Gudbrandsdalen Uldvarefabrik
I like to combine the old traditions with a modern twist, so my first stop was Gudbrandsdalen Wool Factory in Lillehammer, where I was fortunate enough to bring home second-quality fabrics to use in the vests. The entire production happens in-house, and they are one of the few remaining factories in Norway. It was really inspiring to take a tour and look into every small process.
Herringdal and Morgedal were designed by Kari Skogstad in the mid-1980s. These two classic upholstery fabrics have been combined into a family and given new, muted colors that create a warm atmosphere and a sense of quality and well-being. The traditional patterns have become a symbol of quality, and on furniture, they create a beautiful and exclusive expression. Beautiful neutral tones in beige and gray meet classic mélange in durable and timeless designs made to last.
Gudbrandsdalen Uldvarefabrik
Their unique knowledge of wool is woven into everything they create.
