This sheepskin bench with brass legs combines abstract and contrasting shapes that come together in balance and harmony. It is designed and handmade by Susanne Sjögren using traditional upholstery techniques developed in Europe in the 18th century.

This bench is one of the furniture sculptures designed and handmade by Susanne Sjögren using traditional upholstery techniques developed in Europe in the 18th century. The seat is in leather and sheepskin, the legs in bronze.

This artistic armchair is covered in black leather, while the legs are in bronze. It was designed by Susanne Sjögren as part of her furniture sculptures. Entirely handmade, the upholstery reflects the standards developed in Europe in the 18th century.

The profile of a raven emerges from the back of this settee designed and handcrafted by Susanne Sjögren in her atelier. Like all her production, the upholstery reflects the traditional techniques developed in the 18th century. The fabric of the seat is horsehair, while the legs are steel.

There is always a spiritual element in Susanne Sjögren’s designs. The seats of this bench are upholstered in black and white sheepskin, to represent the union and harmony between the extremes. The legs are made of brass.