´Hoppsan Kerstin´ is like a versatile and easy-to-move daybed that you can effortlessly roll out wherever you like, whether it’s in front of a fireplace or out in the garden, sunbathing or stargazing.

The daybed is woven from pure wool in four colors, each a carefully curated blend of two thread colors drawn from the magical color palette of the Nordic tundra in late autumn. The pattern subtly shifts along the weave, with irregularly interwoven hints of red or green, adding depth and texture. The rug and cushion are padded with wool from Swedish sheep.

I was inspired by the nomadic culture and Swedish folk weaving, especially the beautiful patterned ‘agedynor’ (carriage cushions) that were traditionally used for seating during horse-drawn carriage rides on special occasions.

The name, ’Hoppsan Kerstin’, is the Swedish equivalent of the English expression ‘Oopsie Daisy’.

´Hoppsan Kerstin´ is part of TOGETHER - a collaborative project and exhibition celebrating the strength of Swedish Design, with focus on sustainability, quality materials and local production. A project initiated by Kadi Harjak and NK Interior, raising funds for a scholarship for an aspiring designer. This year we partnered with Kasthall, one of Swedens oldest and most iconic rug and design companies.

Photo: Kristian Pohl.

Kasthall 2025

Stand concept and design, Stockholm Furniture Fair.
This year we took a fresh take on the Swedish Folkpark, a cherished symbol of togetherness and community - a space where people of all ages gather to connect, create and celebrate.

Floral scenography Claes Carlsson
Photography Sanna Lindberg

Anki Gneib and Mia Cullin 2025

Bespoke kitchen and walk-through closet.

Kungsholmen Stockholm 2024

Photographer Kristian Pohl

A bold sculptural metal structure embraces a glass insert framing the bouquet of flowers and their stems.
Polished stainless steel or matte emerald green.

Klong 2024

Handmade cement tiles in a combination of four different colors. One tile combines rich and earthy natural tones, such as terracotta, sand and bark. The other tile is a mix of vibrant pastels that may evoke thoughts of summer and exotic places. The pattern is a slightly twisted cross that creates four irregular squares and the tiles can be arranged in several different patterns together.

Marrakesh Design 2024

Handmade cement tiles with a pattern of simple straight and overlapping lines, but it´s in the space between the lines that the magic happens. These spaces create another pattern that reminds me of a game I played as a child, the classic game of Jacks or Knucklebones. Each tile features a combination of two tonally related colors, one light and one contrasting darker color.

Marrakech Design 2024

A collaboration with designer Mia Cullin.

The Universe collection has got two new members. The sculptural furniture features horizontal planes that delicately balance on latticed spheres, offering a captivating interplay between weight and lightness, solidity and layering of planar surfaces.

UNIVERSE is an ongoing project, a collection that will continue to expand as we explore new expressions and materials in our work.

Photography Kristian Pohl

Our universe 2024

Horses have always held a special place in my heart.

In my youth, I worked as a groom, tending to both trotters and jumpers in the stables. Hours were spent cleaning and caring for equestrian equipment and preparing the horses for their training.

The Piaff partition celebrates Tärnsjö Tannerey´s rich heritage and expertise as a saddle-maker and for the love of horses.

PIAFF is part of TOGETHER - a collaborative project and exhibition celebrating the strength of Swedish Design, with focus on sustainability, quality materials and local production. A project initiated by Kadi Harjak owner of NK Interior at Nordiska Kompaniet and raising funds for a scholarship for an aspiring designer.

Photography: Alina Berkovskaia

Tärnsjö Garveri 2024

A modern mountain cabin designed for an active family, built to serve as a year-round retreat for generations to come.

The cabin is located in the region of Härjedalen in northwest Sweden, right on the Norwegian border, far from any city in either of the two countries. Here you live in and with nature.

The simple barnhouse structure provides generous spaces for socializing and togetherness, featuring high ceilings and expansive windows that frame views of the valley and the mountain range beyond. The layout includes several bedrooms, a loft, storage for equipment and sportswear, bathrooms, and a sauna, making it ideal for active family life.

Constructed with solid, rustic, and durable natural materials such as slate, pine, and spruce, the cabin reflects the surrounding environment. Its cross-laminated timber structure is visible inside, creating a warm and authentic atmosphere. The façade, with its framed gables and entrance, is clad in untreated heartwood pine that will age gracefully, turning a silvery grey under the Nordic weather.

Anki Gneib 2024

Photography Kristian Pohl

Holy Moly has found a new home.

The monumental candleholder Holy Moly encourages us to celebrate in our everyday lives. Holy Moly embraces the Scandinavian traditions of worship and the importance of illumination during our long Nordic winter nights with the magical warmth of candlelight. The shapes are drawn from classical models, each with its own expression, that complement and interact with each other.

Blå Station 2024

Concept for the Nola stand at Stockholm Furniture Fair.

An oasis and a place that invites you to take a break, surrounded by budding greenery with a reminder of the coming spring. As always we have focused on zero waste and reuse of materials.

Floral scenography: Claes Carlsson

Photography: Sanna Lindberg

Anki Gneib och Mia Cullin 2024

A collaboration with designer Mia Cullin.

The exhibition OUR UNIVERSE during Stockholm Design Week showcased the initial three models and provided insight into the creative process behind. The sculptural furniture features horizontal planes that delicately balance on latticed spheres, offering a captivating interplay between weight and lightness, solidity and layering of planar surfaces.

The exhibition was hosted by Astrid Textiles at ASTRID STUDIO, Nybrogatan 85, Stockholm Design Week 5 – 9 September 2023.

UNIVERSE is an ongoing project, a collection that will continue to expand as we explore new expressions and materials in our work.

Photo: Andy Liffner

Anki Gneib and Mia Cullin 2023

A photographic interpretation of UNIVERSE by the artist collective Deadline Art.
The collective travelled down to Lammhult an early morning to be the first humans to actually experience a fully assembled Universe, and explore it in the deep woods between Lammhult and Motala.

Deadline Art Collective 2023

The combination of mirror glass and wavy metal is inspired and reflecting a geometric section of nature such as the sun setting into the sea or a where a field meets the forest.

Rose gold colours will add and spread a warmth to your room and is also gentle on your own reflection.

IKEA 2023

The name of my vase with flowers is LYCKA. It is the Swedish word for happiness, but also refers to a fenced meadow and of course, a display of flowers can make you happy.

The flowers are expertly crafted by hand, using free-blown techniques by the skilled glassblowers at Reijmyre Glassworks.

I have selected four distinct flower shapes for the arrangement; Bellflower, Sunball, Poppy and Cattail. The vase’s vivid surface has been created with air bubbles which gives the feeling of sparkling water. An everlasting bouquet of flowers.

LYCKA is part of TOGETHER - a collaborative project and exhibition celebrating the strength of Swedish Design, with focus on sustainability, quality materials and local production. A project initiated by Kadi Harjak owner of NK Interior at Nordiska Kompaniet and raising funds for a scholarship for an aspiring designer.

Participating designers: Lisa Hilland, Anki Gneib, Jonas Bohlin, Pia Wallén, Julie Amira, Monica Förster and Maxjenny.

Photo Cornelia Wahlberg.

Reijmyre 2023

The benches in cross-laminated timber is a development of the Viaduct bench in stone.

All the wood used is a residual product from making CLT panels (such as cutting out windows and doors) for the building industry.

Inspired by the ancient Roman aqueducts or viaducts, VIAduct has a strong architectural presence and blends naturally in both a classic or contemporary setting. Can be used as a solitary or be combined into a sinuous bridge movement. Timeless and made to last forever.

Winner of Design S, Swedish Design Awards 2023.

Photo Åsa Liffner

Nola 2023

Exhibition design and concept together with Mia Cullin and Nola for Stockholm Furniture Fair. We created an urban oasis and welcoming meeting place, showcasing the broad variety of Nolas collection. Our inspiration was the urban spaces with its facades, parks and city squares. All the materials were either reused, recycled or returned to the supplier after the fair.

Floral Scenography: Claes Carlsson
Photography: Jann Lipka and Sanna Lindberg

Anki Gneib and Mia Cullin 2023

Bespoke kitchen and walk-through closet.

Kungsholmen Stockholm 2022

Photographer Kristian Pohl

An elegant handmade rope weaving wraps the shell of the Cricket daybed, with a light aluminum structure and soft cushions. Outdoor furniture that is inspired by the colors and shapes of nature.

Varaschin 2022

These handmade cement tiles are a tribute to the beautiful tree that grows in the center of my garden. To plant a warden/guardian tree in the center of the yard is a Scandinavian tradition that can be traced back to the Vikings and the mythology of the World Tree, Yggdrasil. Caring for a sacred tree would protect your home from evil but also provide a direct connection with the nature spirits. An abstract organic pattern that form a classic fan shape within a square.

Marrakesh Design 2022

These handmade cement tiles are a tribute to the beautiful tree that grows in the center of my garden. To plant a warden/guardian tree in the center of the yard is a Scandinavian tradition that can be traced back to the Vikings and the mythology of the World Tree, Yggdrasil. Caring for a sacred tree would protect your home from evil but also provide a direct connection with the nature spirits. An abstract organic pattern that form a classic fan shape within a square.

Marrakesh Design 2022

Outdoor lights.

Hand-woven shade and aluminum structure. Wireless autonomous LED.

Varaschin 2021

Bench in natural stone.

Inspired by the ancient Roman aqueducts, VIAduct has a strong architectural presence.

Can be used as a solitary or be combined into a sinuous bridge movement. Timeless and made to last forever.

Nola 2021

Planter in sand-casted aluminum.

A modern interpretation of the classic antique vase that are common in formal garden settings. The shape of the planter is inspired from our studio being a former chapel and which has bell tower on the roof, but also from the delicate shaped plant family of bell flowers.

The planter has a tactile organic pattern swept around the sculptural body and a generous brim that ca allow hanging plants to fall freely.

Nola 2021

Stackable chair and foldable table.

This new outdoor collection has a nod to the mid-century with it´s timeless and elegant steel frame. Recalling childhood memories of summer, relaxing in the afternoon sun on the patio.

Rousseau blends naturally in both a classic or contemporary setting and is designed to fit in a wide variety of environments, such as cafés and restaurants to courtyards and gardens.

Nola 2021

Anki Gneib Studio exhibition during the new design week Stockholm Creative Edition 23-29 September 2021.

The studio is situated in a former chapel once housing Edelweiss Förbundet, a spiritualistic society where Hilma af Klint and Louise Adelborg among others were members. In the studio garden we created an inspiring outdoor space with both new and existing products in collaboration with Nola, Marrakesh Design, St Eriks, Varaschin and Klong together with playful sculptural objects. The inspiration is drawn from the history of the chapel and the small city garden.

Floral scenography designer: Claes Carlsson.
Musical Composition: Carl Myrén.

This cabin is designed with focus on wood and sustainability as an all-year retreat on the island Gällnö in the Stockholm archipelago.

Gällnö is reached only by boat and has no car traffic nor municipal water and sewage. The houses are self sufficient with it´s own water well, treatment plant, roof-mounted solar panels and wood-burning stoves.

Two single-storey cabins – a main building and a studio/guesthouse are raised on plinths which are adapted to the topography to reduce impact on the sites vegetation and to fit well within the natural environment. The buildings are placed together as a L-shape and are connected with a roof covered outdoor area. The layouts are focused on the views - the close sea to the north, meadows and sea to the east and the inland forrest to the west. Surrounding oak, pine and birch trees are kept as many and close as possible.

The internal structure in cross laminated timber was chosen for it´s sustainability, structural strength and for quick and dry construction time on site. And also for it´s beautiful warm-toned palette throughout the interior, minimizing the use of other materials.

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Anki Gneib Design and Architect Anders Landström 2020

Photography: Andy Liffner

Pluttis, a simple and colorful wall clock.
Tunnis, a wall clock with cut-out numbers that make the wall visible behind.

IKEA 2021

Kuttersmycke, a large wall clock inspired by my grandfather´s pocket watch, a classic timepiece.

Sparlåga, an alarm clock with classic attributes. A mixture of gold and silver, a chain as a nice detail but also to unexpectedly hang it on the wall. Put down your mobile phone somewhere else than next to the bed and be free from digital media while you are in bed.

IKEA 2020

An elegant handmade rope weaving wraps the shell of the Cricket two-seater sofa, an outdoor furniture proposal that is inspired by the colors and shapes of nature. Spacious and comfortable, the two-seater Cricket sofa has a light aluminum structure and soft cushions that make it particularly welcoming.

Varaschin 2020

I was inspired by the old train station clock and the clock face is placed on both sides.

You can choose to hang it on the ceiling, on the wall or standing attached to a flat surface.

The red second clock hand is showing the second movement in a nice sweeping circle with no ticking sound. The red also indicates to be alert and to be on time – for the train or any other activity but also to take care of every second of the day in our life.

IKEA 2020

The Swedish Forest and sustainability was our inspiration when creating the Nola stand at Stockholm Furniture Fair. Natural materials, attenuated colors combined with a background of abstract boles and living greens by floral scenographer Claes Carlsson.

Photography: Jann Lipka

Anki Gneib and Mia Cullin 2020

Interior concept for Sport Design Sweden´s new headquarters situated in an old glue factory in Stockholm.

Sport Design Sweden creates custom-made merchandise collections for sport clubs and destinations all over the world.

Together we created a warm custom-made work environment rooted in the Scandinavian design philosophy cohering with the company´s international approach.

Photography: Kristian Pohl

Anki Gneib and Mia Cullin 2019

The elegant lanterna Jazz is characterised by its bold geometric structure.

A light sculpture that reflects the warm flame of the candle, creating magical reflections and shadows.

For a cozy intimate atmosphere, both indoors and outdoors.

The structure is in polished brass with a clear cylinder in glass. The small version is adapted for regular tea lights.

Klong 2019

The exhibition is a joint project by the designers Anki Gneib & Mia Cullin, Nola and the floral scenography designer Claes Carlsson.
A close collaboration between the designers, producer and floral designer that may be likened to cross-pollination.
Avknoppningar is a further development of Gneib and Cullin’s acclaimed planters Cacti and Gro, now developed into a family of trellises, bird tables, vases and sculpture designs.
Growth is a recurring theme in the exhibition where strict graphic design meets organic unrestraint in unexpected expressions.

Musical composition and sound design: Carl Myrén.
Plant supplier: Skalleberg Handelsträdgård.

Nola 2019

The Cacti planter collection has grown, their signature curves have inspired a group of wire hanging baskets. They can be hooked together horizontally or vertically to form a sequence of interlocking designs.
Just as birds line their nests with branches and twigs, the bottom of the baskets can be lined with moss, greenery or plants that take their nutrients from the air. 
Or they are beautiful just as they are.

Nola 2019

In our Nordic winter cold climate, we may need to think a little extra about our winged friends. The decorative birdfeeder is supported by a streamlined post, or available as a pendant version that can hang from a tree branch. 
A bird table in the garden, yard or terrace is both a beautiful and entertaining feature.

Nola 2019

For this years stand at Stockholm Furniture Fair we collaborated with designer Mia Cullin. We chose to use warm Swedish Pine and colours of nature that you can find in the Winter Garden, such as SchwarzRot and DustyGreen. Floral scenographer Claes Carlsson created the beautiful flower and plant installations.

Photography: Jann Lipka

Exeger is a Swedish solar technology company in the forefront. Their new flexible solar cell can be recharged from all forms of light around you. A solar cell that can be seamlessly integrated into consumer devices, buildings and other applications.

As Exeger have been busy developing their solar cell over the last 10 years, they’ve never had an office concept in place. I was invited to join Adolfsson & Partners to create a concept that will be able to grow with this innovative and expanding company over time.

Photography Adolfsson & Partners

2018 - ongoing

The elegant lanterna Jazz is characterised by its bold geometric structure.

A light sculpture that reflects the warm flame of the candle, creating magical reflections and shadows.

For a cozy intimate atmosphere, both indoors and outdoors.

The structure is in polished brass with a clear cylinder in glass. Adapted for bigger tea lights or pillar candles.

Klong 2018

New addition to the Cricket family.
Aluminium frame stool in hand-woven synthetic fibre.

Varaschin 2018

Napoleon is a family of chairs and sofas ideal for lounges and hospitality settings as well as for the private home.

The inspiration derives from the mathematical bicorn curve also known as the “cocked hat” curve – the hat made famous especially by Napoleon Bonaparte.

Inviting chairs and sofas play with soft forms and sharp silhouettes, weight and lightness.

Adea 2018

Planters inspired by the artist Frida Kahlo´s cactus wall that grows at her home in Mexico.

By implementing the shape of the cactus into the planter and trellis, the decorative structured elements can easily define and divide space.

Choose climbing plants to create a lush and dense divider or just monumentalize a single plant.

Nola 2018

Planters inspired by the artist Frida Kahlo´s cactus wall that grows at her home in Mexico. By implementing the shape of the cactus into the planter and trellis, the decorative structured elements can easily define and divide space.
Choose climbing plants to create a lush and dense flower pot or just monumentalize a single plant.

Nola 2018

Santander needed our help to re-think, re-fresh and re-charge their agile way of working at their offices in Solna.

We found new possibilities within the existing floor plan, opened up and developed spaces for people to interact. With a focus on sustainability we created meeting spaces and informal lounges while using both new and repurposed furniture. To tie the concept together with Santander’s heritage we developed a design language inspired by European currencies.
Invited by Adolfsson & Partners to join their design team as creative.

Photography: Joachim Belaieff

2018

Wall clock in birch plywood.

Free hand drawn clock face with decentered clock hands.

 IKEA 2017

Color concept for Nola´s stand at the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2018. Inspired by the vibrant architecture of New Orleans.

Outdoor pendant lamp made of re-used metal shavings in stainless steel.

Anki Gneib, 2017

Metal grid with clips and hooks.

An organized display space for your small favorite things.

IKEA 2017

New interior concept for Nordiska Galleriet´s design accessory department in Stockholm. Nordiska Galleriet is one of the leading stores in Europe when it comes to contemporary classic furniture, lighting and gift items from well known international designers and suppliers.

Photography: Kristian Pohl

Anki Gneib 2016

New addition to the Cricket family.
Aluminium frame stool in hand-woven synthetic fibre.

Varaschin 2017

New addition to the Cricket family.
Hand-woven synthetic fibre flower pot with a varnished supporting structure.

Varaschin 2017

Picture frame and rail.
Can be hung horizontally or vertically. and easy to open and change your personal motif.

IKEA 2016

New addition to the Potomac family. Coffee tables in steel with top in veneer or compact laminate.

Horreds 2016

New addition to the Potomac collection. Poufs with wooden legs in four different sizes and shapes.

Horreds 2016

Collection of poufs in small, medium and large.

SA Möbler 2016

Interior concept for Paradox Interactive´s new headquarters in Stockholm. Invited by Adolfsson & Partners to join their design team as creative.

Its not just a game, it’s a way of life.

Paradox Interactive creates grand strategy computer game for picky gamers all over the world. The people working for this company are dedicated gamers them selves, and could be referred to as nerds. We decided to embrace that, putting references, characters and scenery from Paradox’s different games merged into the interior design in a subtle way.

Photography: Joachim Belaieff

2015

The mirror has historically been associated with mysticism and magic. One is that the mirror can “see” and “tell” what took place in the room for someone who has not been present. Simple geometrical circles and ovals are combined in different ways, both functional and scenographical elements combined.

Wiener GTV Design 2015

The SuperTrooper floorlight is a development of the oversized candle holders Holy.

The light source is an LED integrated into the body of the piece and form the outward manifestation of the light.

Four acrylic inlays are integrated into the body as a cross section which create vertical light beams that elegantly defines the silhouette.

Lastly, a solid clear acrylic glowing cylinder on top that symbolizes the candle.

Top Ten finalist in LAMP 2015, an International Lighting Design Competition

Anki Gneib 2015

Pendant lamp – turned wood with transparent acrylic inlays. Creating vertical light beams that elegantly defines the silhouette.

Anki Gneib 2015

Tablelamp – turned wood with transparent acrylic inlays. Creating vertical light beams that elegantly defines the silhouette.

Anki Gneib 2015

New additions for the POTOMAC family. Low tables with round or hexagon shaped top in three different sizes and heights. Versatile container table with electrical outlets and planting pot, magazine holder or table lamp of your choice. New backrest modules and a generous low pouf.

Horreds 2015

Invited by Adolfsson & Partner to join their design team as creative, we have recently completed the games developer King´s (creator of Candy Crush Saga) new headquarters in Stockholm.

Using King’s 200 games for inspiration, we created an environment where all the employees can work and be inspired within a world of games.

A Kingdom that communicates King’s soul, a place with “fun” and “magic” as its watchwords. Our ambition was to bring King’s world of games and characters to life, we created a colourful and energy-filled office featuring both humour and intelligent solutions.

Photography: Kristian Pohl and Joachim Belaieff

2015

Hearts, Spades, Diamonds and Clubs

Custom designed carpet for Swedens international casino in Stockholm. The casino is situated in the former cinema Palladium built in 1920.

Anki Gneib 2015

A tribute to Yayoi Kusuma.

Nine creative design teams were invited by Dahl Agenturer to recreate a original 60´s style dollhouse and our mission was to do a personal “hommage” to someone, a style, word, color, feeling etc. Me and my team from Wedo; Hampus Östberg and Patrik Lindberg chose Yayoi Kusama. We have emerged into her universe and recreated and interpreted the designs and furniture. The dollhouses were auctioned and all the revenues went uncut to The Stockholm City Mission.

Anki Gneib and WeDo 2014

With a single point of contact, the table has a sculptural square base with well balanced, gently rounded corners and simple clean lines. The table creates an intimate space and allows one to talk to all that is gathered around. The central base also offers plenty of leg-room. For the contract market can the tabletops be equipped with electrical outlets for easy access to electrical power without visible cables, connected from the floor through the base.

Varaschin 2014

Potomac is a modular seating and table collection. The asymmetrical shape inspired by the irregular pentagon tessellation allows an infinite variety of multiple compositions. Put several together to create relaxation areas or use them as individual seats.

Horreds 2014

A project by SX70 Europe where they share the story of their journey with the enigmatic EYESHINE artefacts along the western coast of Norway. Anki Gneib created the shapes and mirrors, Kristian Pohl and Eirik V Johnsen drove the highway.

Anki Gneib and Mentalpropell 2013

The monumental candlestick Holy encourages us to reflect and to celebrate in our everyday lives. Holy embraces the Scandinavian traditions of worship and the importance of illumination during our long winter nights with the magical warmth of the candle­light. The shapes are drawn from classical models, each with its own expression, that complement and interact with each other. They are turned from a single piece of wood, with a natural finish or painted with Swedish traditional colors.

Anki Gneib 2012

Light, enticing, perfectly adapted to indoor and outdoor use with a metallic frame in micaceous moka finish and the seating in woven synthetic string: a contemporary reinterpretation of the classic garden chair enriched by the woven texture of the string around the frame.

Varaschin 2012

Handblown glass vases. Each vase is dented on the sides and different from the other. Clear glass or blue glass with black pigment.

Nordiska Galleriet 2012

Interior concept for the music-streaming service Spotify´s new headquarters in Stockholm and guidelines for their offices worldwide. Invited by Adolfsson & Partner to join their design team as creative. Please visit Adolfsson & Partners for more images.

2012

An Overland Express project by SX70 Europe .

We wanted to explore how HOLY would interact with the slow, flat landscape in Ostrobothnia. The suited gentlemen from Mentalpropell accepted the task of letting HOLY inspire them on their way from Sievi to Stockholm. Their investigation of HOLY has led us to see new aspects, both of the candlesticks and of the suited gentlemen. Transporting monumental candlesticks led us to new insights on the interaction between physical objects, people and landscapes.

Anki Gneib and Mentalpropell 2011

Handtufted wool carpet

Kateha 2010

A tubular metal frame dressed in a sophisticated two-color full grain leather “garment”, where the stern and perfect geometry of a laser-cut perforated circle is the only decorative detail allowed, apart from the unrestrained use of two colors. The well-fitting effect of the cover turns it into a self-supporting element, ma­king the metal support all but disappear and turning the material into the design’s undisputed main actor.

Frag 2009

A tubular metal frame dressed in a sophisticated two-color full grain leather “garment”, where the stern and perfect geometry of a laser-cut perforated circle is the only decorative detail allowed, apart from the unrestrained use of two colors. The well-fitting effect of the cover turns it into a self-supporting element, ma­king the metal support all but disappear and turning the material into the design’s undisputed main actor.

Frag 2009

A chair that is lightweight, inviting and perfectly suited to indoors and out, a contemporary reinterpretation of the classic lawn chair, embellished by the weave of a long rope around the frame. Varnished aluminium frame in micaceous moka finish covered with woven man-made string in moka or natural finishes

Varaschin 2009

A play on the symmetry of forms with an ultra-lightweight steel frame with a textured mocha finish. Flat steel table base treated for outdoor use in micaceous moka finish.

Varaschin 2009

Snake is a series of three oak cabinets – a credenza and cupboards in two sizes – distinguished by the woven leather covering of the door panels. Structure: Veneered in bleeched oak/ dark oak or tobacco oak. Framed wood doors with woven hide. Orange, moka and natural hide. In the version of natural brushed white oak available with the door in white hide.

Varaschin 2009

Interior concept for one of Swedens leading record companies.

Photography: Kristian Pohl

Anki Gneib and DAPstockholm 2009

A tubular metal frame dressed in a sophisticated two-color full grain leather “garment”, where the stern and perfect geometry of a laser-cut perforated circle is the only decorative detail allowed, apart from the unrestrained use of two colors. The well-fitting effect of the cover turns it into a self-supporting element, ma­king the metal support all but disappear and turning the material into the design’s undisputed main actor.

Seat in bearing doubleface full grain leather decorated with geometrical openwork laser-cut pattern.
Chrome plated steel frame.

Frag 2008

Large blown glass spheres to which a mesh mould has been applied to give the exotic decorated effect of traditional Chinese lanterns, giving shape to light magi­cal projections onto the surrounding surfaces. Hand-crafted blown in frame glass.

AVMazzega 2008

Multipurpose objects.
Inspired by the iconic arcade game Pac-Man.
Glitter red, glossy white or matte black.

Anki Gneib 2007

Wallhangers inspired by the marine fauna.
Rapid prototyping.

Anki Gneib 2007

Lamp made of re-used metal shavings in brass.
Inspired by Jimi Hendrix electrified hairdoo. Made for the “Star” exhibition.

Gallery Pascale 2005

Light sculptures in thermo-formed Corian, inspired by the marine fauna. In the daytime they are like marble statues and in the evening they glow. A project supported by the Swedish Art Grants Committee.
Awarded ”Lamp of the year award” by the magazine Residence.

Anki Gneib 2005

Handtufted and handcut wool carpet.
The human fingerprint has only three basic patterns, I was curious which was mine.

Adesso 2003

Handblown glass vases with unique, organic indentations on the sides, making each piece one of a kind. Available in clear glass or blue glass infused with black pigment.

Skruf 2002

Handblown glass vases shaped as bobbins with swirled glass threads around.

Skruf 2002

A collection of furniture made from old barn timber. Weathered by the wind and rain for centuries

Arvesund 2002

Shelves in coloured transparent acrylic glass. Arabique words that are extracted from the Koran. Inspired by the calligrahphy used in the beautiful mosaic decoration you can find in Persian mosques.

Anki Gneib 2001

Shelves in coloured transparent acrylic glass.
Arabique words that are extracted from the Koran. Inspired by the calligrahphy used in the beautiful mosaic decoration you can find in Persian mosques.

Anki Gneib 2001

One-piece moulded glas-fibre table and upholstered pouf. Sober and softened with simple lines and rounded shapes.

Offecct 2001

Sofa and foot stool.
Sober and softened with simple lines and rounded shapes.

Offecct 2000

Woven wool carpets.
Inspired from some famous skylines such as Singapore and Chicago.

Offecct 2000

A collection of furniture in stained wood. Inspired by the traditional folk culture in the north of Sweden. Hambo is a Swedish folkdance where you hook each other knees together, and whirl.

Fogia 2007

Book and CD shelf in stained wood.
This shelf is angeled 45 degrees.The books and CD covers become more visible and by combining two shelves you utilize the corner to the max. Awarded Excellent Swedish Design and Furniture of the year Award.

ROOM 1995

Hand tufted woolcarpet.
This carpet manages to combine a pattern and a solid fill at the same time. Originally designed for the Swedish ambassadeurs residence in Berlin.

Asplund 1994

Laquered wooden shelves.

Arabique words drawn from the elegant script and intricate mosaic designs found in Persian mosques, these shelves blend functionality with artistic spirituality.

Cbi Design 1993

A collection of cupboards in wood and laminated doors.
Graduation work and final exhibition at Konstfack.

Cbi Design 1993