Woody by Christian Flindt. A table produced from pur foam and cherry wood, in collaboration with cabinet maker Teis Dirch Abrahamsen. Contribution to Mindcraft 09. Photo Credit: Magnus Klitten.

Foamy by Christian Flindt. An upholstered pouf formed in a knitted waffle iron. A collaboration with textile designer Bodil Jerichau. Contribution to Mindcraft 10. Photo Credit: Magnus Klitten.

Concrete Foamy by Christian Flindt. Outdoor seating sculpture produced from concrete. A collaboration with textile designer Bodil Jerichau. Photo Credit: Magnus Klitten.

Gable Table by Christian Flindt. A sandwich table produced from fibre concrete and ash veneer. A collaboration with Kjeldtoft Cabinet Makers. Contribution to Mindcraft 13. Photo Credit: Magnus Klitten.

Light Concrete Walls by Christian Flindt. Concrete facade panels with integrated LED light. Photo Credit: Magnus Klitten.

Flindt Wall by Christian Flindt. Aluminium indoor and outdoor wall light investigating a simple cut to create shade and light. Produced by Louis Poulsen. Photo Credit: Louis Poulsen.

Flindt Plaza by Christian Flindt. A minimal totem of stacked light, creating scenographic lighting and different moods for outdoor spaces. Produced by Louis Poulsen. Photo Credit: Louis Poulsen.

Photo Credit: Marie Louise Munkegaard.

Christian Flindt — Designer

“I want my designs to express what they can do – or more importantly what the user can do with them, in the most clear and natural way.”

About:

Working from his Frederiksberg studio in the heart of Copenhagen, designer Christian Flindt splits his time between material explorations and industrial design projects for some of Denmark’s leading manufacturers. Models in clay and cardboard carry as much weight as his experiments into illumination – treating luminaires as a material unto itself. His work with lighting sits on the cutting edge both in terms of environmental and functional concerns, and assist in creating atmospheres conducive to collaboration and a sense of community – both indoors and out. Technically complex designs are boiled down to their simplest form, resulting in intuitive objects that encourage interaction and contain a longevity through their design language and high level of manufacturing.

Part of Mindcraft:

2009, 2010, 2013.

Website:

christianflindt.com

Instagram:

@christianflindt

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