Ekelund, Sweden's oldest textile company, continues to redefine the dining table as a creative and vibrant space for personal expression. Through new collections that blend timeless design with Swedish craftsmanship, they inspire bold mixing and matching of our products to create unique expressions in the home.
Hall 3:1, Booth G53, February 7–11, 2025, Messe Frankfurt
Visit their booth and experience the craftsmanship of Sweden's west coast. You'll get a chance to see the brand new Stig Lindberg collection, along with the latest releases from Frida Kahlo and William Morris, up close. Meet their sales team and get inspired by how they at Ekelund reimagine the art of table setting. Giveaways are promised.
During the trade fair, they are proud to launch a brand-new collection by one of Sweden's most beloved designers, Stig Lindberg. Known for his playful and timeless patterns, Stig Lindberg's designs come to life in a woven format at Ekelund — a unique offering as these are the only woven textiles in Europe featuring Stig Lindberg's patterns.
Stig left his mark on the international design scene with an exhibition in New York in 1957. In 1959, he gained popularity in Japan through an exhibition at the SEIBU department store, and has since been celebrated across Europe and the world. In 2025, a brand-new exhibition dedicated to Stig Lindberg will travel throughout Japan, with stops in both Tokyo and Osaka.
'It is an honour to launch Stig Lindberg as part of our collection. His designs are both playful and classic, and we are thrilled to showcase his patterns on our woven products,' says Martina Dagborn, Marketing Manager at Ekelund.
New Designs from Frida Kahlo and William Morris
They are also delighted to present new products in their existing licensed collections. The Frida Kahlo collection expands with a new colourful and vibrant pattern, Primavera, reflecting Kahlo's unique artistry and iconic style. Meanwhile, the William Morris collection, celebrating the Arts and Crafts movement, introduces the new pattern Strawberry Thief — one of Morris's most iconic and beloved designs.
'With new releases from both Frida Kahlo and William Morris, in addition to our own collections, we continue to offer textiles that unite cultural heritage with Swedish craftsmanship. Our customers will find something for every home and style' says Martina Dagborn.
More information:
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