Two designers.
One shared way of thinking.
Behind Formakollektiv, two different perspectives meet. Our shared work is built on functionality, a love of materials, and a commitment to timeless, characterful spaces.
For me, interior design is a balanced interplay of logic, functionality, and engineering precision. I see every space as a new challenge and an opportunity to find the right solution. By consciously bringing together form, materials, textures, and light, I create interiors that go beyond aesthetic value. They are designed to fully support the demands of everyday life while creating a genuine connection with the people who inhabit them.
Interior design begins with understanding the surrounding environment and the architecture itself. The relationship between exterior and interior spaces, proportions, massing, grids, rhythm, light, and materials together form the foundation of a space. Only then does the human aspect come into focus: the personality, lifestyle, and needs of those who will live there. I believe that every project should have its own concept and unique direction. I do not simply place objects next to one another; I create a coherent system in which every element has its place and purpose. A well-designed space truly works when it is shaped by thoughtful and precise decisions.
We don't follow trends.
We design spaces that are good to live in.
At Formakollektiv, we bring together architectural thinking, functionality and sensitivity to materials. Every project is different, but the goal is always the same: to create a characterful, harmonious space that keeps working in the long run.