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Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm
Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm (b. 1977) established her own studio after graduating from The Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen in 2007. Copenhagen-based Halstrøm designs objects and furniture for projects, exhibitions and brands such as Skagerak, Halle+ and Design Nation. The Georg furniture she created for Skagerak has brought her the Design+ Award, the Red Dot Award and the German Design Award. Elle Decoration Sweden named the collection as the ”Bedroom furniture of the year” in 2016.
Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm has designed pieces for the following brands:
Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm: Filter products
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![Dining tables, Aldus table 180 x 85 cm, oiled oak - oak veneer, Natural Dining tables, Aldus table 180 x 85 cm, oiled oak - oak veneer, Natural](https://media.fds.fi/product_image/350/2_Skagerak_aldus_20_th.jpg)
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![Dining tables, Aldus table 160 x 85 cm, oiled oak - oak veneer, Natural Dining tables, Aldus table 160 x 85 cm, oiled oak - oak veneer, Natural](https://media.fds.fi/product_image/350/3_Skagerak_aldus_20_th.jpg)
![Dining tables, Aldus table 160 x 85 cm, oiled oak - oak veneer, Natural Dining tables, Aldus table 160 x 85 cm, oiled oak - oak veneer, Natural](https://media.fds.fi/decor_image/600/1420034-1930337-Aldus-Table-Georg-Jubilee-Stool_M.jpeg)
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Halstrøm’s work is influenced both by her Nordic roots and the interest in traditional Japanese architecture and design. The designs are characterized by minimalism and natural materials – form always follows function. She also works with textile designer Margrethe Odgaard under the name Included Middle. Together they examine how form influences color and pattern, and vice versa.