Evelina Kroon’s work is, simply put – the kind of design that wakes you up and asks you to look again. The collection for FLD is packed with color, punch, and that perfect pop of graphic attitude.

From Gothenburg with love.

We couldn’t be more proud to announce our collaboration and exhibition at FLD Gallery with ceramic artist Karin Kakan Hermansson. In addition to the exhibition we will also launch a small limited edition interior collection.

Moira Frith is a British artist who also works in ecology and conservation. The botanical flora is often present in her visual world.

Brian McHenry is an artist from Ireland who is not classically trained, but who works with the greatest respect for art. He draws his way, processes emotions and life-determining events with the pen as a tool. A person and an artistry that touched us deeply.

Elisabeth Dunker is the leading designer and creative director of Fine Little Day. Her expression stems from a love of nature and craftsmanship and is rooted in a naive image. Some of Elisabeth's designs have become true Fine Little Day classics.

Yoshiko Hadas paintings and illustrations build a friendly, distinct visual language. For Fine Little Day she’s created posters with dynamic forms, colorful colors, and playful themes.

In the work of ceramist Frida Mälarborn Hoshino, the design language of the Swedish 18th century meets the Japanese method of coloring clay called Nerikomi. Her sculptures and objects not only have a poetic energy, but amazing painterly qualities.

Johanna Grigarová is a free spirit with her own distinctive and authentic aesthetics.

Kristine Thenman creates stories with clay that have their origin in nature. Her idiom and strong illustrative manner with organic patterns associates both Art Nouveau and folklore.

The Swedish artist Emilia Ilke has created the collection Sea Sea Sea for Fine Little Day – A collection celebrating the sea and all its treasures.

The work of Freja is the perfect match with Fine Little Day. We love her winding and unpredictable, distinct visual naivistic language. Freja Erixån have designed a new kids collection for us. Read an interview with Freja and discover the collection below.

Oscar Kaleva Karlsson is an innovative artist who restructures bits and pieces to form extraordinary art. He collects used materials like scrap wood or anything that he can get his hands on that seems interesting.

Artist Linnea Andersson is known for her large-scale botanical leaves in vibrant colours. Her energetic, expressive works mix colourful motifs and patterns that are striking, dynamic and distinctively decorative.

We love Unni’s raw, expressive and explosive expressions. Her manners feels bold and pleasantly fragmented with overlapping patched patterns and motifs.

Masas hands are constantly dry, no matter how much he lubricates them, for more than a decade they have kneaded, turned and trimmed.

Explore the collaboration between Ceramist Kajsa Cramer and Fine Little Day, based on friendship and a passion for handmade patterns and shapes. Elisabeth Dunkers pencil drawings joins marriage with Kajsas delicate porcelain shapes.

Wild berries, authentic materials, recreation and ultra-exclusive gastronomic adventures. That’s what we were served when joining Shalony Van Stralendorff aka Vandorff and Emelie Ivarsson from the lifestyle company Bonni Bonne.

Daniel Götesson, more widely known as EKTA, is a Swedish visual artist currently based in Gothenburg, Sweden. EKTA is a well-established artist whose work has appeared on murals and exhibitions in several parts of Europe, as well as in publications around the world.

Japanese artist Mogu Takahashi (born 1984) moves between drawing, painting, sculpture and all sorts of visual forms of expression. Humorously, spontaneously and playfully, the images come in a constant flow from an image-making that never stops.

There is an emotional presence to Åshaug’s motifs that speaks to us. She is an observer and works best spontaneous from a corner in her home.

Artist Karin Cyrén has made two poster collections for Fine Little Day. Cyrén is an artist, illustrator and author of children’s literature, based in Stockholm Sweden.

Bratt is another kind of garden designer and slow flower devotee who works as a consultant in gardening and farmer-florist from her beautiful garden and home on the island Tjörn in an archipelago on the west coast of Sweden.

In her work Sofia Lind plays with muted colors and lively patterns in a way that’s fresh and highly expressive, to create delightful pieces of art that catches the attention of the viewers.

Johan Åberg is an artist/artisan who founded Dyeforindigo in 2016, a Gothenburg based indigo studio offering natural indigodyeing, shibori and sashiko workshops and lectures.

Isis Maakestad is a visual artist and illustrator based in Gothenburg. Maakestad's artwork takes several forms; painting, illustration, collage, ceramic.