Photography
Two of us photograph. It started because we could not describe a finished room to a client who had not stood in it, and it has since become the way we test whether a project has actually worked — a room that photographs badly is usually telling you something true.
Everything below was made on our own projects, in available light, on the day the building was handed over or several years afterwards.
Alder House — the colonnade at seven in the evening, late August. 
Vinterhavn — a guest room before the linen went up. 
Sult — the hearth twenty minutes into the first service. 
Kalkhus Apartment — lime plaster, north light, no direct sun all day. 
Fjordly House — the courtyard in rain, which is most of the point of it. 
Rye Dining Table — end grain, three days after the first oiling. 
Terrane Showroom — a travertine slab leaning at four degrees. 
Grain & Grey — the reservoir floor, ninety minutes of direct light per day. 
Fald Lounge Chair — the underside, where the only seam is. 
Fossvik Works — the bench at lunch. 
Sæt Pendant — the 6 mm gap, photographed at dusk with the room lights off. 
Alder House — the same colonnade, February.