Brave New Lines was founded by Gunnar Eidsvik Tvedt (b. 1990) and Marius Angell Søvik (b. 1990). Driven by a desire to reduce complexity and discover the obvious, the studio aspires to create expressive, pragmatic objects with a clear-cut intent, rooted in local production and skilled trades.

Nature Refined. Nuen is a furniture brand and manufacturer based on transparent honest production and local materials from Norway.

Osloleire is a wish to utilise a local resource, often treated as waste, to make everyday products that can be used by the city's inhabitants in their daily life.

Rasmus Stride (b. 1990) is a digital artist and experience designer based in Oslo. Rasmus works at the intersection of the physical and digital. Rasmus works with digital tools such as 3D rendering and virtual reality to create compositions on the edge of reality and fantasy.

NoMy is an Oslo-based bioscience company creating systems of production and consumption that are circular by nature. We use the transformative power and biointelligence of the fungal evolution to turn underutilized resources into regenerative and highly scalable solutions for materials and alternative proteins.

Hae Yoon is an Oslo based artist and multidisciplinary designer who has recently co-designed the permanent Edvard Munch exhibition ‘Shadows’ at the new Munch Museum in Bjørvika.

Norwegian Trash is a design studio focusing on recycling and repurposing waste. From fish farm trash to furniture.

OA_M Studio is founded by Ole Dalheim, Arman Sellæg and Max Svendsen, who are currently studying at AHO (School of Architecture and Design in Oslo). Reuse of local resources are an important focus in their process.

Edvin Klasson (b. 1991) is an Oslo-based designer working in the fields of furniture and industrial design. His work is characterized by an exploration of symbolism, history and cultural heritage, designing for a wide diversity of manufacturers and craft workshops.

Studio Sirkel is Norway's only glass studio that creates their products from 100% recycled glass. Their drinking glasses and lamps are blown from used wine bottles and jam jars.

In 2015 designer and entrepreneur Elisabeth Stray Pedersen took over a 65 year old outerwear factory situated in Oslo. The ESP Oslo brand was born. Ever since, the brand have continued evolving the factories signature style, iconic blanket-coats in pure wool.

Elementa is a Norwegian production house working to expand the field of Interior Architecture. They aim to develop a set of “building blocks” - products, ideas and artwork to help open up new ways to approach the design of our interior worlds.

The wool factory in Sjølingstad was built in 1894, and has been designated a national monument to the textile industry in Norway. Today the factory is a living museum, with its own power station, dye house, spinning mill, weaving mill and finishing plant.

HØINE is an Oslo-based company, offering façade, interior and landscape products based on brick waste. Since 2019, the company has delivered reclaimed bricks to big commercial projects and is transforming local brick waste into building ready products.

Newly launched manufacturer Minus wants to change the way furniture is designed and produced. Believing in super compact value chains as a new standard for biodiversity and greenhouse gases, the founders quit their jobs in Oslo and relocated to Bjørnafjorden on Norway’s west coast to realise their ambition; to make the world’s best environmental accounting.

AION is giving new life to plastic waste and helping companies dramatically reduce their Co2 footprint. With their technology platform AION LOOP, they trace and recycle industrial plastic, turning them into products that are designed to have eternal life.