Jonna Dagliden Hunt

In issue 06 of The New Era Magazine, we visit a selection of remarkable homes and studios, and speak with thinkers, makers, and creatives about the present moment. We explore the home of artist Gun Gordillo and the studio of Karl Monies in Copen­hagen. In London, we spend time with designer Bethan Laura Wood in her eclectic home. In a tribute to print, we travel to New York to visit the home of Felix Burrichter, founder of PIN UP magazine. Designer Fredrik Paulsen interviews Ron Arad, and interior design studio Halleroed reflects on interior design in a moment of fear and crisis. We also sit down with designer and creative director Willo Perron in his multidisciplinary studio in Los Angeles. We have no idea what the world will look like in 20 years, and clinging to the idea that things will stay the same only makes it harder to cope with change. We have to remain adaptable, he says. Widely regarded as one of Scandinavia s leading magazines, The New Era Magazine brings together interiors, architecture, design, and craft in a beautifully designed biannual publication. Each issue introduces readers to some of the most compelling spaces, people, and ideas shaping the cultural land­scape today.

An interiors magazine in paperback format. The New Era Agenda is a companion publication to the Scandinavian interiors title The New Era Magazine. Published as an annual special edition paperback, it fuses previously published homes and studio visits with brand new content and ideas. On 320 pages readers get invited to homes and studios of architects, makers, artists and designers shaping our visual and material culture. In the first volume we visit the legendary Paimio Sanatorium, designed by Aino and Alvar Aalto, and the home of designer and maker Fredrik Paulsen. Creative force Ana Kra invites us to her Paris home, and the interior architect Emanuele Stamuli takes us on a tour of his home and studio in Stockholm. We discuss making with Philippe Malouin and new aesthetics with Formafantasma, and we visit the designer Ilse Crawford. We also take a look at the new undercurrents shaping the Nordic design scene.