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Layer Throw Blanket

Design by Mariken Steen-Forgaard

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Layer Throw Blanket

Design by Mariken Steen-Forgaard

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1.790

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Estimated shipping date: March 3, 2026

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Layer is an exploration of color, light, and tactile memory. Building on her previous work with the Echo series, designer Mariken Steen-Forgaard continues her investigation into how colors interact. While her earlier work focused on bold primary colors, Layer introduces a softer, more nuanced palette of secondary tones, inspired by the nostalgic, faded hues of 1970s family photo albums.

The design uses shifts in contrast and clever layering to create an illusion of three-dimensional depth within a two-dimensional weave. Made from soft New Zealand wool, the material absorbs light to enhance the warmth of the earthy green, brown, and yellow tones. Finished with generous 8 cm fringes, Layer is a tactile tribute to slow living and domestic comfort.

Product type: Throw blanket
Design: Mariken Steen-Forgaard, 2026
Material: New Zealand wool
Colours: Brown, green or orange
Net weight: 1.1 kg

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Mariken Steen-Forgaard

Internationally renowned Norwegian graphic artist Mariken Steen-Forgaard has an academic background in communication design, so storytelling is a big part of her creative process.Describing her work as a “curious exploration of new ideas”, whether working on a commission or a self-initiated project, Mariken likes to repurpose the materials she’s got to hand. Often pursuing abstract concepts, such as memory, imagination, and perception, the overall aim is to merge the mundane with aesthetics and philosophy.

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