Published on : Wednesday, October 31, 2018
“inspiration from nature keeps hold of human essentials” – Northern
During winter the dark becomes greedy taking over both morning and night, leaving us with only a few hours of decent daylight. But as the temperature drops the snow starts falling, covering ground, trees and city rooftops in a white blanket. The white surfaces have an illuminating effect, creating a sense of brightness in an otherwise dark sphere. This is why we think elements of white should be brought into winter dark homes as well. As a contribution, we’ve dressed our Nest coat hanger in ice cold white, to brighten a dim hallway or tidy up a messy corner.
The holder is sized to contain urban essentials such as keys, change, tokens and cards, providing a hideaway where pockets can be emptied of small items that need to be quickly retrieved. The hook is sized for hanging coats, scarves and decorative objects. Available in five colours, Nest is easy to match to interior walls, columns and other internal dividers. Like a nest in nature, the product blends into its surroundings, all the while providing a handy place to keep essential items.
Stile Aas gives the look of Nest. She is a graduate of the Bergen Academy of Art and Design, Stine continues to live and work in Norway’s west coast city of Bergen. Stine debuted on the Norwegian design scene just a few years ago, and since then, has produced a range of furniture and interior accessories that industry insiders describe as ground-breaking.
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