LSD collection

Elina Ulvio designed a collection of furniture that claims its own space by breaking boundaries and uses light, shadow, reflection and movement.

The LSD collection consists of products inspired by Elina Ulvio’s background in architecture and her interest in the subconsciousness. The combination is objectified in the collection, where space and form meet together, bringing a supplemental, psychedelic dimension to furniture.

Elina Ulvio, LSD Collection, poster, 2016

The collection claims space for its own by breaking boundaries between objects and space, using light, shadow, reflection and movement. Form and function, design and architecture blend together in multiple dimensions.

The Frame shelf combines lightning and shelves. Being wall-mounted it makes the most of a limited space and works as a canvas-like interior element. Kuu chair is a three legged, stackable dining chair which elegantly combines minimalistic silhouettes with geometrical shapes.

The multifunctional Kuu table changes colour by rotating it's lid. It works as a mirror or spatial element when folded up. It is perfect for small spaces and responds to the changing demands of the surrounding atmosphere with the colours of a rainbow, combining elegance and scandinavian purism.

LSD collection: Lights Shapes Dimensions
Design: Elina Ulvio
Year: 2016

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