The style of 23 Nordic designers In the 1920s, the design theme of public service determined that Nordic style design became popular all over the world.

Functionalism shined at the Stockholm Exposition in 1930, marking its breakthrough in Scandinavia and its integration with the world.

Nordic style combines the German concept of advocating practical functions with its local traditional craftsmanship. Its humane design makes it internationally renowned.

It gradually formed a systematic and unique style in the 1940s.

The typical characteristics of Nordic design are advocating nature and respecting traditional craftsmanship.

The rapid development of the Nordic economy in the mid-20th century gave Nordic people a high welfare system.

However, Nordic people still attach great importance to the practicality of products, and their simple and natural aesthetics are still inherited.

Nordic residential culture and design concepts are deeply influenced.

Therefore, even in the industrial age, Nordic product design still retains elements of humanistic care that focus on the physical and mental health of users.

Tradition and fashion innovation are used vividly by Nordic designers.

The following introduces you to 23 top Nordic designers, hoping to deepen your understanding of Nordic design.

1 Borge Mogensen Borge Mogensen was born in Aalborg, Denmark in 1914. He studied furniture design at the School of Arts and Crafts in Copenhagen, Denmark from 1936 to 1938, and then studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts from 1938 to 1942. After graduation, he entered the FDB Furniture Design Studio as the brand director.

Borge Mogensen is committed to the goal of designing furniture that meets the needs of the public. He believes that good furniture should not only be appreciated by a few people, but should be owned by everyone. In order to achieve the goal of "making every Danish person afford high quality"

"Furniture" ideal, B_rge Mogensen has designed a series of affordable furniture that is both simple and practical.

Borge Mogensen's style focuses on combining traditional and modern styles, and pays attention to functionalism. In the 1940s and 1950s, it was inspired by Africa and used materials such as wood and leather to create chairs, which became a primitivist classic that prevailed in the Danish furniture design industry in the 1950s.

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Borge Mogensen, who died young in 1972, left behind many classic representative works, such as the Hunting Chair in 1950, the Spanish Chair in 1958, the Wingback Chair in 1963, etc. Borge Mogensen designed countless high-quality classic furniture throughout his life, establishing his status as an immortal legend in the hearts of the world.

, his design spirit continues to influence the world.

2Janne Kyttanen Designer Janne Kyttanen, born in 1974 in Hameenlinna, Finland, is the leading figure behind rapid prototyping technology. He uses rapid prototyping technology to develop 3D-formed industrial design products.

After graduating in 2000, Janne Kyttanen took these creative concepts to Materialize, a company that had previously sponsored his high-tech development mold technology.

The cooperative relationship created a new Materialize.MGX department and created the first batch of designer lamps through 3D molding technology, which were released at the 2003 Milan Furniture Fair.

Janne Kyttanen's innovative 3D molding technology has significantly changed the way objects are produced, creating a greater degree of freedom in the gap between creativity and actual production.

Designer's official website: 3 Peter Svarrer Peter Svarrer, born in 1957, graduated from the Danish School of Decorative Art in 1981.

In addition to running his own glass workshop that has been maintained for more than 20 years, Peter Svarrer also works as a lecturer at a design college.

In 1997, he began to cooperate with Holmegaard, a Danish brand with a long history and culture, to design glassware, and has won recognition from many international design awards.

Peter Svatter has been a very important design driving force for the Danish century-old brand Holmegaard in the past ten years.

With his irreplaceable enthusiasm and unique vision for glass materials, Peter Svatter is always able to naturally reveal various elements of the Nordic living environment in his design works.

Designer's official website: 4ToolsDesign ToolsDesign, a design team from Denmark, was founded in 1989 by Claus Jensen and Henrik Holb_k.

The ToolsDesign design team, known for its simple and innovative design orientation, has quickly won more than 250 design awards around the world in the past few decades. It can be said to be the most award-winning leading design representative in contemporary Danish design.