Danish designer Rikke Frost exemplifies Scandinavian design through her commitment to sustainability and simplicity. Influenced by a transformative trip to South America, particularly the Inca civilization, Frost's work reflects a deep appreciation for history and craftsmanship. After studying architecture, she excelled in furniture design, establishing her studio in 2004 and gaining acclaim for her collaboration with Carl Hansen & Søn. Her designs, such as the Sideways series, combine traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics. Frost emphasizes the importance of sketching to develop her ideas, ensuring they manifest into tangible designs that inspire and endure.
These monuments hold so much depth - layers of history, culture, craftsmanship, and meaning.
It was this overwhelming blend of artistry and human ingenuity that ultimately influenced my decision to study architecture.
There's something about the tactile process of drawing and writing that helps me shape ideas into something tangible.
Blending traditional techniques with contemporary, organic forms has been central to my design philosophy.
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