Scandinavian design is a conversation between form and function, Every detail matters. At Muuto, objects are familiar yet inspiring, living in our spaces,

accompanying gestures.

Created for the Muuto Design Contest, this project explores the intimate connection between form and function, where an object ceases to be a mere tool and becomes a story, through curves, textures, and touch.

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What Heritage Represents

Heritage is continuity. An object that endures does more than witness its era. It ages with us, absorbs our gestures, and holds the memory of interaction.

True endurance comes from intimacy. From closeness arises attachment, and eventually, transmission.

We chose the mirror, one of the most personal objects, reflecting ourselves and inviting a tactile dialogue. Its movement, texture, and touch become a language.

The material is sculpted like skin, shifting naturally from smooth to rough, polished to raw. These textures evoke the passage of time, the trace of gesture, and the beauty of what lasts.

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Touch as a Philosophy

Touch is more than sensation; it is language. It forms a connection that goes beyond function, becoming emotion. It extends the user’s senses, expressing

curiosity, instinct, and recognition. Through touch, the object comes alive, responds, and communicates.

In this dialogue, touch is the culmination, sealing a bond between user and object, intimate and enduring.