Founded in 2016 by Kine Ask Stenersen and Kristoffer Eng (and first featured on TDC in 2017), Ask og Eng is one of my favourite Instagram accounts to follow. The Norwegian design studio was born from the couple’s desire to produce sustainable solutions when renovating, having designed and built their own kitchens and furniture for a number of years. With Kine’s background in environmental geography and climate change, and Kristoffer’s background in architecture, the launch of their own brand was a natural progression and has resulted in the production of many beautiful projects over the years. One such project, which I’m sharing today, is a newly built home located on the west coast of Norway, in Ålesund.

A New Build in Norway with Sustainable Design by Ask og Eng
A New Build in Norway with Sustainable Design by Ask og Eng
A New Build in Norway with Sustainable Design by Ask og Eng
Showcasing their functional custom designs and beautiful Nordic craftsmanship, Ask og Eng designed and produced all the furniture for the kitchen, wardrobe, laundry and bathroom. Known for their use of bamboo, which they favour for both its aesthetics and sustainability, they chose a beautiful grain bamboo for the kitchen and wardrobe. For the bathroom furniture, they chose to use wheat, which in contrast gives a more delicate Scandinavian feel. All of the pieces were custom made from the E collection, to perfectly suit the needs of the homeowners. 
A New Build in Norway with Sustainable Design by Ask og Eng
A New Build in Norway with Sustainable Design by Ask og Eng
A New Build in Norway with Sustainable Design by Ask og Eng
A New Build in Norway with Sustainable Design by Ask og Eng
A New Build in Norway with Sustainable Design by Ask og Eng
A New Build in Norway with Sustainable Design by Ask og Eng

Styling by Maria Hove Vestre / Photography by Anne Bråtveit

The clean designs and beautiful wood grains give the home so much elegance, warmth, and texture. To find out more about the Ask og Eng offering including Ikea fronts, custom design, and their own line of products, take a look here. 

Images courtesy of Ask og Eng

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