Objects, furniture, and sculptural works, shaped by hand, time, and attention.
Objects for everyday use, shaped by material, process, and proportion, made to become part of daily life
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![Modern oak bench in minimal interior]()
Threshold Bench
Bench
A bench for everyday transitions -putting on shoes, dropping a bag, or pausing before leaving. A solid seat meets veneer-formed curved legs, balancing precision and softness. -
![Contemporary geometric wall mirror made from folded metal]()
Fold Mirror
Stainless steel mirror
A wall mirror defined by a folded plane that acts as both structure and detail.
Made from polished stainless steel with a hand-brushed fold. -
![Sculptural glass coffee table with geometric wooden base]()
Formation Series
Coffee and side table
A table composed of separate elements that come together to form a balanced composition.
The sculptural base sits beneath a glass top, creating a layered surface of form, space, and shadow. -
![Oak stool in minimal interior]()
Threshold Stool
Stool
An oak stool balancing soft curvature with precise geometric interruption
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![Geometric wall reliefs in matte white Valchromat by Theodora Alfredsdottir]()
Relief Series
Wall reliefs
A wall relief exploring depth, light, and shadow through simple geometric forms. -
![Contemporary geometric wall hook in oak and metal]()
Joinery No.1
Wall hook
A wall hook exploring the meeting of two materials.
Solid oak and cast pewter intersect to form a simple, functional object.
A space for experimentation.
Limited editions and objects developed through material exploration and making.
Collaborative projects developed with brands, makers, and manufacturers, shaped by dialogue, material, and process.
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![Keilir sculptural pestle and mortar in black stained wood inspired by Icelandic mountain forms]()
KEILIR - PESTLE AND MORTAR
For Gilda
A sculptural pestle and mortar inspired by friction, balance, and the conical forms of Icelandic topography.
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![Corrugation wall sconce in natural ash veneer with brushed aluminium cylindrical fitting]()
CORRUGATION LIGHTS
With Tino Seubert
A modular lighting collection combining veneer forming and aluminium extrusion through a dialogue of craft and industry.
Every element is structural and functional, with no added decoration. -
![Silver PERLA ring with freshwater pearl designed for 0.25 jewellery collaboration]()
PERLA RING
For 0.25
A contemporary jewellery collection reinterpreting the classic pearl necklace through absence, subtraction, and sculptural form.
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![Sculptural chocolate installation created for Omnom featuring geometric plinths and artisanal chocolate forms inspired by Icelandic memory and landscape]()
MERGE
With Omnom Chocolate
An immersive edible installation reimagining overlooked cacao by-products through sculptural chocolate forms inspired by memory and Icelandic landscape.
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![Composition Light table lamp in green marble and aluminium]()
THE COMPOSITION LIGHT COLLECTION
For FÓLK Reykjavík
A sculptural lighting objects exploring composition, material contrast, and low-waste production.
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![Bronze fruit bowl]()
BRONZE FRUIT BOWL
For the Farm Shop
A cast bronze object celebrating agricultural ritual, abundance, and the poetry of everyday nourishment.
I am interested in objects that last, both physically and emotionally.
Objects that are used often, kept for a long time, and slowly become part of daily life.
My work explores material, form, and the relationship between people and the things they live with.
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