Designstudio Amsell Berlin was established in 2004 in Stockholm, Sweden, by Pia Amsell and Barbro Berlin. The studios work cover design of products such as table tops, lighting, furniture, interiors, patterns and graphics. In their work Amsell Berlin often find inspiration in the beauty and intelligence of nature, and a passion for material, and a curiosity for people’s needs and desires at home and at work. The result is harmonic and functional products for daily life as well as for celebrations.

Cornelia Lindlöf (1983) is the founder of the design studio Neongrå in Stockholm. She pursued her education in Art & Form 2001-2003 (Per Brahe). She has a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, with a specialisation in building projects with architectural technology. She finds inspiration in the architecture of urban environments.

Anders Norgren (1945 – 2016), Jönköping, Sweden. He was an author, psychiatric nurse and philosopher. Anders designed the original Röshults Fire basket. Influenced by his professions, he found inspiration in human values as well as in human needs.

Mathias De Ferm (1985) is a renowned product and furniture designer from Antwerp, Belgium. Aspiring to add value to daily life, his work has a strong focus on practicality and functionality. His designs, demonstrating his passion for innovation, often center around the social aspects of human life and well-being.

Michael Löfman (1963), based in Zug, Switzerland, is an autodidact designer, and an architecture and art enthusiast. Michael designs the pieces that he wants to own himself. He combines functional efficiency with a minimalistic aesthetic appeal, eliminating the unimportant, yet never compromising beauty. He often finds inspiration in the Swiss mountains.