Hesselbrand is an architecture studio based in London and Oslo, established in 2014 to forge a new design language for the emerging generation. The founders, Martin Brandsdal, Magnus Casselbrant, and Jesper Henriksson, brought with them a wealth of experience garnered from some of the most esteemed names in the industry. For over a decade now, they have been challenging architectural and design conventions through projects of all scales…
Hesselbrand is an architecture studio based in London and Oslo, established in 2014 to forge a new design language for the emerging generation. The founders, Martin Brandsdal, Magnus Casselbrant, and Jesper Henriksson, brought with them a wealth of experience garnered from some of the most esteemed names in the industry. For over a decade now, they have been challenging architectural and design conventions through projects of all scales.
At the core of Hesselbrand's design philosophy lies a departure from abstract concepts, instead focusing on the creation of spaces that are meant to be experienced, felt and truly lived in. Every project begins with a fundamental question: what is the purpose, and how can it be perceived and experienced? Sight, sound, texture, and volume are all carefully considered. Whether a retail store, hotel or private residence - each Hesselbrand design reveals its beauty through its practical use.
Hesselbrand seamlessly merges the disciplines of architecture, interior design, and spatial identity, weaving all three together effortlessly in its projects to create a cohesive experience. Their aim extends beyond the creation of aesthetics and functionality; seeking to transform the conversation surrounding design and redefining its significance within society. By broadening the scope of their work, from individual residences to housing, intimate restaurants to grand cultural centres, Hesselbrand is reshaping architecture and design on all scales, ushering in a new era of possibilities.
1017 ALYX 9SM, A-COLD-WALL*, Arabella Lennox-Boyd, Architectural Association, British Council, Boendekvalité, Copenhagen Fashion Week, Dover Street Market, Elliot’s, Frasers Group, H&M, Hollie Bowden, India Mahdavi, Jack Self, Kettle Kids, London School of Architecture, Nike, OK-RM, Pilar Corrias Gallery, ScandiKitchen, Selfridges, Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair, Tabayer, Tomorrow, Venice Architecture Biennale, Villa Lena Hotel & Art Foundation.