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Kallemo product sheet ettore

Kallemo product sheet ettore

Kallemo product sheet ettore

Product catalog summary
Product Overview:
ETTORE is a coffee/lounge table designed by Åsa Jungnelius, featuring dichroic glass, brass, and stainless steel. Each table is individually painted by the artist and is part of a limited edition. The dimensions are 43 cm in height, 67 cm in depth, and 100 cm in length.
Design Inspiration:
The table's design is inspired by a large interior commission for a new subway station in Stockholm, called the Seashell, which celebrates motherhood. The station includes a crystal cave that influences the table's triangular leg, symbolizing an eternal abyss. The table combines eternal geometric shapes, such as an oversized circular brass leg and a super-ellipse tabletop, drawing inspiration from Stockholm's Sergels torg square.
About the Designer:
Åsa Jungnelius is a visual artist known for exploring physical and metaphysical dimensions through her unique material language. Her work spans art, design, and functionality, with installations in prestigious museums and institutions worldwide. Since 2016, she has been working on the Hagaplan subway station art project in Stockholm, set to open in 2028.
Contact Information:
For press inquiries, contact Ulrika Karlsson at [email protected] or +46 370 30 24 25. KÄLLEMO is located at Box 605, SE-331 26 Värnamo, Sweden. Phone: +46 370 150 00, Email: [email protected], Website: kallemo.se
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Kallemo product sheet ettore-1

ETTORE Design Asa Jungnelius. Coffee/lounge table. Dichroic glass, brass, stainless steel. Each table Height: 43 cm individually painted by the artist. Depth: 67 cm Limited edition. Length: 100 cm

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Kallemo product sheet ettore-2

sprung from a huge interior commission I’m working on — an entire new subway station that I’m decorating in Stockholm, the entirety of which is a celebration of motherhood. It’s called the Seashell — a monumental cavity, a tribute to the power of the void. In this station, I have created a crystal cave through which travelers will pass. It’s a kind of kaleidoscope that dissolves the spatial experience. One of the legs supporting this table is a triangle which alludes to this crystal cave with its illusion of an eternal abyss. It’s a first for me that an idea has appeared like this, in the form...

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