Keep it long, treasure it long.

Bright to the feelings

STILLEBEN means "still life" in STILL LIFE in English. STILLEBEN PRINT COLLECTION started in 2016 by STILLEBEN, which has always attracted attention in the Danish design world. STILLEBEN is also a pioneering shop that started selling graphic print posters, and with its sense
STILLEBEN is also the two who designed the Koehler border pattern "Omagio", which is also popular for tableware and vases, and creates soft and unique products.
This time, STILLEBEN, which is recommended to match the interior frame of MOEBE, a Danish brand that creates products with innovative designs, is compatible with both MOEBE and Japanese residential interior spaces. We have prepared 7 types of posters that fit in the frame to add color.

Designers and posters

▽ Reeta Ek ・ ・ ・ [A] Tulip Ⅲ
Finnish designer Reeta Ek is a textile and print designer living in Helsinki. Her tulip art poster, which she also designs Marimekko products, is a delicate piece that makes Japanese people imagine ink painting. The ephemeral petals of cheerful tulips are also expressed with beautiful brushstrokes, and this poster goes well with Japanese-style rooms.

▽ All the Way to Paris ・ ・ ・ [B] Carrots to Shatr-Purple, [C] Lunch in Paris
A family-style-themed table and hood-themed series in collaboration with Copenhagen-based design studio All Way To Paris and Stilleben by Tanja Vibe and Petra Olsson Gendt. All are warm posters that you will want to hang on the walls of your dining room or kitchen. It suits a young couple's new home or a family with children.

▽ Hein Studio ・ ・ ・ [D] Yucca Caramel, [E] Heliconia
The design of Hein Studio, a Copenhagen-based interior brand founded by creative director Rebecca Hein Hoffmann, is influenced by diversity, contemporary art, and architecture to help keep your everyday life beautiful. , Produces Scandinavian design with a focus on quality and craftsmanship.
The organic and distinctive graphics go well with the calm space, and are a unique piece in a quiet atmosphere that is familiar to vintage houses and old Japanese houses. "Heliconia" and "Yucca" have the theme of tropical plants, and they are somehow exotic.

▽ Berit Mogensen Lopez ・ ・ ・ [F] Alike
Alike, a work by Berit Mogensen Lopez that is imaginative and reminiscent of many things.
Berit Mogensen Lopez, who graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2001 and earned a degree in fashion and textile design, thought that "color and shape resonate with emotions like music". It is a work that sticks to how to use the shape. It is a poster that makes you want to get a glimpse of the situation of the author's trial and error, as if the exquisite and best arrangement was certainly created in the frame.

▽ Sarah Becker ・ ・ ・ [G] Stillben
Still life of Sarah Becker that brightens the space at once with this one piece.
It's a work by a Danish paper-cutting artist, and it's a fashion-like fun, probably because of his experience working with apparel brands such as Fendi and her John Galliano and Christian Dior. She graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2003. In addition to paper-cutting, she also works on embroidery, drawings, and paintings, but the combination of accidental motif lines unique to paper-cutting creates a sophisticated interior space.