Peter Hiort-Lorenzen and Johannes Foersom have been working with Lammhults since the mid-1980s, so in some ways they are elder statesmen of Lammhults design today. They have been an instrumental part of the shift within Lammhults to become a more international company, not only because of their Danish nationality, but because of what Johannes refers to as "that little chair". That would be Campus. Campus has been a great success both in Sweden and abroad. The chair has been given several awards.

EDUCATION

1969
Furniture carpenter at Gustav Berthelsen, Copenhagen

1972
Arts and Crafts School, Copenhagen

1977
Partnership with Peter Hiort-Lorenzen


PETER HIORT-LORENZEN

1962
Ship carpenter, Helsingør Shipbuilding Yard

1965
Arts and Crafts School Copenhagen

1968
The Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Copenhagen

1972
Established his own Design Studio

1977
Partnership with Johannes Foersom


AWARDS

1970, 1972, 1977
The Danish State Art's Fund

1974, 1975
Kröyer's Memorial Award

1980
Nationalbanken's Jubilee Fund

1985
The Annual Award of the Danish Furniture manufacturers

1992, 1994, 1995, 1999
Design Zentrum Nordrhein Westfalen's Prize for high design quality

1994
The Forsnäs Prize

1995, 1996, 1997
Bo Bedre's Design Award

1995
Best of Neocon, Chicago

1998
The Bruno Mathsson Award

2000
Excellent Swedish Form for table Atlas


Note: Some of the above mentioned awards/prizes have been awarded to Peter Hiort-Lorenzen and Johannes Foersom individually, but the majority have been awarded to them for team projects.