Really Rococo II
The vase is part of the Really Rococo-collection. It’s loosely inspired by asymmetric rococo curves — historically incorrect, but just as decadent. With expressive shapes to lure the self- proclaimed royals, and upcycled materials to soothe consumers in crisis. It’s Versailles all over!
”Really Board”:
Pink textile fibre board from Kvadrat and Malmö Upcycling Service. Sourced from textile industry offcuts, and industrial laundry. Milled and pressed with a binder. Old worn out bedlinen from hotels make up the white core.
H 38 cm B 29 cm D 29 cm
The vase is part of the Really Rococo-collection. It’s loosely inspired by asymmetric rococo curves — historically incorrect, but just as decadent. With expressive shapes to lure the self- proclaimed royals, and upcycled materials to soothe consumers in crisis. It’s Versailles all over!
”Really Board”:
Pink textile fibre board from Kvadrat and Malmö Upcycling Service. Sourced from textile industry offcuts, and industrial laundry. Milled and pressed with a binder. Old worn out bedlinen from hotels make up the white core.
H 38 cm B 29 cm D 29 cm
The vase is part of the Really Rococo-collection. It’s loosely inspired by asymmetric rococo curves — historically incorrect, but just as decadent. With expressive shapes to lure the self- proclaimed royals, and upcycled materials to soothe consumers in crisis. It’s Versailles all over!
”Really Board”:
Pink textile fibre board from Kvadrat and Malmö Upcycling Service. Sourced from textile industry offcuts, and industrial laundry. Milled and pressed with a binder. Old worn out bedlinen from hotels make up the white core.
H 38 cm B 29 cm D 29 cm
Ebba Lindgren's design practice is artistic and concept-driven. By letting big and extravagant ideas take up space in small contexts, Lindgren has created an approach to design that is smart, desire-driven and unconventional.
She works with interiors, makes one-of-a-kind objects and curates immersive installations in overseen places like locker rooms, kiosks, imagined castles, and even her own home.
Lindgren has an MFA in industrial design from Lund University and has studied at Emily Carr School of Art in Vancouver.
