THE NEW ERA MAGAZINE - ISSUE 4
What does an object do to us, to a room, to the conversations we are having? What does it say about the community where it was made? In issue four we look at the things we surround ourselves with and what they mean to us. We visit the architect Petra Gipp on her island abode and spend some time at home with brand director Petrus Palmer, who uses his family home as a testing ground for new products and furniture. We discuss the concept of home with the renowned artist Miriam Bäckström and the architect Eero Koivisto, of architecture and design practice Claesson Koivisto Rune, who shares his favourite objects with us. In his home a bowl is never just a bowl, it is a bowl with a story. “When you cease to see something, it’s time to replace it with something else,” Koivisto says. Elsewhere in the issue, we visit a home resembling a spaceship, and one built to celebrate wood. We highlight some great initiatives and some really good pieces of furniture. “I’ve never fully understood how people can be so attached to new furniture”, says design writer Hugo McDonald when asked about what he is drawn to. “It takes several decades of heavy bottoms to shape a good chair into something irresistibly comfortable. There can be no greater proof of furniture’s quality than time.”
Topics: Scandinavian interiors, design, art and craft
Contents: Home and studio visits, interviews and features on everything associated to living well.
Format: A quarterly magazine
Languages: English
Size: 224 x 297 mm (softback) 216 pages
The New Era Magazine is an independent publication and digital platform dedicated to Scandinavian living. We print on the world’s most climate friendly paper, Lessebo 2000. The paper is produced from totally chlorine free pulp by Lessebo paper, the first paper producer to achieve Cradle to cradle Gold Award.
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216
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Paperback
Dimensions
22.4 x 29.7cm
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What does an object do to us, to a room, to the conversations we are having? What does it say about the community where it was made? In issue four we look at the things we surround ourselves with and what they mean to us. We visit the architect Petra Gipp on her island abode and spend some time at home with brand director Petrus Palmer, who uses his family home as a testing ground for new products and furniture. We discuss the concept of home with the renowned artist Miriam Bäckström and the architect Eero Koivisto, of architecture and design practice Claesson Koivisto Rune, who shares his favourite objects with us. In his home a bowl is never just a bowl, it is a bowl with a story. “When you cease to see something, it’s time to replace it with something else,” Koivisto says. Elsewhere in the issue, we visit a home resembling a spaceship, and one built to celebrate wood. We highlight some great initiatives and some really good pieces of furniture. “I’ve never fully understood how people can be so attached to new furniture”, says design writer Hugo McDonald when asked about what he is drawn to. “It takes several decades of heavy bottoms to shape a good chair into something irresistibly comfortable. There can be no greater proof of furniture’s quality than time.”
Topics: Scandinavian interiors, design, art and craft
Contents: Home and studio visits, interviews and features on everything associated to living well.
Format: A quarterly magazine
Languages: English
Size: 224 x 297 mm (softback) 216 pages
The New Era Magazine is an independent publication and digital platform dedicated to Scandinavian living. We print on the world’s most climate friendly paper, Lessebo 2000. The paper is produced from totally chlorine free pulp by Lessebo paper, the first paper producer to achieve Cradle to cradle Gold Award.
Pages
216
Cover
Paperback
Dimensions
22.4 x 29.7cm
컴퓨터, 모바일 기기의 종류에 따라 실제 제품의 색상과 다르게 보일 수 있습니다.
제작 과정, 재는 방법에 따라 표기된 사이즈와 실측 사이즈가 다를 수 있습니다.