Note Design Studio

Unveiled last week at showroom in Stockholm, Focus Spaces is a modular system from designed to transform the modern workplace. Moving away from rigid, enclosed rooms, it creates open, intimate spaces that foster natural conversation and connection. The soft seating contrasts with traditional office furniture, offering a more relaxed, human-centered environment.

In a world focused on efficiency, Focus Spaces prioritizes atmosphere, interaction, and well-being. It’s not just about productivity but about creating a space where informal gatherings and spontaneous dialogue are encouraged. Like a modern-day campfire, Focus Spaces draws people together, sparking ideas and collaboration. Its modular design allows for flexible configurations, adapting to changing needs while maintaining a cohesive, functional workspace.

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A Nice talk with DesignWanted

Note Design Studio: leveraging collaboration and dialogue Founded in 2008 by Johannes Karlström and Cristiano Pigazzini, Note Design Studio boasts a 20-person multidisciplinary design team

Hidden behind rattan doors, the closets are painted in a vibrant orange and cooler blue with syncronized leather detailing. A preview of Habitat100, our latest residential project.

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A preview of Habitat100, our latest residential project.

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The Supersolid object for Sculpted in hard geometric shape, a functional piece, ultra-useful but artistic in expression.

Kristoffer, Malin, and the people from during their visit to our studio in Stockholm for the shooting of the Alima trolley, our first design for the Danish brand.

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Sunny, our first release for , is an elegantly simple design formed from a curved steel piping frame topped with a mattress-like cushion. When working on Sunny with our friend Gunilla Allard, we chose to bypass the established dimensions used to develop contract furniture and instead adopt the contours of the human body as our principal reference point.⁠
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For our second collaboration with Japanese furniture brand , inspiration struck in a design workshop during a trip to Saga. We stumbled upon a petite stool, almost hidden under a desk, and were immediately struck by its functional simplicity. We wanted to create a new stool that felt as natural and confident as the one in the Ariake factory, but for a broader context. The resulting Homage Stool is the indispensable extra seat for the home dining table – with enough personality to set the tone of voice for a cafe or restaurant. A repeated T-shaped junction supports the seat and backrest with its signature silhouette. ⁠
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A summer house shaped by its landscape
Located in the south of Sweden in the beautiful area of Österlen on the east coast, we are designing a family summer house on a sloping, fertile hill overlooking the Baltic Sea. An energy-efficient dwelling positioned naturally in the surroundings, three basic parameters informed the design of the house: the steep terrain, the sea view, and the movement of the sun. Aesthetically, the design honours the simple and honest materiality of the traditional architecture seen in the region. Coming soon. #

Zooming into the process of making shapes with paper. Here working on the Alima trolley for