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Designer
Andreas Engesvik
Andreas Engesvik is a Norwegian designer. HAY states that he studied Art History at the University of Bergen and then Design at the National College of Art and Design, graduating with a Master's degree in 2000.
Biography
Background
Andreas Engesvik is a Norwegian designer. HAY states that he studied Art History at the University of Bergen and then Design at the National College of Art and Design, graduating with a Master's degree in 2000.
Career
HAY identifies Engesvik as a founding member of Norway Says, where he worked for six years, and dates his independent studio to 2009. On his own site he recalls starting a studio in Bergen in 2000, later moving to Oslo, and beginning a new phase with Jannicke Grung under the name Grung Engesvik in 2026.
Signature Style
HAY writes that his approach is informed by the idea that objects need to be mastered before they are created. Engesvik's own account emphasises thinking, discussion, making and collaboration with people who share clear values and visions.
Notable Works
- Arbour sofa collection, with Daniel Rybakken, for HAY
- Tann toothbrush for HAY
Recognition
HAY names the Red Dot Award, the iF Product Design Award and the Wallpaper Design Award among the international awards he has won.
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Products

Portrait Chair
A generous stacking chair shaped around the seated body.

Arbour Club Armchair
Compact armchair by Andreas Engesvik and Daniel Rybakken, with a solid wood frame in five finishes

Arbour Sofa
Three-seat sofa by Andreas Engesvik and Daniel Rybakken with a solid wood frame, 12 variants

Arbour Club Sofa
Compact sofa by Andreas Engesvik and Daniel Rybakken, 150 cm wide, solid wood frame, 17 variants


