We're happy to announce that Peter Andersson, designer of Corso Easy Chair and Taburett Plus Chair, has been awarded the prestigious Bruno Mathsson Prize 2026.
The Bruno Mathsson Award is the biggest design award in the Nordics, and the motivation reads: “…with the user at the center and playful, thought-provoking concepts, designs furniture and products that enrich our everyday actions with moments of insight.”The award ceremony will take place at the Vandalorum Museum of Art and Design in Värnamo, in connection with the opening of an exhibition featuring Peter’s work. We would like to extend our warmest congratulations on behalf of Lammhults!
Peter Andersson works with contextual design on projects stretching from conceptual to strictly functional. He is pragmatic by default, but has a strive to see things from new and different angles, making the ordinary less ordinary.
Besides day-to-day design work, Peter has almost from the start been involved in design education. In 2003, as a young designer himself, he served as Head of Department at Beckmans College of Design. Later, he worked as a senior lecturer in furniture design at Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts & Design. Nowadays the focus is on the design studio, but he is still frequently engaged as a visiting lecturer.
Discover more about Peter in 'A collaborative practice'
Products designed by Peter Andersson
In 2021, Peter designed the Corso easy chair for Lammhults, and in 2024 he created the Taburett Plus chair as a homage to the popular 282 stool.
Corso
Expressive character with minimal design, with Corso less truly becomes more. The resource-efficient construction creates a soft and resilient expression, while the minimal use of upholstery enhances the design’s clarity delivering comfort with a contemporary twist.
Taburett Plus
Taburett Plus is a homage to the popular 282 stool created by Lammhults founder Edvin Ståhl in 1955 and reissued as Taburett in 2014. The chair is produced using plastic reclaimed from old refrigerators, while all of the chair’s materials can be separated for future recycling.
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