Best of 2018: The Swiss Pavilion Svizzera 240 House Tour

What were the best, loveliest and smartest things that happened in 2018? And what do you hope for next year. We asked 16 Nordic designers and architects – and got as many answers. According to Sofia Ekberg, recent Graduate of Konstfack Spatial Design it was the Swiss Pavilion Svizzera 240, House Tour.

What was the most interesting thing you saw in 2018?

– The Swiss Pavilion Svizzera 240, House Tour, which addressed our relationship to what we find familiar in interior design. They played with proportions in an apartment, with disproportionately large doors and low kitchen counters. They wanted to trigger a discussion on what is banal and fabricated within architecture and interiors today, says Sofia Ekberg.

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