Kvist
A furniture maker that builds each piece from a single tree. We designed an identity as simple as its joinery and a website where every chair tells you which forest it came from.
- Client
- Kvist
- Year
- 2024
- What we did
- Identity, website
- Timeline
- 11 weeks, Oslo

The brief
Kvist’s furniture sells in museum shops, but its own website was a template with a contact form. Collectors bought through galleries, and Kvist gave away a third of every sale.
Its best story, one tree per piece, was buried on an About page.
Our answer
Make the tree the product page. Every piece has a record: the forest, the felling date, the maker and the hours. The identity is a single cut line, the first mark made on every plank.
Photography stays still and plain: one piece, one colour, one shadow. The furniture does the talking.



What Happened Next
The numbers, half a year on.
- orders through the new site
- sales now direct instead of through galleries
- from first visit to order, down from thirty
People used to ask which gallery stocked us. Now they ask which tree their chair came from.

Made By
Ingrid SolbergCreative direction
Sofie ParkerDesign
Anders HolmEngineering
Inês CarvalhoWords
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