Lammhults

Heritage

Lammhults dates back to 1945, when founder Edvin Ståhl opened a mechanical workshop in Lammhult, southern Sweden, supplying components to the local furniture industry. In 1955 he designed and began producing the company's first piece of furniture, the 282 stool, followed the same year by the Pyramid chair. The company has been on its current site since 1968.

Philosophy

Lammhults believes design can improve everyday life and contribute to more meaningful and sustainable ways of living. Its motto is "Space matters": furniture should make spaces more appropriate, relevant and meaningful, with comfort and beauty treated as equally important. The company calls design a collaborative practice and keeps its products as simple as possible.

Iconic Works

• S70-3 barstool by Börge Lindau & Bo Lindekrantz (1968)
• X75-2 armchair by Lindau & Lindekrantz
• The Campus chair
• Long collaborations with Johannes Foersom & Peter Hiort-Lorenzen, Gunilla Allard and Anya Sebton

Today

Lammhults Möbel AB is part of Lammhults Design Group. It designs for public spaces, offices and homes, manufactures locally in a 9,850 sqm facility renovated in 2015–2017, and runs a restoration programme called RE:USE.