Behind the scenes at Solviksbadet

We are preparing for the next exhibition at LOD and took the opportunity to do a summer photoshoot on one of Stockholm's most beautiful beaches. The exhibition is all about necklaces and setting the scene of summer at LOD, so it's been pretty busy in the workshop in the run up.

It was such a breath of fresh air to come to the tranquility of Solviksbadet and we had a lot of fun creating a series of stunning shots for the exhibition. Although the true credit must go to our fantastic model who was a chameleon - literally changing character for each piece of jewellery and to Christian who was behind the lens capturing the magic.

In these shots it's Petronella and Pernilla's necklaces that are being modelled. You'll just have to wait and see the results with mine.

Silver, in a field.

Silver in a field with diamonds.

A Dash of Colour and the Ascent of Spring

The light tonight was just fantastic. I thought I'd share it.

Modular Living

I took the opportunity to photograph these modular candle holders whilst I had so many in one place at one time. 

The concept behind this design is that the placement of the modules is dictated by the central defining line. One can create graphics along a table with as many modules as one desires or as circumstances dictate. They can be combined in different variations, extending the whole length of a table or just with two, for more intimate candlelight.  

A Little bit of Gold After A Royal Wedding

Ok I'll admit it. I wasn't following the Royal Wedding until the big day and then I too was swept along in the spirit of things. Not Welsh gold, but my most Princess-Like ring to date! Small white diamonds illuminate the inner curve of the flower. The perfect compliment to anyone that feels like being a little bit of a Princess.

Captured Moment

What would happen if you could capture a moment in time and preserve it forever? These necklaces are part of a collection that celebrates the subtle, beautiful, fragile instances in time, and preserves them as wearable sculptures.

Park Life.

I took a series of photographs of this collection in a Victorian Park in Scotland. Somehow felt fitting and right, that they belonged together. There is something reminding of that era in this collection.