(1) SCANDINAVIAN MODERN glass disign
They are functional and connected to the natural world.
The Scandinavian design movement first emerged during the 1930s in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. Because of their harsh winters, creating a warm, cosy home that let in as much natural light as possible was essential for their well-being which is why you’ll often find many textures such as knitted blankets and faux fur cushions featured heavily in Scandi-style homes.
It wasn’t until the 1950s’ where Scandinavian design really took off. The works of various, notable Nordic designers were presented across the United States and Canada and won awards for their minimalist style. Promoting clean lines and simple but beautiful designs inspired by nature and using sustainable yet affordable and easily accessible materials, people everywhere jumped on the bandwagon and started to include Scandinavian designs in both their home and office space.
(https://swyfthome.com/blogs/lifestyle/what-is-scandinavian-modern-design)
I also saw some design during I travel to Norway and Iceland.
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