Dale of Norway
Dale of Norway has launched a limited-edition home collection in collaboration with designer Pernille Døsvik, combining Norwegian textile craftsmanship, merino wool and a contemporary mountain-cabin aesthetic.
Developed alongside Døsvik’s cabin project at Skeikampen, the collection includes a blanket and two cushion covers, all made in Norway from 100% merino wool. The Trondheim blanket combines geometric influences from traditional Welsh weaving with the Trondheim rose, a motif rooted in Dale of Norway’s Norwegian design heritage.
The Skeikampen cushion cover continues the blanket’s geometric language, while the Austli design draws inspiration from tracks and lines in the landscape around Skeikampen, including groomed ski trails and patterns formed in untouched snow.
A muted palette of steel blue and sandy tones brings the three pieces together as a coordinated collection. Launched on 1 October, the limited-edition range is available in restricted quantities through Dale of Norway’s website and its own brand stores.
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