The industrial designer Jenny Nordberg won Designer of the Year twice in 2022, has received numerous awards over the years, and is represented in design galleries in Stockholm and New York. Her investigative and experimental work moves in the borderland between design and art and is always based on a lot of thought and solid research, yet chance often plays an important role in the final result.
Jenny welcomed us to her house in Röstånga in northern Skåne, Sweden. A classic red-painted wooden house from the turn of the century that has received an ascetic and modern addition completely covered in black tar paper, which evokes thoughts of some kind of modernist Yakisugi facade. The result feels unexpected, interesting, and sharp. Just like Jenny and her work.
