Carl Dahlstedt|||||||||||||||Note, clockwise from top: Cristiano Pigazzini, Johannes Carlstrom, Susanna Wahlin and Kristoffer Fagerstrom (fifth Notester Alexis Holmqvist was away)|Dezibel, an acoustic panel, makes a virtue of the product’s thickness|MCE lamp, a glass orb sitting in a jointed wooden cradle|Marginal Notes, the experimental collection that began the firm’s rebirth|Suburbia, a wall organiser for Seletti inspired by Vitra’s Uten.Silo|Cork-topped Boet stools (Boet means “nest” in Swedish), for Mitab|The Fuse lamp harnesses maker Ex-t’s expertise with porcelain|Office accessories range Kopiad; its coloured interiors make it glow|Rondell reimagines an office mail-sorting hub as a circular piece of furniture|An aerial view of the Telluria candelabra, inspired by an astrological model|The Soot desk: black on the outside, it opens to reveal a pine interior|Svensk Travsport’s HQ features Note’s pleasingly chunky Boop armchairs|The IT department at bookmakers ATG; staff grew to love it (eventually)|Avanza Bank’s head office: the brief was for something non-bank-like||
24 Jun 2013

Note: From the margins to the mainstream

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DG Architecture + Design helped to transform an industrial building into a buzzing office for WPP’s creative agencies

Copenhagen Food Collective’s new Hotel Bella Grande maintains its old-world charm

Rapt Studio challenges conventional workplace aesthetics with its interior design for Duolingo’s New York office

Cúpla’s new West London studio space embodies its vibrant design aesthetic

Its welcoming, subtle scheme means Loom Club is primed to offer its members new co-working and social opportunities

Somesuch’s studio, sandwiched between silk-weavers’ houses in Spitalfields, takes inspiration from its historic setting

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