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Sweden’s Top Christmas Gifts, 2022
Ceramics imprinted with tradition Can’t get enough of home decor? Neither can design company Cult Design. Here, ceramics play the main character and the design company’s pieces have become beloved parts of the flower
to see that people really appreciate the products, makes it all the more fulfilling,” says Marita.
By Nina Bressler
Lasting design with deep roots
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It’s the details that elevate the design of a home. At Cult Design, you’ll find extra touches for every room. From square flowerpots and candle holders, to tableware in every shape and form, kitchen accessories and seasonal décor; the design company has provided popular design products for over 20 years. Behind the brand is Marita Lord. An experienced design-industry professional, she and a friend founded Cult Design in 2001. “It felt like a natural step after a life-long career in design,” she says. “I’ve always drawn and made sketches – since I was a child and into adulthood. It’s a fantastic feeling to see my creations 50 |
Issue 148
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November 2022
on paper come to life through ceramics and the skillful hands of the people who manufacture it. To do this full time and
Marita designs the majority of Cult Design’s products, while guest designers occasionally contribute smaller collections. Every piece has a purpose and is created with profound care. The popular collection ‘Orient’ consists of bowls, plates, dishes, salt- and pepper shakers, mugs and the like, and its engraved design is inspired by unity. “I was inspired by different cultures and wanted to create a collection that gathers people from all nations around the table. The French lily, Moresque design, the Indian sun symbol, and patterns from the Persian culture were combined with Scandinavian design to create products that express a feeling of home to many. We eat food from every corner of the planet every day, we live in