When designing the urn, we wanted to break away from the traditional form and looked to nature for inspiration.

The name Aska comes from the Icelandic word for ash, reflecting the black sand beaches and highlands of Iceland that are formed by volcanic eruptions. One of the most popular tourist places in Iceland is Reynisfjara, a black sand beach on the southern coast where the main attraction is a huge wall of basalt columns as well as these rocks standing so magnificently in the sea. As the design was inspired by those basalt columns, the name Aska was inspired by the black volcanic sand.

The raw material used for our urns is cellulose, which is derived from cardboard and newspapers. This material is pulped into paper paste without the use of glues or toxic substances, making it organic, recyclable, and biodegradable. The drying process for our urns is also done using natural methods.

“Olla” - In Olla’s company

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My tribute for “Tid,Takt og Tone” SE-exhibition - Snedkernesefterårsudstilling.

The product “Olla” - “in Ollas selskab” is made in cooperation wit the carpenter Mathias J Overvad. @mathiasjovervad

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The stools can stable like pancakes and have the round shaped from a pancake.

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It’s made in the memory of my mother Olla that passed away 16th December 2020. With the inspiration in her famous dark pancakes made with Nescafé. And all the pancakes party’s during her life time that made small and bigger people come together. All the time she spend on embroidery that took a big part in her life making embroidery for children’s hospitals charity in Iceland. The embroidery and 4 patterns are made by me @doggdesign and the name on them is my mother’s autograph.

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I can say it took some time and hours to make and learn how to do embroidery the last 4 months before the exhibition opening in 20201 at the same time good help to use that time to think about all the good times and memories we had together. The embroidery is mostly made with leftovers of my mother’s yarn that tells a story of her lifetime in all her colors combination. The tones - heart beads and color tones in circle and squares. The exhibition was shown from start November 2021 until start January 2022 at Sophienholm

Textíile is re-wool sponsored from kvadrattextiles

The elm wood is sponsored fram hh træ og finer

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“Tid, Takt, & Tone” at Sophienholm, Nybrovej 401, 2800 Kgs. Lyngby.

HITI a table lamp for low energy bulbs.

FDB Furniture makes a difference for people and the environment. FDB Furniture is based on sustainability and high quality.

The HITI table lamps are hand blown glass ‘ballones’ pressed a little flat and placed on a wooden structure inspired by classic danish designer Poul W.

HITI stands for heat in Icelandic which is characteristic for Iceland and its underground steam.

The HITI lamp gives a warm and cozy atmosphere.

The HITI table lamps are designed by Australian born designer Philip Bro and Icelandic born designer Dögg Gudmundsdottir, both based in Copenhagen.

Made in

The HITI lamps are produced from FSC certified Canadian Walnut wood and are available in clear and opal white hand blown glass.

Produced by

FDB Furniture

The prices to EPTA in Iceland. 
The final 🏆 Piano prices  “The seven seas instrument” at EPTA Iceland at  European Piano Teachers Association competition held 24th-25th November 2018 in Harpa concert hall . Inspired by the instruments piano, organ and harp, the Viking ships and the Columns basalt like in Hallgrimskirkja. Made with smoked oak and messing.
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