LIGHT TRAY – For Asplund – By DANIEL RYBAKKEN & ANDREAS ENGESVIK

Light Tray is the second product sprung from the col­lab­or­a­tion between designer Daniel Rybakken and Andreas Engesvik, Oslo. The free standing tray, fixed light sources and hand blown tinted glass domes allows us to com­pose light in various combinations.

Originally shown at the pres­ti­gious Spazio Rossana Orlandi in Milan in 2011, Light Tray is now being launched by Asplund AB. The free standing tray allows com­pos­tion of light using dif­fusers in various com­bin­a­tions and col­ours. Light Tray con­sists of a powder coated steel tray, hand blown domes in col­oured glass and fixed light sources. The domes are interchangeable.

Light tray is the result of the second suc­cessful col­lab­or­a­tion between designers Daniel Rybakken and Andreas Engesvik, Oslo. The first product was Colour Lamp – launched by Ligne Roset in January 2011.

Light Tray will be launched at:
Asplund AB at Stand A 07:11 Stockholm International Furniture Fair, 7–11 February 2012

SHELF LAMP For Dd [David design fur­niture] BY ANDREAS ENGESVIK David design, the classic con­tem­porary Scandinavian fur­niture man­u­fac­turer, is enjoying rebirth with new man­age­ment, new designers and new products. Andreas Engesvik has been selected as one of the new designers along with fellow inter­na­tion­ally renowned designers; Claesson Koivisto Rune, Richard Hutten, Luca Nichetto, Benjamin Hubert, Inga Sempé, Staffan Holm and Cate & Nelson. During the International fur­niture fair in Stockholm, Andreas Engesvik, Oslo will be launching Shelf Lamp for David design fur­niture. As the name sug­gests, the small lamp is meant for shelves. It gives light to the sur­rounding planes and defines the volume of the shelf itself. The lamp brings light onto a shelf struc­ture and allows a change in modus in com­par­ison with the rest of the shelves con­taining books etc. Low tech dif­fu­sion of the light, along with archetyp­ical shapes and ele­ments, cre­ates a mys­tical apperance. Shelf Lamp will be launched at: Dd [David design fur­niture] at Stand A 04:21 Stockholm International Furniture Fair

ROOF MIRROR – By Andreas Engesvik

Andreas Engesvik, Oslo are par­ti­cip­ating in Work in Progress – Ideas, Prototypes & Processes – Designers tell the stories behind their new work.

The Roof Mirror brings to mind ele­ments and struc­tures from archi­tec­ture and facades. This addi­tion dir­ects a new type of appear­ance into the phys­ical room. It brings together familiar fea­tures of our phys­ical sur­round­ings – through the use of archetypal geo­metric forms. The inter­play with the roof and the reflective sur­face of the mirror cre­ates a dis­tinct inner space for the user.

Disegno invites you to the opening of Work in Progress and to cel­eb­rate the launch of Disegno No. 1 – a bian­nual on archi­tec­ture, design and fashion at the con­struc­tion site of MOOD Stockholm, Regeringsgatan 48.

Wednesday 8/2 16:00–18:00 Press recep­tion
Wednesday 8/2 18:00–00:00 Opening party
RSVP: kristina@disegnomagazine.com by 6/2
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STUDIO – for SnP [Snickarper]– By Andreas Engesvik

With this new series of doors the pur­pose has been to create a door pro­gram that can be developed into a large family of exterior doors and to find a theme that com­bines func­tion, fea­tures, mater­ials and form of expression.

Studio is a series of doors built as the house itself — with win­dows, a ceiling and a wall with a recog­niz­able and dis­tinct expres­sion. Components such as door bell, house number and light­ning has also been integ­rated into the design. The range offers various pro­grams for colors, mater­ials and configuration.

The man­u­fac­turer – SnickarPer has rep­res­ented quality and crafts­man­ship building front doors for over 60 years. SnP are also showing new doors designed by Stina Sandwall, Jonas Lindvall and Bjørn Dahlstrøm.

Studio will be launched at:
SnP at Stand A 41:45 + A 41:49 Stockholm International Furniture Fair

ALLAS – For Iittala – By Andreas Engesvik

International launch january 2012

Allas, designed for Ittala by Andreas Engesvik – as Iittalas first Norwegian designer ever, is a modern take on a tra­di­tional can­de­labrum. The Pool cre­ates a relaxed atmo­sphere to gather around. It provides a strong light source for the interior dec­or­a­tion of your home and even­ings in with friends. Engesvik cre­ates a sur­prising com­bin­a­tion between the light flames of candles and the heav­i­ness of cast iron.

The Pool can­de­labrum meas­ures 26 cen­ti­metres in dia­meter and is designed for six candles, each set at a dif­ferent height. The look of the can­de­labrum changes with dif­ferent candles. Various, even daring, colour com­bin­a­tions can be used to create an edgy, three-dimensional feel. Cast iron is a safe material for holding candles, and the three wool pads at the bottom of the pool make the can­de­labrum sturdy while pro­tecting the sur­face of the table.