Last Wednesday OP’s first edition of “Build To Last” took place in our Stockholm Office.We want to thank everyone that came, we really are overwhelmed by your support, energy and enthusiasm that you all brought! We promise to host a second edition soon so all of you who went home empty handed will get a chance to build your own stool!

"Build to Last" is our new forum for creating, building and discussing design & architectures which we hope can inspire and educate. With this edition, we've tried to prove that you can create quality furniture without reinventing the wheel. We used local Swedish wood with honest manufacturing techniques. Rethinking material standards makes us more efficient and affordable. Assembling furniture on site together with beer and friends is a plus but necessary in our books.

OP would like to invite you to an evening at our Stockholm Office for our event called “Build to last”. We believe that things should last. Building with good materials and clever techniques means less things to break or get thrown away.

Forget brochures and business cards, at “Build to last” we'll give you our 'business card'; a wooden stool that you will assemble yourself during the evening and bring home with you to use and enjoy for the rest of your life. A simple wooden stool that will last!*Limited units

We are starting of the year with a new, and some-what old, project together with IKEA. We are creating a new interior design concept for IKEAs workspaces in Älmhult. This is a team and project that we’ve been involved with for a long time now and it’s great seeing the project come together.

Pictures from the kick-off that we hosted late last-year in our Stockholm office.

Starting off the year with a variety of challenges such as adapting the office for new challenges with &Other Stories, simplifying how we consume locally produced food with Nordish and ensuring you take medicine on time by launching Mevia’s adherence devices.Pushing for more positive improvements with more clients; adapting the office for new challenges with &Other Stories, simplifying how we consume locally produced food with Nordish and ensuring you take medicine on time by launching Mevia’s adherence devices.

Back in 2018 we help IKEA with the design concept for the expansion of it’s Product Development Center, IKEA of Sweden, in Älmhult. The concept was simple, “Building for change”. A highly flexible structure with simple materials and different seperated laysers optimized for an office space undergoing constant change.

We ran a little merch prototyping station in our Stockholm office. Nothing beats the physical!

The new workspace we designed for &otherstories in Kungsholmen is coming along great. Here are some images of some highly skilled craftsmen fixing the acoustic padding directly against the slabs. For us it’s been really important to keep the existing character of the old brewery that now houses &otherstories new HQ workspace in Stockholm.

We packed up the office and went on a short trip to Lund and Malmö, in the south of Sweden, then over Öresund to Humlebæk and Louisiana. A lot of great Scandinavian architecture in this region to rest the eyes on!

We designed a new Pop-Up for IKEA Museum that was first launched during H22 City Expo in 2022.

The shop is built on the same racking principal of the IKEA Self-service area. A heavy duty racking acts as the carrying structure for the shop and content. Supporting both the exterior and interior. The shelfs are then divided into smaller units using MDF. The mantel pieces of the Pop-Up is the big  lamp hanging over the MDF centre podium, constructed of aluminium and 60x60 panels from the IKEA Floalt range.

Team: PJADAD / Jutta / JOPIA / Anna E / Built and assembled by IKEA Production Services.

We are happy to announce that we now have opened our sencond office, in Stockholm at Högbergsgatan 99 on Södermalm. Thanks to everyone who came and welcomed us in!

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Recently completed a temporary exhibition for IKEA together with SKEWED Productions.

“Helsingborg. A seaside town in the South of Sweden that you might not have heard of. By the end of 2022 we hope that Helsingborg will be firmly on the map.

In August of last year we began working on ‘H22’ a project with IKEA and the city municipality of Helsingborg. H22 is to be a ‘City Exhibition’ on an international scale, showcasing the best in new thinking around the future of the city.