Sinus by Pearla Pigao, Kapp by Noidoi, Scoop by Lars Tornøe, PLACE by Petter Skogstad, Wood Clay Chair No.3 by Sigve Knutson.

A series of sculptural vessels in ceramic, Levels of Attachment & Belonging explores the sometimes uncomfortable process of adaptation, and the compromises enforced by the compulsion to ‘fit in’. The vases are defined by the interior architecture of the gallery in which they are displayed, shaped or deformed by the edges, contours and furniture against which they are placed. Some retain their function as vases; others have been rendered useless by the brutal attempt to force them into the space.

Frame Chair by Stine Aas, Sinus Bicycle Rack by Vestre, James by Sara Polmar, Kofi Table by Martin Solem and Dais by Northern

Designed to enhance modern shared spaces, Redirect is a series of versatile panels that can serve as both sound absorbers and room dividers, creating distinct zones in contempo-rary workspaces. Made from lacquered steel frame upholstered with coloured textiles, each element can be either wall-mounted or freestanding, with adjustable frames  that allow them to be adapted however the space requires.

Suldal Soft 610 by Gudbrandsdalens Uldvarefabrik, RIG by Peer Skogstad, Kapp by Noidoi, Oslo Stool by So Takahashi, Håg Capisco Puls by Flokk, UR Watering Can by Elementa, Urban Screen by Vestre

A domestic sculpture designed to help keep its owner organised, James is a versatile multi-purpose object that combines aesthetics and practicality. A terrazzo base holds a pair of ash-wood bowls of different dimensions, which can be used to store keys, coins, sunglasses, make-up, jewellery and other frequently misplaced items. The polished steel mirror can be used either in place or picked up. All parts are removable, allowing James to be further developed to include other elements and functions.

KI Light by Elementa, Levels of Attachment & Belonging by Lillian Toren, Carl by Domaas/Høgh, Grorudstolen by Objekt

At Norwegian Presence, GU presents an updated and expanded colour palette for two of the standout fabrics in its textile collection: the simple, soft and durable Amdal (70% pure new wool, 30% viscose) and Heddal Stitched (80% new wool, 10% viscose, 10% polyamide), a solid and minimalist textile inspired by the traditional garment of the Gudbrandsdalens valley dwellers.

Scoop is a family of three multi-purpose wooden bowls in ash and oak, featuring scoop-like depressions that can be used to store or display small objects. Starting with a clean rectangular block, Torn.e has used rounded tools of different sizes to scrape out the space—a process akin to scooping ice cream from a tub.