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Graduate designer Mika Lindblad created her Pinot seating collection without using upholstery to showcase the construction of the pieces, which are made from oak wood, linen and leather.
A sofa and an easy chair make up the one-off collection, which Lindblad made for her graduate project from Beckmans College of Design in collaboration with furniture producer Swedese.
Top image: the collection is made from wood, leather and linen. Above: it was informed by an embroidery hoop. Photo is by Emil Fagander The aim was to create a comfortable seat without polyurethane – oil-based cold foam that is traditionally used in upholstery, the designer told Dezeen. I wanted to work with natural materials and their inherent properties.