Interesting Times Gang and Ingridsdotter have collaborated to produce two new versions of Jonas Bohlin's Liv table: Liv Mahalo and Liv Tundra.

Design studio Interesting Times Gang and the brand Ingridsdotter, producer of Jonas Bohlin's work, collaborate on a unique circular product design project blending Swedish creativity and biophilic principles.

The centrepiece features the table Liv in two versions: Mahalo, made from recycled fishing nets and paired with Bohlin's iconic Liv table inspired by his 1994 rowing journey and Liv Tundra, crafted from discarded packaging and yoghurt containers.

This collaboration merges timeless Scandinavian aesthetics with sustainable materials, reflecting a shared narrative of water as a symbol of life and creativity.

As a result, this project represents the convergence of craftsmanship, circular design and environmental responsibility.

This project has been longlisted in the furniture design category of Dezeen Awards 2025.

Studio: Interesting Times Gang and Ingridsdotter
Project: Liv Mahalo and Liv Tundra
Credits: Jonas Bohlin