Practical storage at Netlight
The employees of the IT company Netlight Consulting often work in places other than the office. Therefore, a storage solution for outerwear and other belongings was needed. Read more about how we developed practical storage with Flex here!
New Project – OBOS
The activity-based office is in the spotlight when more companies choose to work in hybrid. OBOS has improved its possibilities for the new way of working with Flex – personal storage. Read more about the project here!
Easter 2022
We at Lundqvist Inredningar want to take the opportunity to wish all customers and partners a wonderful Easter weekend! We will be on holiday from Thursday afternoon and are back, with new energy, on Tuesday again! Closed April 14-18 🐣
Sustainability check approved for Lundia
Lundia Wood and Lundia Steel have been approved by Byggvarubedömningen! This is a confirmation that we work for sustainable production with non-toxic products and sustainable supply chains. Read more about the assessment in Byggvarubedömningen’s web service.
Only booked visits to our showrooms
We at Lundqvist Inredningar are back after a wonderful Christmas holiday, but with some changes! Due to the current situation with an increased spread of the coronavirus, we only accept booked visits to our showrooms. If you want a meeting with distance, we are happy to consult via videolink, telephone, or email. Continue to take […]
Pricelist for 2022
The new price list 2022 is now available on request! The price list is valid from 2022-01-01 and until further notice, but no later than 2022-12-31. Please note that due to the current situation, price adjustments may occur during the year if raw material prices so require, we will then inform via our channels at […]
Studio Visit – Andreas Klippinge
NOTIZ / Visit to the studio at Andreas Klippinge – the designer behind Lundqvist’s storage series Notiz Can you tell us where we are?We are in an Italian palace in Småland, more precisely in Växjö. I have my design studio in an old hospital building whose architect is said to have been inspired by palace […]
