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Fredrik Färg at Salone Satellite, Milano
Stand C:15 April 2009 Fredrik will show his project RE:cover, bespoke dresses to old chairs, and more new pieces. One new piece is Modus:cover, a cupboard distinguished by the fashion prevalent on the day it was built. The cupboard is covered with fashion magazines from its birthday, and is thereafter stained in black and varnished, and the magazines show through ever so slightly. A secret shelf inside the cupboard hides a magazine in original. The inspiration for this piece of furniture comes in part from the magical moment when one renovating an old house finds newspapers, as old as the house, behind the wallpaper. The historical context of the building suddenly stands before you! View press images here. 
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COAT
- a collection of "slow fashion" -furniture Exam exhibition at Röhsska, Gothenburg May 24 - June 8 2008 "Fredrik Färg's furniture is one of a kind. He has been inspired by classic menswear, such as suits and dinner jackets that never go out of style. - This is a lasting fashion, he says and refers to today's trendwear which is often discarded before being worn out. The process is called "slow fashion" and deals with maintaining a legacy with gradual changes. Furniture made by plane pressed mouldable polyester that folds around a body and embrace you when sitting." Read more about COAT and view the work at HDK's website. View press images here.
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Fredrik Färg at Stockholm Furniture Fair
Feb 4 - 8 2009 Fredrik is represented in 6 different exhibitions at the fair, and his own stand at Greenhouse. He is one of the winners of Glimåkra Designers Prize, and his chair Coat will be produced by Materia and also chosen to represent: Young Swedish Design, in the exhibition: Ung 7 Exhibitions at the fair: Glimåkra Designers Prize, Stand C20:49 Ung7, Young Swedish Design, Stand V02:30 Greenhouse, Stand: V01:41 Materia, Stand: C16:41 Textible, Stand: CE:08 Möbelsnickarmästare Johansson, Stand: C06:49 Green Design Group, Stand: CE:10 View press images here.
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COAT
- a collection of "slow fashion" -furniture Exam exhibition at Röhsska, Gothenburg May 24 - June 8 2008 "Fredrik Färg's furniture is one of a kind. He has been inspired by classic menswear, such as suits and dinner jackets that never go out of style. - This is a lasting fashion, he says and refers to today's trendwear which is often discarded before being worn out. The process is called "slow fashion" and deals with maintaining a legacy with gradual changes. Furniture made by plane pressed mouldable polyester that folds around a body and embrace you when sitting." Read more about COAT and view the work at HDK's website. View press images here.
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TEXTIBEL
- new textile furniture at the museum of Textiles in Borås May 17 - Okt 19 2008 Bushido is a lounge chair inspired by the samurai body armor that was bound together around the body by a repetitive textile structure. Bushido offers a sense of protection and at the same time an outlook of the room you are sitting in. By Kasper Medin and Fredrik Färg The exhibition will as well show my stools/basket Something from the Salone Satelite exhibition. View press images here.
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Salone Satellite 2008 / Imbalanced Structure
April 2008 "Fredrik Färg's products shows how construction can be playful and how beautiful the world can seem when slightly tilted. Even basic rules and laws of nature, can become visible when challenged. A familiar object on an unexpected scale, or a steady object of unsteady material, can, hopefully, open our eyes." View press images here.
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Swedish Association of Architects
at Stockholm Furniture Fair EH:05 February 2008 "The prominent young designers Erika Janunger and Fredrik Färg describe some of the most important aspects of spatial experience in the exhibition Imbalanced Structure. They intend to show what architecture also can be ñ how space and human body interact in a very specific way, how construction can be playful and how beautiful the world can seem when slightly tilted." Read more about Imbalanced Structure and view the work at HDK's website.
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Samples of a dream at Lysekils konsthall/art gallery 1-16 september 2007 Welcome home to my world of dreams. Samples of a Dream is my first separate art and design exhibition. The scenes are taken from a trip around the world. A time of heedlessness and freedom. A time as today. Click here to view a preview slideshow of the exhibition.
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Grow up! at the Salone del Mobile in Milan 18-23 April The project Grow up! will be exhibited during the Salone del Mobile in Milan 18-23 April. I will be displaying my friend in the dark: Snug, a lamp for children. Snug is a friend during the night with a comfy light and a friendly shape. It can change characters through the flexible joints and the possibility to shift the pillows to attain new positions. The lamp is cordless so it can be placed anywhere in a room, for example sitting on a shelf dangling with its legs. Read more about Grow up! and view the work at HDK's website (click the Grow up! or Snug links above).
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Award Winner: Birdhouse and Twin January 2007 Two of my armature designs, Birdhouse and Twin, received second prize in the Markslˆjd Light Prize 2007. The prize is awarded to young designers presenting new innovative armature ideas. The winners will be announced at the Stockholm Furniture Fair 07, february 7.
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Nominated: Flower January 2007 Flower is nominated to the great Index: award of 2007. http://www.indexaward.dk
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Commission: Show case design January 2007 Like in the previous year, I've been asked to design the show case for the Swedish Association of Architects at Stockholm Furniture Fair 07. I've received sponsorship from Candilux and Stofair. The location at the fair is stand C23:35. My lamp Flower is a part of the interior design.
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Grow up!: HDK master project at Stockholm Furniture Fair 07 January 2007 Together with my class I'm representing HDK at the fair with my project Snug: a friend in the dark, a kind of night lamp! We've all been young and we all carry memories from our childhood as well as from our teenage years. But it can be difficult to remember all the things we used to appreciate. In what way were we thinking, fantasizing and solving problems? One of HDK's main values is sustainable thinking throughout the design process, and those ideas are present also in the Grow up! project. Snug can be found at the HDK masterlevel stand V03:30.
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