• Product information
    Article number:
    110241
    Design:
    Sam Wilde
    Material:
    Linen 315
    Print:
    Hubris Tree

    Decorative cushion made with the Hubris Tree textile. The imaginative print is based off the Tree of Knowledge in the garden of Eden, seen through Eve's perspective. Designer Sam Wilde describes her as a heroine, who understood that paradise was artificial and that the only way to truly embody her real-self was to choose autonomy and leave Eden. The word Hubris refers with some irony to the decision to defy the norms of behaviour and challenge the gods. The design is a homage to Vegetable Tree and Hawai, two of Sam’s favourite Josef Frank-prints.

  • Product information
    Article number:
    110241
    Design:
    Sam Wilde
    Material:
    Linen 315
    Print:
    Hubris Tree

    Decorative cushion made with the Hubris Tree textile. The imaginative print is based off the Tree of Knowledge in the garden of Eden, seen through Eve's perspective. Designer Sam Wilde describes her as a heroine, who understood that paradise was artificial and that the only way to truly embody her real-self was to choose autonomy and leave Eden. The word Hubris refers with some irony to the decision to defy the norms of behaviour and challenge the gods. The design is a homage to Vegetable Tree and Hawai, two of Sam’s favourite Josef Frank-prints.

  • Design

    Decorative cushion made with the Hubris Tree textile. The imaginative print is based off the Tree of Knowledge in the garden of Eden, seen through Eve's perspective. Designer Sam Wilde describes her as a heroine, who understood that paradise was artificial and that the only way to truly embody her real-self was to choose autonomy and leave Eden. The word Hubris refers with some irony to the decision to defy the norms of behaviour and challenge the gods. The design is a homage to Vegetable Tree and Hawai, two of Sam’s favourite Josef Frank-prints.

    Designer

    Sam Wilde

    Sam Wilde

    Designer Sam Wilde positions his practice at the intersection of visual art and surface design, and is best known for visual storytelling through his bold repeat pattern work. Marrying a background in science with a masters in Printed Textiles from the Royal College of Art in London, has leveraged Sam with the skill set to pioneer a brand-new approach to surface creation.

    Demonstrating outstanding skills and artistry, Sam was awarded TexSelect 2018 and spotlighted as part of this generation's leading new designers. Having produced works for a number of reputable brands, including Apple, Svenskt Tenn, and the National Trust. Sam is now focused on establishing his signature world-building approach through his creative practice and collective brand Vespertine. Outside of his studio work, Sam Wilde is an active creative consultant, product designer and university lecturer.

  • Design

    Decorative cushion made with the Hubris Tree textile. The imaginative print is based off the Tree of Knowledge in the garden of Eden, seen through Eve's perspective. Designer Sam Wilde describes her as a heroine, who understood that paradise was artificial and that the only way to truly embody her real-self was to choose autonomy and leave Eden. The word Hubris refers with some irony to the decision to defy the norms of behaviour and challenge the gods. The design is a homage to Vegetable Tree and Hawai, two of Sam’s favourite Josef Frank-prints.

    Designer

    Sam Wilde

    Sam Wilde

    Designer Sam Wilde positions his practice at the intersection of visual art and surface design, and is best known for visual storytelling through his bold repeat pattern work. Marrying a background in science with a masters in Printed Textiles from the Royal College of Art in London, has leveraged Sam with the skill set to pioneer a brand-new approach to surface creation.

    Demonstrating outstanding skills and artistry, Sam was awarded TexSelect 2018 and spotlighted as part of this generation's leading new designers. Having produced works for a number of reputable brands, including Apple, Svenskt Tenn, and the National Trust. Sam is now focused on establishing his signature world-building approach through his creative practice and collective brand Vespertine. Outside of his studio work, Sam Wilde is an active creative consultant, product designer and university lecturer.

  • Care instructions

    Svenskt Tenn’s textile products such as cushions, place mats, napkins, pot holders and aprons can be machine washed in 40 degrees Celsius. Avoid colder temperatures as the colour can fade. Do not spin dry on a vigorous cycle. Can shrink 3-5%.

  • Sustainability and manufacturing

    Sustainability in focus

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  • Dela

Cushion Hubris Tree Length 40 cm Width 40 cm, Linen 315, Hubris Tree

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