Wall of Art Fall 2026: "Warm wood and natural textures"
Rooted in Scandinavian modernism, the collection unfolds through interiors define...
Behind the scenes putting together the main interior for the art prints of WOA Spring 2025. Carefully curated vintage furniture meets the bold presence of contemporary art. For this collection, we wanted to create a space that feels lived-in yet refined, where the richness of natural materials balances the cool, expressive tones of blue and green artwork.
Photos by Björn Eklund
We started with the foundation—mid-century Scandinavian furniture in deep brown tones, chosen for its warmth and timeless appeal. Børge Mogensen’s 4312 daybed provides sturdy-feeling foundation with its wide and low design, for the other pieces to add layers of texture and color on top of. Other favorite’s we used include the Gubi Semi pendant lamp designed by Bonderup & Thorup and the Pastil chair designed by Eero Arnio. The finishing details brought the vision to life. Aged ceramics, textured textiles, and haphazardly placed books soften the setting, ensuring a personal feel. The arrangement is asymmetrical yet harmonious, allowing the space to evolve in a way that felt authentic.
The furniture sets the stage for the artwork, which introduces an element of contrast. Rich blues and fresh greens bring depth and energy, creating a dialogue between the organic warmth of the furnishings and the brightness of the art prints. With WOA Spring 2025, we explore the contrast of cool tones with warm textures. The fresh blues and greens are complemented by warm textures and soft shapes, and are styled with organic materials to create an atmosphere that feels warm and inviting yet has a bright and energetic edge.
WOA spring 2025