industrial designer henrik

HENRIK ILFELDT

Korridor Design was founded in 2013 by Danish architect Henrik Ilfeldt. Having studied architecture in Denmark Henrik Ilfeldt is influenced by the Danish design tradition which cherish functionality and simplicity, but Henrik always wanted to add emotion to it.

“Functionality appeals to your mind and simplicity to your aesthetic sense, where as colors speak to the heart. Often you cannot even explain why you love a certain color combination – it is just a feeling. To me it is important to be able to bring positive feelings into design and into people’s homes,” says Henrik.

Combining functionally, simplicity and pure joy and being able to bring that into modern homes is what Henrik Ilfeldt aims for.

Henriks vision is to add wow-effect into every product. This wow can be found in a form of a neon colour, a special pigmented concrete or in a surprising combination of materials

industrial designer Stine leth

STINE LETH

Stine Leth is known for her knitted sculptures and wall objects. She is autodidact and never followed a knitting recipe.

Her inspiration comes from within, and the knitted objects emerge while she knits. She picks out colours along the way, and often tries to integrate new materials such as leather and nylon stockings into the knitting.

In 2014 she created a series of knitted cushions – the LETH cushions. The cushions are industrially produced, but resembles her personal style.

In 2015 she collaborated with Henrik Ilfeldt on designing The Korridor Stool. The idea was to create a piece of furniture that raises the question: “Where does design end and art begin?” The Korridor Stool has a clear functionality, but with its top hand knitted by Stine Leth herself, some may perceive it as an art piece.

industrial designer Charlotte høncke

CHARLOTTE HØNCKE

Charlotte Høncke lives and works in Aarhus, Denmark. She graduated as Industrial Designer from the Danish School of Architecture in 2002, but soon discovered that furniture design was her passion.
Charlotte founded her own studio in Aarhus in 2010. Here, she designs furniture, lamps and related products, mainly for the home.
She has a special talent for combining functionality and aesthetics with small fascinating details so her design surprises and sparks curiosity.

“I always have a clear basic idea that is the starting point for the design. Usually the form is very pure and simple, while I take a playful approach to details with elements such as stitching, buttons, ect. There must be some details that make the furniture stand out. My furniture can be unpretentiously cosy and humorous”.

ANNE KIRSTINE RUSHOLT

Anne Rusholt graduated as Furniture Designer from VIA Design & Business in 2016. Anne is driven by the curiosity to explore trends and materials and to use them in new ways. She has a talent for combining simplicity and functionality when designing products.

“I use my feminine side as a strength in my work. I see the shape of an object as a way to tell a story, and when creating a design I perceive others words and needs and transfer this to a shape or a visual picture. It is this fascination for form and design that I cannot let go of.”

LOUISE SIIG NIELSEN

Louise Siig Nielsen graduated as Industrial Designer from Aalborg University in 2015. To follow her passion for design, she founded her own design studio in 2017. Here, she designs her own products as well as for different companies. Louise has a great passion for the aesthetical and functional aspects of design and always incorporates these aspects in her creations.

“My inspiration comes from a variety of places; both mood and personality but also from architecture, function and materials. In my designs you will find the love for aesthetics, contrast, graphical shapes, pure materials and the detail that completes the design. Every design is drawn to fascinate and allure people.”