The ‘NAG Store’ assignment was a sculptural interior and design project with elements of diverse objects. Christian Back was the owner of the high end design fashion NAG Store in Copenhagen. The assignment instigated ‘Furniture Objects’.

Edition: Interior 2011-13

Material / dimensions: Wood, steel, glass, bones, ropes, chains etc.

Exhibited: NAG Store (fashion), Pilestræde/Klareboderne, Copenhagen

Provenance: A variety of maritime finds

Production: Margretheholmen, Refshaleøen

Photo: Per Schandorff

Owned by NAG Store (2011-2014)

The idea for the hanging kokedama plants arose from the customer's desire to give life and warmth to their bathroom. Kokedama is a Japanese plant technique. The Kokedama plants are suspended in long hooks of brass thus enable the plants to be lifted off easily for regular watering. The plants hang from three bleached longitudinal tree trunks of driftwood. The bathroom got the desired effect of; heat, moisture and scent - and appears as a functional greenhouse of the home.

Edition: Reproducible interior 2018

Material / dimensions: Forest driftwood 350 cm, brass rods ø2.5mm, hemp rope, sphagnum, akadama, moss, steel wire and plants

Exhibited: Roxana Kia

Provenance: Stevns Klint

Production: On site

Photo: Per Schandorff

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The kitchen shelf is custom made for a customer who wanted a rustic shelf of driftwood for the kitchen. The shelf is made of three pieces of wreckage, which support a 12 mm armoured glass shelf of 3.5 meters. The shelf appears as a rustic and elegant functional sculpture.

Material / dimensions: Wreck wood, armoured glass, brass

Edition: Unique interior 2014

Exhibited: Private + https://boligmagasinet.dk/boliger/idyl-ved-vandet

Provenance: Harbour area in Denmark

Production: Own workshop in Burmeistersgade

Photo: Per Schandorff

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The coaching room is designed as a workspace for life coach Roxana Kia, to her original ‘Hart Mind Institute' on Refshaleøen. The space was part of an old shipyard. The inspiration for the interior and the atmosphere in the room was based on a natural concurrence between the coaching's mental movements and the place's original maritime connection.

The room was often showered in sunlight, therefore the choice of dark objects and dark floor, mixed with maritime signal colours, created a fundamental warmth and humour in the room. Most objects in the room were equipped with wheels enabling the decor to be changed quickly. All painting and patina was based on linseed oil products.

Material / dimensions: Lath boards, steel pipes, linseed oil paint, etc.

Exhibited: Hart Mind institute, Refshaleøen

Provenance: New materials

Production: Finn Andersens production workshop

Photo: Per Schandorff

Private owned by Hart Mind institute, Refshaleøen