Aula

Our studio continues to work across interior architecture, product design, and production— a combination that has felt entirely natural to us since Aula was founded nearly ten years ago.

Working closely with materials, production methods, and making processes gives us a deeper understanding of how things come into being. Seeing an object take shape through careful steps, and working with our hands, are experiences we carry across disciplines. It makes us better in both fields, keeps us grounded, and helps us stay focused on what matters.

Here, Filipine, our oak trays, taking shape at the studio. Soon available at Norway Designs.

In the project we’ve named House of Curiosity, shaped by both the history of the house and the owners’ aesthetic preferences, the interiors are now starting to take form. Wallpaper is going up, the kitchen is being installed, and the red thread running through colours and material choices is becoming visible.

This is such a satisfying moment in the design process, seeing all the elements come together. Each part has been chosen on its own terms, yet always in relation to a larger aesthetic direction.