Tjerand Fine Furniture

04/05/2026

Alexander Kielland Kitchen

Set within a raw concrete house — gabled roof clad in corrugated steel, polished cement and wide plank flooring — this kitchen was designed to meet the architecture on its own terms. As the kitchen adds warmth from elm wood fronts, and tinted green quartzite, the result is an expressive palette of honest, natural surfaces — bold in character, precise in ex*****on.

With two islands, this kitchen layout is noteworthy on its own, providing ergonomic advantages in addition to a clear design narrative. Both islands are clad in Fuxite quartzite on their outward-facing sides, but as one moves in between them, elm wood and the elevated stone backsplash is revealed. In the grand industrial context of the house, these furnishing elements provide a contrasting environment.

This kitchen allows the cook to prepare food in a 360-degree workflow, providing immediate access to ample counter space, while keeping line of sight (and speech) through the linear house interior. While the kitchen counter provides versatile cooking zones including both teppanyaki and induction, the downdraft ventilators allow the ceiling to stay deliberately unaffected by any kitchen installation. The steel elements above are also interpreted in the form of custom-made handles for the tall cabinets – industrial and functional, easy to spot and use. With a sink in seamless quartzite cut out from the countertop and compact cabinetry for storage and utilities, this kitchen comes together as more minimalist than what it may first appear. A design focused on removing excess, leaving the materials in focus.

Photos by Fotograf Tom Haga.

12/02/2026

Tre | på | rad

Situated amidst the Kvitfjell mountains, this thoughtful cabin project was completed together with R21 Arkitekter in autumn 2025. With modesty and simplicity in mind, we have developed suitable built-in furniture within an engaging and unique project scope. Based on solid materials and craftmanship, this cabin is developed commercially for modular mass production. The walls are solid pine timbers, joined with dovetails, a traditional technique that we've integrated in our furniture.

With furniture produced in locally sourced solid pine, and a brand new and self-developed joinery method, this project has provided an opportunity for us to extend our range in furniture longevity and production efficiency. 'Cabin furniture' has historically been made of solid-pine or other accessible materials to accommodate varying indoor. Drawing on this historical approach, our goal was to achieve a more refined expression. We wanted to offer something visually timeless.

All cabinets are joined together with a method that nearly eliminates the need for nails and screws, and instead replaces connectors with sophisticated CNC operations. The cabinets are flat-packed and easily assembled on site with few tools, resulting in a sturdy construction for years to come. The idea is complemented by steel countertops and seamlessly integrated appliances, with linseed oil deeply embedded in the woodgrain as a final touch.

Get to know the project better on 3pr.no.

Photos by Ruben Ratkusic

11/03/2025

Wining

Proud to share some snapshots from the newly opened Oslo winebar 'Wining'. The two-storey bar was furnished by Tjerand during 2024, including winecabinets, serving bar, tables, couches and a wine cellar housing a selection of a several thousand bottles.

Photos by Ivar Kvaal

14/02/2025

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