Seating pouf made exclusively for Hostler Burrows gallery in NY. Limited edition of ten pieces. Collaboration with furniture designer Louise Hederström. The shape is inspired by the messy, non-perfect and characteristic forms found in a natural forest. The name Masur means “abnormally oriented cells” and is often associated with Masur birch, which is one of Scandinavia’s most precious woods, but also with the burl that were often used to make cups and bowls throughout history.

Width 100 cm
Height 90 cm

Spore bench is created from leftover pieces of leather. To make better use of the hide Grefmar & Hederström explored diagonal cuts instead of the traditional way. Shapes from nature meet craftsmanship, design, upholstery and leather. The organic but distinct design works both in public and domestic spaces.

Width 1950 cm
Height 76 cm

These shelves are created from leftover pieces of leather. This material was carefully selected for environmental and aesthetic reasons. In today’s leather processing industry, considerable amounts of the tanned leather are normally rejected. This scarred leather with its visible marks is precisely what is used for Ticka, giving the pieces more character and life. Ticka is organically shaped shelves and seats inspired by the forest fungus called polypore.

Width 21 cm
Height 44 cm

With the Masur poufs, Grefmar & Hederström continue their close collaboration, which began with shelves in their Ticka Project. Here they explore the sculptural possibilities of leather and creating seating with an organic expression. As always, focusing on high quality craftsmanship and resourceful use of discarded or third-rate leather from Swedish cows. The shape is inspired by the messy, non-perfect and characteristic forms found in a natural forest.

Width 100 cm
Height 90 cm
Width 70 cm
Width 65 cm