Gyri Design

Geraldine Burnier is one of my absolute favourite designers in Norway — and someone who has been so wonderfully supportive of Gyri Design from the early days. 🤎 Her attention to detail is truly beyond words.
Always love seeing what she creates, and I’m especially happy to see our Gingham wallpaper and fabric featured in this beautifully designed home. So elegant, warm, and full of character. 🤎
Thank you, G, for bringing our designs so beautifully to life. ✨

Happy 4th of July to all my wonderful friends and customers in the USA! 🇺🇸❤️
Feeling incredibly grateful for all the friendships and support across the Atlantic. Wishing you a wonderful day of celebration! ✨

Thank you lovely for sharing these photos of some of your amazing projects. Absolutely love working with you and feel so grateful to be included in your beautiful work. ✨

Fun girls’ trip + a surprise celebration in Copenhagen with these amazing friends. ❤️🤍❤️
24 hours of belly laughs, endless chats, happy tears, and memories we’ll be talking about for years. Left with full hearts and so much gratitude for these friendships. Feeling very, very lucky. 💕
🩷 Nina Leijon Sparsø 🩷 Anna Pauline Andersson 🩷

💌Our summer newsletter lands next week! 💛 The light is amazing these days, the evenings are so long, and I dare say — this is what we live for in Scandinavia. ☀️There’s a summer of travel ahead for us, and I’ll be sharing a little of where it’s taking us, what we’ve been up to, and a small hint of something taking shape for autumn 👀

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Adore this room! 💚 Seeing our Gustav design as curtains never gets old. Designed by the talented Vattekar Markman Interiors
The Gustav pattern is inspired by an old wall hanging woven by my grandmother on her large loom many years ago. What began as a handmade textile carrying family history and craftsmanship has found a new expression in contemporary interiors.
One of the things I love most about design is the opportunity to bridge past and present — carrying cultural heritage, stories and traditions forward in new ways. ✨

Beautifully captured by 🤍

Sverresborg Stripe design 💙 Inspired by a traditional Norwegian Tavlebragd wall hanging from Mid-Norway, a weaving technique known for its rhythmic geometric patterns and structure.
Love using traditional patterns as a starting point — exploring how centuries-old designs can be reimagined and given new life in contemporary interiors. ✨

For me, design is often about creating a conversation between past and present.💙

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17. mai bordet vårt i fjor 🇳🇴 Elsker å dekke med Uvdal-serviettene og duken — inspirert av de gamle rosemalte mønstrene i Uvdal stavkirke, men skapt for hjem som lever i dag. ❤️
Det er noe helt eget med tekstiler som bærer med seg historie rundt bordet.

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