Category: Anya Sebton

Geofanti

Introducing Geofanti, a modular sofa designed by Anya Sebton for Lammhults, embodying bold design and exceptional functionality. With eight versatile modules ranging from one to two-seater units, Geofanti adapts seamlessly to various environments, offering inviting comfort and a playful aesthetic characterized by angled armrests and sturdy, elephantine legs. 

Prioritizing performance and sustainability, Geofanti features fully removable upholstery for easy cleaning and maintenance. Optional protective ‘shoes’ facilitate effortless cleaning beneath the sofa, and at the end of its lifespan, Geofanti can be disassembled into its component parts for recycling, ensuring an eco-friendly lifecycle. 

Anya Sebton describes Geofanti as “a bold sofa that feels like it’s hugging you when you relax into it,” aiming to create a playful expression with the same DNA as early Lammhults designs. 

Geofanti has been recognized for its innovative design, receiving the Interior Design’s HiP Award in the United States, which annually celebrates the most innovative products and people in the commercial design industry. 

Experience the harmonious blend of form, function, and sustainability with Geofanti—a testament to modern design excellence.

Add

Introducing Add, a versatile seating collection designed by Anya Sebton for Lammhults, seamlessly blending aesthetics with functionality. The series includes stools and barstools available in three heights, with or without backrests, catering to diverse environments from activity-based workspaces to public areas. 

Crafted from bent steel tubing, the Add stools feature a naturally inclined seat that promotes ergonomic posture, encouraging users to alternate between sitting and standing, thereby enhancing circulation and concentration. The design’s strong graphic expression adds a unique visual identity, aligning with Lammhults’ tradition of timeless Scandinavian design. 

The Add series also offers accessories like coat hangers, magazine racks, and storage solutions, providing comprehensive functionality for dynamic spaces. This flexibility makes Add an ideal choice for modern interiors seeking adaptable and stylish seating options. 

A22

Introducing A22, a versatile and sustainable stool designed by Anya Sebton for Lammhults. Crafted entirely from steel without bolts or screws, A22 embodies a commitment to circular design, facilitating easy recycling and reuse. 

Its stackable design and forward-angled seat promote active sitting, making it ideal for dynamic environments like offices, homes, and public spaces. The interplay of curved steel tubes in varying diameters gives A22 its distinctive graphic character, further accentuated by a laser-cut seat pattern. 

Available in three heights, with optional add-on cushions, A22 seamlessly blends functionality with timeless design, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. 

Discover more about A22 and explore its variants on Lammhults’ official website.

Triline

The Triline Wall Panel, designed by Anya Sebton for Abstracta, is a modular acoustic solution that enhances interior soundscapes by both diffusing and absorbing sound waves. Its distinctive triangular prism shape not only contributes to its acoustic effectiveness but also interacts with light to introduce visual dynamics and movement within a space. 

Each panel measures 800 mm in width, 400 mm in height, and 95 mm in depth, and can be mounted horizontally or vertically using concealed metal brackets. This flexibility allows for the creation of both symmetrical and asymmetrical formations, enabling customized designs tailored to specific interior aesthetics. 

The core of each panel is constructed from sound-absorbing material encased in a fabric covering, effectively reducing echoes and improving overall room acoustics. The triangular design diffuses sound waves, preventing them from bouncing directly back and thereby enhancing auditory comfort. 

Available in a variety of fabric options and colors, the Triline Wall Panel offers versatility to complement diverse interior design schemes. Its combination of functionality and aesthetic appeal makes it a suitable choice for environments such as offices, meeting rooms, and public spaces where both sound quality and visual design are important. 

For more detailed information, including technical specifications and available color options, visit Abstracta’s official product page. 

Palais

The Grand Palais is a distinguished coffee table within the Palais series, designed by Anya Sebton and Eva Lilja Löwenhielm for ASPLUND. This series draws inspiration from historic environments and ancient palaces, notably the black and white columns of the Palais Royal in Paris by artist Daniel Buren. 

The Grand Palais features a solid oak panel base, providing both stability and a touch of Scandinavian elegance. The tabletop is available in stained oak veneer or nano laminate, treated with polyurethane lacquer for durability. The table stands at a height of 37 cm with a diameter of 92 cm, making it a versatile addition to various interior settings. 

The designers aimed to blend the elegance and luxury of historical architecture with a pure Scandinavian expression, resulting in a piece that is both timeless and contemporary. 

The Grand Palais coffee table is available in multiple color options, including natural oak, white stained oak, teak stained oak, dark grey stained oak, and chestnut stained oak, allowing it to complement a variety of interior designs. 

Handmade in Sweden, the Grand Palais exemplifies fine Swedish craftsmanship, combining solid oak panels with a matching oak-veneer tabletop. The design reflects both ancient column motifs and the historic location in its name, making it a statement piece in any living space. 

For more information or to explore purchasing options, you can visit retailers such as The Modern Shop and A+R .

Architonic

Scala Wall Panel

The Scala sound-absorbing panels are a creative reinterpretation of corrugated iron, blending visual impact with functional purpose. Inspired by Icelandic architecture, where corrugated iron often covers both roofs and facades, award-winning designer Anya Sebton explains, “The idea was to bring this distinctive feature indoors.” Designed with more than aesthetics in mind, Scala panels are crafted to enhance interiors by creating a softer, more harmonious soundscape.