The idea for a joint project was born in a meeting with Lars in 2019. The goal was to create a pattern that would look just as good on or next to the set table. A beautiful pattern with a clear connection to nature.

– Basically all of my projects have some kind of relationship to nature, gardens and flora, says Lars.

In IV Klöver Collection we meet the four-leaf clover, a plant that Lars has collected and saved in books since childhood. Furthermore, Lars is often inspired by Louise de Vilmorin, the author who wrote Coco Chanel's biography in 1957 and whose family has been known as France's leading seed producers since the 19th century. A family that symbolizes botany and garden splendor.

- The pattern I designed I imagine Louise de Vilmorin would decorate with today. The table linens and towels are woven in 100% linen and we have also developed a stronger textile woven with a linen warp and a wool weft. The textile is for furniture upholstery and is found in our cushions.
- I think a lot about how the product can be used in different contexts and seasons. It is important to have a combination of high quality and design that is timeless, says Lars.

Active primarily in the fashion industry but also in interior design for over 30 years. From Virginska Skolan in Örebro to fashion such as Paris Ecole de la Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne in France. An internship led to employment at Chanel Haute Couture. After that to Christian Lacroix where he spent nine professional years. His career then continued within some of the world's largest fashion houses, including Balmain, Dior, Ralph Lauren, Bill Blass and Nina Ricci.
Lars has received several awards and recognition for his work and has held a place on Vanity Fair's Best Dressed list in 2001 to New York Magazine Designer of the Year 2001. Swedish magazine Damernas Världs fashion prize Guldknappen 2006, WSJ Best in show 2019 with the carpet VASA for Vandra Rugs and Elle Decoration Årets Textil 2019 for the textile collection Capri for Svenskt Tenn.