PRESS RELEASE 'LUX Limited Edition, wohnkultur 66, hamburg 20/02/2019
On 9 May 2019 gallery ‘Wohnkultur 66’ will continue their series “Contemporary” and show under the title Lux Limited Edition selected works by the Swedish designer Mats Theselius and the Australian designer Glen Baghurst. Both stand for a strong and independent design language and at the same time insist on the excellent craftsmanship of their designs. Some of these are only produced in small editions, but always in craft businesses that work to the highest standards.
ABOUt 'Wohnkultur 66'
Wohnkultur 66, which is Anna Martina Münch & Manfred Werner, has specialized in architects furniture of the first half of the 20th century. Since 1993 they sell manufactured pieces from Scandinavian, Austrian and Austro-American architects and designers.
The showroom is located in an historical slaughterhouse in Hamburg Schanzenviertel. 2009 Wohnkultur 66 opened a gallery in Berlin-Mitte.
Some of the represented brands: House of Finn Juhl, Brdr. Petersens Polstermöbelfabrik, PP Möbler, Friedrich Kiesler Collection & Johannes Spalt by Wittmann, Kalmar Werkstätten, Werkstätte Carl Auböck, Richard Neutra collection by VS, our own collection “Vienna – New York”, Frank Lloyd Wright lamp collection and many others…
ABOUT GLEN BAGHURST
Glen Baghurst studied industrial design in Melbourne. Later in Sweden he worked for Apocalypse Labotek and worked closely with Mats Theselius. He lives and works in Australia and Sweden, where he has his designs made in manufactories.
“Some of my design language and appreciation for materials and process came through Mats, but my previous impression of Scandinavian design has changed, because its modern designers are twisting its original values. I do this by maximizing scale; minimalism is usually about reduction. I blow things up.”
Glen Baghurst
about MATS THESELIUS
Mats Theselius, artist, interior designer and furniture designer, first studied at the Stockholm Art Academy Konstfack. He became famous mainly for his designs Älgskinnsfåtölj (elk leather armchair), El Rey (1999) or the furniture for the Swedish company Källemo. He has been professor at Gothenburg University (1995–96) and is a member of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts.