Mask by GamFratesi. Display and installation design for Kvadrat. Photo Credit: Kvadrat.

Targa by GamFratesi. Lounge chair in wood, wicker and upholstery. Produced by Gebrüder Thonet Vienna. Photo Credit: Gebrüder Thonet Vienna.

Violin by GamFratesi. Dining chair in steel, wood and upholstery. Produced by Gubi. Photo Credit: Gubi.

Beetle by GamFratesi. Upholstered dining chair with steel legs. Produced by Gubi. Photo Credit: Gubi.

Plot by GamFratesi. Leather screen with steel and brass frame. Produced by Poltrona Frau. Photo Credit: Poltrona Frau.

Mindcraft 2015, Milan. Curated and designed by GamFratesi Photo by Jule Hering.

Royal Creature by GamFratesi. Porcelain collection, produced by Royal Copenhagen. Photo Credit: Royal Copenhagen.

Yuh by GamFratesi. Floor standing lamp, produced by Louis Poulsen. Photo Credit: Louis Poulsen.

GamFratesi — Furniture designers and architects

“Our cultural differences help to encourage a more analytical approach. You cannot see things in life as a given when the other is questioning why.”

About:

Characterised by their unique duel heritage – Stine Gam from Denmark and Enrico Fratesi from Italy, the work of GamFratesi walks a fine line between both cultures to deliver a range of products and spaces that speak of their combined approach to design. Their contemporary language builds on the design history of their respective countries – from the Danish connection to material, process and functionality, to the Italian affinity for the conceptual and intellectual. Whilst their furniture, lighting and objects present a timeless aesthetic, interior and exhibition spaces often highlight the playful and thematic aspects of their practice. Each project is built up by hand in their Copenhagen studio through sketches, models and mockups in paper, wood and fabric – resulting in objects and spaces that are inherently humanistic.

Part of Mindcraft:

2011, 2012, 2015 (curators), 2016 (curators).

Website:

gamfratesi.com

Instagram:

@gamfratesi

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