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Johan Lindstén’s products are characterised by well-thought out design and unexpected details in a creative process that optimises function.

Johan wants his designs to interact with their surroundings in a way that influences the mood of the user. He draws his inspiration from the most unlikely of sources, such as the lilac bush outside his home or the Ocean of Storms on the moon. Johan Lindstén decided to be a furniture designer when he was only thirteen. He has studied industrial design at Växjö University and furniture design at Carl Malmsten CTD at Linköping University. Johan started his own design studio on graduation.

https://lindstenform.com/

Markus Johansson design studio (Sweden) are working in segments of products, furniture, graphic and interior design. The inspiration comes from various environments stretching from the human to the artefact, through analysing and processes. The vision is to combine construction, function and form to enrich the everyday experience. Environmental thinking is of course important, but shouldn’t hinder creativity.

“For me, design is about conveying an emotion that affects human Life and enhance everyday life. Since I was a little kid, I always felt a great energy and desire to create. When I grew up I used to commu- nicate using pictures and by drawing, shaping and coloring. After six years of studying furniture and product design at various schools, I am now working as a designer in different segments as products, interior, graphic and furniture.”

https://markusjohansson.com/