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Issue 62 - Living in the Environment Issue

Issue 62

Living in the Environment Issue

Issue 62 is the first issue of the year and always a great time to put our best foot forward. With Adam Goodrum, the loveliest man in design, as Guest Editor, we draw on his insights as a furniture designer, artist and educator to look at the makers shaping our design world. Sustainability has never been more important, and increasingly this is a consideration from the start with projects designed to address their immediate environment as well as the longevity of the planet. From the coldest winters to the most tropical of summers, addressing how we live in the environment is crucial to creating the perfect home.

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Danish design meets personalised luxury eyewear
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Danish design meets personalised luxury eyewear

LINDBERG Eyewear

LINDBERG has unveiled its spring-summer 2025 campaign, spotlighting a fresh collection of sunglasses that merge heritage craftsmanship with contemporary design sensibilities.


Danish eyewear brand LINDBERG’s spring-summer (SS25) collection is laser-focused on luxury and high design. It also marks the brand’s first sunglasses release since joining Kering Eyewear. The new campaign centres on personalisation and individuality, with portrait-style visuals featuring people wearing their own custom LINDBERG frames. These made-to-measure designs underscore LINDBERG’s design philosophy – that “true luxury is made to measure.”

Rooted in Danish modernist principles, the SS25 sunglasses highlight the brand’s dedication to material innovation and – fittingly enough – visual clarity. Frames are crafted using ultra-lightweight materials and precision-engineered without screws or rivets, an emblem of LINDBERG’s drive towards “ingenuity on the verge of the impossible.” The clean lines and sleek proportions of the collection offer a unisex appeal while retaining minimalist elegance.

Meanwhile, colour plays a critical role in the collection, taking cues from some renowned design names. The lens palette looks to Olafur Eliasson’s 2006 installation Your Panorama Rainbow, located in Aarhus near LINDBERG’s headquarters. This subtle nod to Danish art embeds cultural storytelling into the eyewear’s visual identity, connecting craftsmanship to contemporary artistic expression.

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Founded in 1986 by architect Henrik Lindberg and optometrist Poul-Jørn Lindberg, the brand has continually pushed the boundaries of functional, minimalist eyewear design. The new collection continues this trajectory, offering refined construction in titanium, gold, platinum and other durable materials.

Reprising his role as global brand ambassador is Jackson Yee, whose understated elegance is highlightes to sync with LINDBERG’s vision of effortless sophistication. The SS25 campaign is all about the LINDBERG commitment to Danish design values, combining comfort, clarity and customisation in a product that speaks as much to tradition as it does to future-facing design.

Next up: Volker Haug awarded Melbourne Design Week Prize


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Issue 62 - Living in the Environment Issue

Issue 62

Living in the Environment Issue

Issue 62 is the first issue of the year and always a great time to put our best foot forward. With Adam Goodrum, the loveliest man in design, as Guest Editor, we draw on his insights as a furniture designer, artist and educator to look at the makers shaping our design world. Sustainability has never been more important, and increasingly this is a consideration from the start with projects designed to address their immediate environment as well as the longevity of the planet. From the coldest winters to the most tropical of summers, addressing how we live in the environment is crucial to creating the perfect home.

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