The classic DKB lamp originally designed and developed for the extension of The Royal Library in Copenhagen (1999) is now available in an updated version with the newest and best quality LED light source. The new teqnique will not lead to any visible changes in the design and we are proud to see a well designed product proof  its value and sustainability by “still going strong” after more than 10 years and aproximately 10.000 pieces sold on the world marked! For more information please contact shldesign.

Our classic and popular Flakes chair by the Finnish manufacturer Piiroinen, has now been launched in a new 2.0 version.
It has the same simple and timeless design as the original handmade glass fiber version from 2005, but is now injection molded recyclable  polypropylene. The design has been slightly up scaled to give added back support and comfort, particularly important for applications such as meeting rooms, restaurants etc.
The up scaled seat provides superb backrest support without compromising the simplicity and ease in which it can be handled. Furthermore, the added acoustic properties of polypropylene, as a material, adds value to the interior space by giving a soft and pleasant sound.

With inspiration from materials used is fx. playground furniture, this new collection called “Grid” is ideated and developed - aiming for a new and inspiring way to compose urban and public space seating. With the use of few and simple materials - steel and HPL (high pressure laminate) lamellas - a bench or a platform can be individually designed simply be combination of colors and the way each “Grid” seat element is angled. In this way an either classic and calm or playful and vibrant design can be achieved - perfectly suited for both outdoor environments or interior public space like town squares, parks, railway stations or shopping galleries. The design meets demands for both innovative design, sustainability and low maintenance. Additional products is under development.

We are exited to welcome a new partner; HAGS - a leading swedish manufacturer of urban furniture with great history for high quality products and ambitions to get even better! We have been assigned to create a new series of urban furniture elements and the first part has just been launched at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2011 which was a great success with great interest for our modular bench system GRID.

shldesign has created a new interior product - “A wall” - and welcomes the manufacturer DanSign as our new partner!
The process of design with DanSign has been incredibly enthusiastic, with a fantastic energy from both sides in developing a new innovative interior solution.
DanSign’s vision in encouraging, and importantly their willingness to explore this expansion to their product portfolio has led to a completely new way of creating a communication product.

shldesign has been chosen as a new design partner to Hudevad and we look forward to an exiting collaboration towards new high quality products!
Hudevad is well known for their high quality products based on traditional handcraft industry, innovation, functionality and design - a perfect match to shldesign and our approach to modern design solutions for everyday use and a long life time.

The University of Aberdeen is the fifth oldest English-language university in the world. It was established in 1495 and it houses over a quarter of a million books and manuscripts. The new library serves a community of 14,000 students. The 15,500 square metres of floor-space accommodates 1,200 reading spaces alongside archives, historical collections and a rare books reading room. The library is positioned on a base of Scottish stone, and it is designed to be welcoming, connecting the library space with the city and the people surrounding it.  The interior project by shldesign is developed to emphasize the strong architectural elements and at the same time create the delicate balance and transition from large to small scale.  

The extension to Nykredit consists of a new building - the Crystal - sited northwest of the existing Nykredit premises. Freestanding on the site, it reads as a transparent, geometrical, glazed form which, resting only on a single point and a single line, floats as a visually light, crystalline structure above the plaza. In terms of both form and scale, the building is intermediate between the city and the harbour, and harmonises with neighbouring buildings.  The interior of the building is constrained by the demands of functionality, flexibility and efficiency. The typical floor plan is disposed in a Z-shape around two atria, which ensures that all workstations are well lit and enjoy a view.