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KIN by Lars Beller Fjetland: Celebrating the People Who Matter Most

a family mum dad brother sister and baby all made from walnut wood

Some designs make a statement. Others tell a story.

The beautiful KIN collection by Norwegian designer Lars Beller Fjetland does both, capturing something deeply personal through the simplicity of Scandinavian design.

At first glance, the KIN figures appear wonderfully understated. Crafted from rich walnut, mahogany and maple wood, their clean lines and gentle expressions reflect the timeless beauty that Scandinavian design is known for. But look a little closer, and you'll discover that these charming wooden figures are about much more than aesthetics.

They are a celebration of family, friendship and the people who matter most.


A Modern Interpretation of Family

The word "kin" traditionally means family, relatives and loved ones. When Lars Beller Fjetland created the collection for ArchitectMade, he wanted to explore how the meaning of family has evolved over time.

Today, family comes in many forms. It may be parents and children, grandparents and grandchildren, close friends, chosen family or the people who simply make life brighter.

The KIN collection embraces this idea beautifully. Rather than presenting a fixed family unit, each figure can be chosen individually and combined to create a unique group that reflects your own relationships. The collection encourages us to celebrate the people closest to us, whatever form that may take.


a wooden figure of a boy standing away from the family

Designed to Be Interactive

One of the most charming features of the KIN figures is their subtle personality.

Each figure has a tilting, interchangeable head that allows them to express different emotions and interactions. A slight tilt can make a figure appear curious, thoughtful, shy or admiring. When displayed together, they seem to engage in silent conversations, creating little stories of their own.

This playful element is something Lars Beller Fjetland deliberately wanted to encourage. Rather than creating objects simply to be admired from a distance, he designed KIN to be touched, moved and enjoyed as part of everyday life.


KIN by Lars Beller Fjetland


a photo of Lars Beller Fjetland

The Beauty of Natural Materials

Growing up on Norway's west coast, Lars Beller Fjetland developed a lifelong appreciation for the beauty of natural materials. His work is rooted in the belief that timeless design should be honest, functional and built to last.

The KIN figures showcase this philosophy perfectly.

Each piece combines walnut, mahogany and maple, creating beautiful contrasts in colour and texture. The natural grain of the wood ensures that every figure is slightly unique, while the carefully crafted details highlight the exceptional skill involved in their production.

These are pieces designed to age gracefully and become more meaningful over time.


wooden decorative figures of a boy and a girl with mum standing behind

Why We Love KIN at Blomster Designs

At Blomster Designs, we've always been drawn to Scandinavian designs that tell a story, and KIN is a perfect example.

Whether gifted to mark a new baby, a growing family, a friendship or simply as a reminder of someone special, these figures carry genuine meaning. They become personal keepsakes rather than temporary decorations.

Displayed on a shelf, desk or windowsill, KIN serves as a quiet reminder of the relationships that shape our lives.

And perhaps that's what makes the collection so special. In a world filled with things, KIN celebrates people.



A Timeless Gift with Meaning

Beautifully crafted, thoughtfully designed and full of character, the KIN collection is a wonderful example of contemporary Scandinavian design at its best.

More than wooden figures, they are symbols of connection, love and belonging.

Because sometimes the simplest designs tell the most meaningful stories.


Explore these beautiful wooden figures celebrating family, friendship and the meaningful connections that shape our lives




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