behind the photographs …

Bolon celebrates “The Story of Bolon” with the launch of a limited edition book 2013 marks the 10th year anniversary since sisters Annica and Marie Eklund, third generation in the family company, took over Bolon and transformed it from a traditional weaving mill into a global design brand. To celebrate the remarkable and inspiring journey Bolon has gone through since its start in 1949, the company is now releasing an exclusive book. The book itself is utterly an utterly tactile experience bound by a Bolon spine. The European launch took place at Salone del Mobile during Milan Design Week. The Story of Bolon is a flirtatious dalliance with the fine books found on the coffee tables of the fashion world and has a wealth of photographs and interviews with some of the world’s foremost creators, designers and architects; from Rosita Missoni, Jean Nouvel and Giulio Cappellini to Thomas Sandell and Gert Wingårdh … seriously it’s stunning.   The man behind the photographs is Tobias Regell, with a portfolio including both H&M and Bentley. Editor is well known journalist Simon Mills, bespoke editor at Wallpaper and contributor to a number of magazines. Annica and Marie Eklund will be in Australia for Sydney Indesign this year as ‘International Guests’. So look out for them at Sydney Indesign.

"The Story of Bolon" limited edition book.

“The Story of Bolon” limited edition book.

"The Story of Bolon" limited edition book.

“The Story of Bolon” limited edition book.

"The Story of Bolon" limited edition book.

“The Story of Bolon” limited edition book.

"The Story of Bolon" limited edition book.

“The Story of Bolon” limited edition book.

"The Story of Bolon" limited edition book.

“The Story of Bolon” limited edition book.

"The Story of Bolon" limited edition book.

“The Story of Bolon” limited edition book.

"The Story of Bolon" limited edition book.

“The Story of Bolon” limited edition book.

"The Story of Bolon" limited edition book.

“The Story of Bolon” limited edition book.

 Story by Richard Misso images courtesy of Bolon.

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