From Skogen to SKOG
Skogen Design becomes art space SKOG! Brian and Kim have looked forward to telling you about these big news for a while now! Skogen Design is not closing because of few customers, low revenue or frustrations. Brian and Kim simply want to do something different and to work with new people and friends in a new concept. Art space SKOG is now taking over the location in Schweigaarsdsgate 94. The new art association is eager to create one of the newest and best art spaces in Oslo’s Eastend. Read about the people behind SKOG here. The new concept opens on the 27 October.
Read about how you can support the new concept and get invitations to unique events here.
Brian Noguera-Gabrielli is looking forward to opening the artroom SKOG
Background:
Skogen Design startet in 2014 as one of Norway’s first web stores for vintage and mid-century design from the 1930s to the 1970s. It was created by Brian and Kim Noguera-Gabrielli. It came into the making because Brian struggled to get his medical doctor lisence in Norway and decided to create his own job. In 2017 the webstore became a physical store in Schweigaardsgate 94. The store survived and thrived through the corona crisis.
