- 'Stir it up little darling' tea spoon in olive wood
Elisabeth Dunker.
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House of Rym
- 'Go Undercover' cotton plaid nto
Cecilia Pettersson.
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House of Rym - 'Can I have another cup?' porcelain saucer
Anna Backlund/Elisabeth Dunker.
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House of Rym
#living
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I'm so excited about the latest brand I've added to Home Made Stories that I've dedicated a full inspiration page :).
To begin with, there is the unusual creation history of House Of Rym.
The Tunisian couple Rym Tounsi and Zied Youssef fell in love with Sweden, its design traditions and deep-rooted respect for nature during one of their travels. By the end of 2011, Swedish textile designers Anna Backlund and Elisabeth Dunker will both receive an email from Tunisia with the question of whether they are interested in making a contemporary design for the traditional fouta (typical hammam towel) for Rym and Zied's export company. Anna and Elisabeth, who happen to know each other, decide to reply as a team and three weeks later they fly to Tunisia to meet Rym and Zied.
Was the original intention for their cooperation to make modern designs for the textile range, once on the spot, they visited so many small studios and workshops that it began to bubble with Anna and Elisabeth. Only 6 months later, there was a complete collection of home accessories, from textiles to porcelain and articles in olive wood. Everything handmade from durable materials. A new eco-design brand was born.
Despite international success, the founders Rym and Zied are loyal to the original idea: lifting daily household items to a higher level by deploying original designs, durable materials and craft expertise.
- 'Stir it up little darling' tea spoon in olive wood
Elisabeth Dunker.
::
House of Rym
- 'Go Undercover' cotton plaid nto
Cecilia Pettersson.
::
House of Rym - 'Can I have another cup?' porcelain saucer
Anna Backlund/Elisabeth Dunker.
::
House of Rym
#living
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I'm so excited about the latest brand I've added to Home Made Stories that I've dedicated a full inspiration page :).
To begin with, there is the unusual creation history of House Of Rym.
The Tunisian couple Rym Tounsi and Zied Youssef fell in love with Sweden, its design traditions and deep-rooted respect for nature during one of their travels. By the end of 2011, Swedish textile designers Anna Backlund and Elisabeth Dunker will both receive an email from Tunisia with the question of whether they are interested in making a contemporary design for the traditional fouta (typical hammam towel) for Rym and Zied's export company. Anna and Elisabeth, who happen to know each other, decide to reply as a team and three weeks later they fly to Tunisia to meet Rym and Zied.
Was the original intention for their cooperation to make modern designs for the textile range, once on the spot, they visited so many small studios and workshops that it began to bubble with Anna and Elisabeth. Only 6 months later, there was a complete collection of home accessories, from textiles to porcelain and articles in olive wood. Everything handmade from durable materials. A new eco-design brand was born.
Despite international success, the founders Rym and Zied are loyal to the original idea: lifting daily household items to a higher level by deploying original designs, durable materials and craft expertise.
