• Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion
  • Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion
  • Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion
  • Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion
  • Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion
  • Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion
  • Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion
  • Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion
  • Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion
  • Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion
  • Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion
  • Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion
  • Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion
  • Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion

Design House Stockholm Knot Cushion

€118.70
Availability if not in stock 3 to 4 weeks.
Color: *
  • Anthacite
  • Grey
  • Light Grey
  • Navy Blue
  • Dusty Pnik
  • Tomato Red
  • Apricot/Orange
  • Yellow
  • Khaki
  • Petrol
  • Bordeaux
  • Forest Green
  • Lilac
  • Mint Green
  • Brown
  • Ochre
Shipping Costs
€33.75
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NotKnot cushions were created by Ragnheiður Ösp Sigurðardóttir, an Icelandic designer who goes by the name Umemi.

These playful pillows are made of chunky tubular woolen rope which is used to form a range of nautical, scout and decorative knots.

They make perfect furnishings for minimalist yet cozy Scandinavian interior design schemes

Specifications

50% Woolen rope , 50% acrylic

Size Description

15 x 30 cm

  • Ragnheiður Ösp Sigurðardóttir

    I was born in Iceland in 1981. I grew up in a small town by the ocean in the southwest of Iceland. I come from a family of musicians so at age five I started my music career playing the recorder and later the piano and violin. I loved music and still do but my love for unique objects was stronger. I started collecting everything I could get my hands on from napkins to erasers. If I got a piece of candy in nice packaging, I would keep it for years just because it looked nice. All these little things I collected were my jewels and I still have most of them today. I always knew I wanted to create something but product design first came to mind at a show in Reykjavik ‘99 featuring Mark Newson, Jasper Morisson and Michael Young. I figured I could be creating my own precious objects that would hopefully affect other people in the same way my collections of things affected me.
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