sensations Fogia – based in Stockholm – is one of the leading Swedish furniture brands. From our beginnings back in 1981, we have collaborated with some of the most recognised designers in Scandinavia. Our pieces are crafted from the ground up in our own factory by fusing fine craftsmanship and contemporary technology. Fogia believes that design is the sum of three parts. Quality, feeling and good craftsmanship. Blend intelligent material selection with impeccable craftsmanship and you get quality. Feeling is a little trickier though; special yet intangible, a sensation that grows stronger...

luft is a range of vases created by Luca Nichetto, hand blown on Murano island, Italy, where the designer himself comes from. Here, Fogia’s craftsmanship is intertwined with the designer’s own roots. The name luft is taken from one of the elements – air – the inspiration for the shapes of the hand-blown glas

The name jord means Earth in Swedish. One of the four fundamental elements, it is inspired by the sofa’s low seat height and its expansive, wide shape. jord is a modular sofa offering countless combination options, designed as a flexible sofa system that can be used in the home or in public spaces.

Big Sur SIMON KLENELL | KRISTOFFER SUNDI N Carpenter and furniture maker kristoffer sundin and glass designer simon klenell collaborated to create big sur – an elegant coffee table made up of glass sheets available in four different colours. Differently combined glass sheets create different light effects. big sur is an area of California with dramatic views, run through by the iconic Highway 1.

The new ropemaker rug collection complements Fogia’s existing rug range with vibrant monochrome rugs that exude energy and texture thanks to the materials and technology used. As the name suggests, ropemaker is inspired by classic rope making. Rope and cords are interestingly twisted and wound given the variation in the colour, material and thickness of the different threads. The rug takes on the strength of a twisted rope – both visually and literally.

Carina Seth Andersson’s passionate ceramic forms and vessels – weighty and purposeful, with a sense of monumentalism – made in Italy by flame and hand. Stoneware with salt-glazed surface, making them shift in different colors of brown, with each one individual; they’re industrially made but utterly unique in every way. And perfect for fruit, plants, novelties, umbrellas..

Figurine stool NOTE DESIGN STUDIO The Figurine stool is a natural addition to the Figurine family and is designed for the home, where timeless design has to be balanced with impeccable quality. A range of good, classic stools that are with you for life – their design resistant to changing trends and tastes.

A harmonious character with a welcoming charm, is how Note would describe Figurine if it were a person. The chair is created for the home environment, where a timeless design has to be matched with impeccable quality. A good, classic chair will follow you for life; its shape and design withstanding fickle trends and changes in tastes. Figurine is our first chair in a decade – an elegant wooden chair with its feet firmly on the ground.

Figurine table NOTE DESIGN STUDIO The shape of the table expresses a complicated simplicity with geometric forms. Round legs turn oval where they meet the rectangular tabletop. Figurine is equally at home in the kitchen as it is in the dining room and is sturdy and stable. Seating eight, the table offers plenty of space for gatherings.

Dini ANDREAS ENGESVIK dini sees Andreas Engesvik challenging the old stereotypes of what a sofa should look like with a new, updated, elegant and subdued variation on a typical sofa, with a modern twist. Design-wise dini firmly belongs in the Scandinavian family – timeless design that just gets better with age.

The name Pastille comes from the bulbous round shape of the table top, which feels like a smooth, round tablet. In designing the table, inspiration came from creating a balance between slim and robust shapes. The juxtaposition of elegant, slim metal and solid wooden tops creates an exciting contrast – craftsmanship and materials coming together.

Tiki is a deceptively simple sofa with an abundance of character and comfort. Its soft lines and worn-in appearance make it feel almost familiar. It’s a piece designed to be experienced, inviting the user to touch and explore its construction. Tiki comes with a matching stool, two-seater and armchairs.

Poppy NINA JOBS The name Poppy aptly describes its shape. The round, quilted shape of the pouf is reminiscent of a beautiful flower with petals spreading out, or a pastry, or Japanese lanterns. The beautiful shape proved a challenge, really putting Fogia’s craftsmanship to the test. It looks simple, but it isn’t.

Bollo ANDRE AS ENGESVIK Bollo has a strong character inspired by its heightened level of comfort, with generously shaped cushions and a bold appearance. Soft volumes reach out to embrace the slim metal base, emphasizing the interesting intersection between the base and its cushions. The final result is a typical Scandinavian lounge chair driven by comfort, both visually and in use.

These blankets are named after a rainy island on Sweden’s west coast. Their colourways take tones from those moments when the sun breaks its way through sheets of rain; with that intense, deep colour that the sea takes on crossing each rug horizontally. Drops of rain spatter over the top of the rugs; a cheeky ironic antidote to adverse conditions inside or out.

The centre of the home, somewhere to relax, perch upon, read, gather. With its ellipse armrests and plush down-filled cushions there’s a friendliness to Campo, and its warmth seems to fill any space. Made to be a sofa you don’t want to rise from; a promise it keeps with integrity and style