ECHO: An exhibition with carefully curated line-up of established brands alongside emerging talents

The complete list of exhibitors is now announced for ECHO – Sweden’s new exhibition platform for professionals, press, and the general public. The inaugural exhibition takes place 3–6 February in a former cannon workshop on Skeppsholmen, Stockholm. The next edition is set to take place in Copenhagen in June. The overall set design is created by Lotta Agaton Interiors. 

The exhibition brings together furniture, textiles, rugs, porcelain, lightning, and beds, alongside home appliances, consumer electronics, and art. Exhibitors at ECHO 2026 include: 
ASKO, Bang & Olufsen, Bemz, By Rydéns/Lisa Hilland, DUX, JOY Objects/Fredrik Paulsen, Kähler, Mia Cullin/Anki Gneib, Ogeborg, Solid Space Studio, Staffan Holm Studio, and the artist duo Ameln Merner. 

“We believe and hope that ECHO can offer something for a wide range of interests and needs. Our primary target group is architects and buyers, but the general public is equally important,” explains initiator Karin Sköldberg. “That’s why it was essential for us to create a relevant and inclusive exhibition.

The exhibition venue is defined by raw industrial architecture and generous natural light, creating a setting with views over the Baltic Sea and central Stockholm. The interplay between the building’s architecture and Lotta Agaton’s set design enhances both the space itself and the exhibition. 

“At its core, JOY is about creating a sense of community around an open and vibrant design scene. ECHO felt like a natural context for us – a place where ideas, people, and expressions can meet. As a small, niche brand, a collective format like this allows us to reach new audiences and create new conversations,” says Fredrik Paulsen, founder and chief designer of JOY Objects. 

The exhibition is open to the public Tuesday–Thursday 10 am–6 pm, and Friday 10 am–4 pm.  

Short information about the exhibitors
Ameln Merner
Ameln Merner’s artistic practice explores an earthy, muted colour palette and natural materials such as stone, wood, iron, and marble. Each object is designed to exist in harmony with the home as a subtle interruption, an apostrophe within its context, never as a dominant statement. 

ASKO
With a story shaped by more than 75 years of craftsmanship, innovation, and respect for nature ASKO designs and manufactures premium home appliances. Originating in a region defined by a harsh climate and limited resources, ASKO’s design philosophy grew out of necessity – where form follows function and practical usefulness is inherently beautiful.  

Bang & Olufsen
In November 2025, Bang & Olufsen marked its 100th anniversary with the launch of The Centennial Collection – an exclusive series celebrating the brand’s iconic design and sound innovation. The collection includes special editions of Beoplay H100, Beosound A5, and Beosound A9, crafted with unique materials and details. At ECHO, Bang & Olufsen introduces Beosound Premiere, a groundbreaking soundbar redefining the home cinema experience.  

Bemz 
Bemz presents its new collaboration with American interior designer Francesca Grace. Bemz is a design-driven e-commerce company specialising in made-to-measure furniture covers, with a strong focus on design, sustainability, and conscious consumption, Bemz aims to extend the lifespan of existing furniture.  

By Rydéns / Lisa Hilland 
Lisa Hilland is one of Sweden’s most acclaimed contemporary designers. Together with By Rydéns, she has created the lighting collection Gemma. With a poetic sensibility and a tactile approach to materials, Hilland bridges industrial production and skilled craftsmanship in designs that resonate, endure, and push aesthetic boundaries.

DUX 
DUX celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2026, marking the occasion with the launch of four limited-edition products. Three of these are presented at ECHO, alongside a curated selection of reinterpreted design classics from the existing range. The exhibition reflects DUX’ long-standing commitment to innovation, comfort, and timeless design, where technical development and craftsmanship remain central. 

JOY Objects 
The Swedish furniture brand JOY Objects presents JOY CHAIR ONE Alu & Pantera – a new interpretation of the iconic CHAIR ONE silhouette, introduced in a new material and colour. The chair features a frame made from recycled aluminium paired with an expressive bubblegum-pink seat in 100% recycled plastic. The result is a striking contrast between industrial restraint and playful colour – a recurring theme in JOY Objects design language.

Kähler 
The Danish porcelain brand Kähler presents the Hammershøi collection – a series inspired by Svend Hammershøi’s distinctive forms and artistic expression. Designer Hans-Christian Bauer has reinterpreted the classic tableware in a contemporary context. 

Mia Cullin & Anki Gneib 
Designers Mia Cullin and Anki Gneib presents sculptural works from their ongoing collaborative project Our Universe, where they explore new expressions and materials. One of their latest works is Mandala for Karl Andersson & Söner, developed through playful experiments with folded paper forms. 

Ogeborg 
Ogeborg presents new textile floor tiles, hand-tufted rugs, and an entirely new product category: sound-absorbing interior ceilings. Together, these launches demonstrate how conscious material choices and high design standards can co-exist. Through varied expressions and techniques, Ogeborg shows how architects and interior designers can create sustainable interiors without compromising the atmosphere of a space.  

Solid Space Studio
Sun Ray Chair by Solid Space Studio is a contemporary interpretation of the traditional spindle chair, with an emphasis on asymmetry. With a distinctly modern expression, the chai explores movement, direction, and continuity. At ECHO, Sun Ray Chair is presented in an outdoor version. 

Staffan Holm Studio
Tilt Stool by Staffan Holm Studio is a minimalist seating object that encourages movement and active sitting. Its cylindrical form, rounded base, and concave seat allow the stool to tilt in multiple directions. Despite its simple appearance, it evokes both physical and emotional responses from the user.

For further information or interview requests with exhibitors or the founder, please contact: 
Press@echoexhibition.se  

Background ECHO
The exhibition was originally intended as a complement to Stockholm Furniture Fair, to strengthen Stockholm as a design destination and Sweden as a design country. This ambition remains even after the announcement that Stockholm Furniture Fair has been postponed until 2027.

Address: Slupskjulsvägen 20-22, Skeppsholmen, Stockholm