Projects — Selected Works Linnea Wallin

Lanolin
2023, Konstfack
Class IAK117 lead by Mia Cullin
Duration: 1 week

Material: Steele and Wool
Dimensions: 300x1600x300

Exploring the relationship between two contrasting materials: metal and wool. With distinct different physical properties and production methods in the materials the project investigates how their structural, tactile, and visual qualities can create new possibilities in furniture design.

Every year, thousands of tonnes of wool are discarded, not because the material lacks value, but because the industry lacks the capacity and infrastructure to process it.

Wool is renewable, biodegradable, and endlessly versatile. Its unique structure regulates temperature, it is flame retardant, resists odors, repels moisture, and offers exceptional durability.
Beyond its performance, wool represents a understanding for responsibly. From the pasture to the finished product.

In this project I created a floor lamp with wool donated by Hushållningssällskapet in Halland I and a base welded with a pattern that inspired by agricultural land fields.

Södra Stadshusets Bakficka
2026, Konstfack
Thesis work / Graduation project
Duration: 23 Feb - 13 May

Authorship: Linnea Wallin

Södra Stadshusets Bakficka is a bachelor's degree project completed within the Interior Architecture and Furniture Design programme at Konstfack University in the spring of 2026.

Historic buildings require new functions to remain relevant and actively used over time. This project is driven by the belief that interior architecture and design can unlock the potential of existing spaces rather than relying on demolition or new construction. Through simple, non-invasive, and reversible interventions, culturally significant environments can be reactivated and their lifespan extended.

The proposal materializes through interventions in MDF and kraft paper, taking the form of an acoustic wall, tables, and lighting elements.

The design process resulted in insights into how architecture and interior design can challenge established conventions within conservation practice and question traditional preservation narratives. Ultimately, the project demonstrates how the relationship between the old and the new can be renegotiated, allowing history and contemporary life to coexist within the same space.

Chess
2023, Konstfack

Material: Cherry and ash
Dimensions: Variated

Authorship: Linnea Wallin with William Segerlind

Cuttingboards made as a side project together with William Segerlind. Every piece is crafted by hand and unique. Sold at Pompa the Shop Södermalm.

Project Name
2047

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