Aldís creates pottery that draws inspiration from Icelandic nature.

Runic jewelry and homewares inspired by Nordic heritage.

Stylish and beautiful design for the home

Unique Perfumes from the workshop of Andrea Maack.

High-performance products with pure, wild and organic ingredients.

As We Grow produces high-quality, timeless clothing for children and adults.

Álafoss woolen factory has been operating in Mosfellsbær since 1896.

Bid ad helsa niðrí Slipp is a line designed by Helga Lilja Magnúsdóttir.

Ceramic artist Bjarni Viðar Sigurðsson previously worked in the banking sector.

Sigríður Hjaltdal designs products with a variety of uses in mind.

Hugleikur Dagsson is always making fun of Icelandic popular songs.

Davíð Georg investigates the interaction between art and architecture and how the two can be brought closer together.

Natural threads twisted together. Wool and Silk

Clothing and accessories designed in a Nordic style with a touch of country romance.

A family-owned company specializing in the design of high-quality fur and leather products.

Fischersund creates a special experience and sensation through fragrance.

Flotetta is an Icelandic design, made to experience relaxation and well-being in water.

Flóran is a sustainable skincare brand based in Reykjavík.

Icelandic design that, along with production, supports sustainability and the circulation of raw materials

Fuzzy is a stool with an Icelandic twist, a classic design from 1970.

Behind Gæla are fashion designers Helga Lára Halldórsdóttir and Marta Heiðarsdóttir.

Hafþór Ragnar Þórhallsson hand carves out birds and paints.

Her work is situated on the border between design, art, and craft.

Hand-dyed yarn in Selfoss. The color is achieved with plants.

Hlín Reykdal is Icelandic
a jewelry designer who designs colorful and beautiful jewelry

Jón's Icelandic birds are hand-carved and hand-painted.

Handmade brown sugar with a unique flavor inspired by Icelandic nature

The candle factory produces candles of all sizes and shapes.

Kormákur and Skjöldur have been wearing the country's crest since 1996

Beautiful household products made from lava.

Fashion designer with a focus on knitting graduated from Central St Martins in London.

Signý Þórhallsdóttir is the designer behind Morri.

Icelandic high-quality ceramic design

Noah's Confectionery makes every moment more festive.

Omnom, an award-winning chocolate factory.

Is it too late to have coffee now?

Icelandic product designer, graduated from Central St. Martins.

Ragnheiður Ingunn is a ceramic designer who has been involved in the profession for a long time.

Anders Vange is the designer behind Reykjavík Glass.

A design studio that specializes in Letterpress printing, an age-old printing method with a modern twist.

is an Icelandic wellness company founded by yoga duo Eva Dögg Rúnarsdóttir and Dagný Berglind Gísladóttir.

Saltverk sea salt is a powerful, mineral-rich Icelandic sea salt.

Saga Kakala works with Icelandic artists to design and produce unique silk scarves.

Scintilla emphasizes natural quality ingredients and all Scintilla products are manufactured in Europe.

Sign is today one of the main landmarks in Icelandic jewelry design and making.

Sísí Ingólfsdóttir is an artist and mother of five, born in 1986 and living and working in Reykjavík.

Flétta is a design company that works with recycled materials and local production.

Chocolate is produced in Eyrardalur in Súðavík and the brand is called Sætt&Salt.

An Icelandic design company specializing in the design and production of environmentally friendly products for the home and modern lifestyle.

URÐ is an Icelandic brand that produces soaps, scented candles, home fragrances, and skincare products.

The family business Urta Islandica ehf is built on the foundation of Urta Islandica, the private company of Þóra Þórisdóttir, a visual artist and art historian.

The Varma factory produces and knits products from Icelandic wool.

Producing high-quality skin and hair products while at the same time recycling and reusing raw materials that are generated during other production.

All products from Villimey are made from wild Icelandic herbs that are hand-picked in pure nature.

VOR products are organic skincare products, free of parabens, fragrances or genetically modified ingredients.

54° is the brand of product designer Þórunn Árnadóttir.

66° North is an Icelandic company that designs, manufactures and sells clothing.