AREA
diningroom
diningroom
CLIENT
gemla
gemla
LOCATION
cfhill
cfhill
CONSTRUCTION PARTNER
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a
YEAR
2026
2026
PHOTO
Mathilda W
Mathilda W
SELECTED COLLABORATORS
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GEMLA
Gemla brings over 160 years of Swedish furniture-making tradition into a contemporary setting where craftsmanship, materiality and design take centre stage. Rooted in the art of steam-bent wood, the space reflects the brand’s rich heritage while introducing a fresh, unexpected perspective on how furniture can be experienced.
The interior celebrates the beauty of natural materials, tactile surfaces and carefully considered details. Wood takes a central role, with its curves, textures and inherent warmth creating a dialogue between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary expression. Thoughtful contrasts and a playful approach to composition give the space a distinct character, allowing the furniture and the stories behind it to come alive.
More than a showroom, Gemla is a place for inspiration, conversation and discovery. A meeting point between past and present, where generations of knowledge encounter new ideas. A celebration of Swedish craftsmanship, enduring quality and the possibilities of making things by hand.
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Gemla brings over 160 years of Swedish furniture-making tradition into a contemporary setting where craftsmanship, materiality and design take centre stage. Rooted in the art of steam-bent wood, the space reflects the brand’s rich heritage while introducing a fresh, unexpected perspective on how furniture can be experienced.
The interior celebrates the beauty of natural materials, tactile surfaces and carefully considered details. Wood takes a central role, with its curves, textures and inherent warmth creating a dialogue between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary expression. Thoughtful contrasts and a playful approach to composition give the space a distinct character, allowing the furniture and the stories behind it to come alive.
More than a showroom, Gemla is a place for inspiration, conversation and discovery. A meeting point between past and present, where generations of knowledge encounter new ideas. A celebration of Swedish craftsmanship, enduring quality and the possibilities of making things by hand.
