The Iceland Design Centre awarded its annual design grant on Friday to 13 local designers and businesses. The centre awards its grants 4 times each year.
Three projects received the maximum award of 2 million ISK (14,172 Euros): Clothing company Spaksmannsspjarir, product designer Kjartan Óskarsson, and design collective North Limited.
North Limited was formed by three Icelandic designers, who each work under their own brand: Bybibi, Færid, and Guðrún Vald. The company showcases a line of home furnishings, tableware and accessories.
Product designer Kjartan Óskarsson has gained much attention and praise for his lighting concept HALO, an interactive light.
Spaksmannsspjarir is a clothing company, located at Bankastræti 11, known for its unique cuts and forms.
The Iceland Design Centre awarded its annual design grant on Friday to 13 local designers and businesses. The centre awards its grants 4 times each year.
Three projects received the maximum award of 2 million ISK (14,172 Euros): Clothing company Spaksmannsspjarir, product designer Kjartan Óskarsson, and design collective North Limited.
North Limited was formed by three Icelandic designers, who each work under their own brand: Bybibi, Færid, and Guðrún Vald. The company showcases a line of home furnishings, tableware and accessories.
Product designer Kjartan Óskarsson has gained much attention and praise for his lighting concept HALO, an interactive light.
Spaksmannsspjarir is a clothing company, located at Bankastræti 11, known for its unique cuts and forms.
