ESMOD
Nils-Christian Ihlen-Hansen is a significant figure in the fashion industry, and he founded MOTESKOLEN-ESMOD Oslo in 1990, the first fashion education school in the Scandinavian countries. His impressive career spans various aspects of fashion, including work with renowned fashion houses like Patou and Pierre Cardin. He has also taught at ESMOD in Paris, sharing his knowledge and expertise with aspiring designers. Through his school and teaching, he has contributed to shaping the next generation of fashion designers and has left a mark on the fashion industry in Norway and beyond.
Stucco work
Stucco work, often referred to as stucco or plaster, is a traditional building technique that involves the application of a mixture of sand, lime, and sometimes cement to create a durable and decorative surface on walls and ceilings. This technique has been used for centuries and is known for its versatility, as it can be textured, colored, and shaped in various ways to achieve different aesthetic effects. Stucco work is not only functional, providing protection and insulation, but it also adds an artistic dimension to architecture, making it a popular choice for both interior and exterior design. Whether used to create intricate patterns, smooth finishes, or rustic textures, stucco work remains a timeless and elegant option in the world of construction and design.
Røst
Røst is an island in Nordland county, Northern Norway, part of the Lofoten archipelago. It is renowned for its rich wildlife, particularly seabirds like the puffin, guillemot, and kittiwake. The island has a long history rooted in fishing, with stockfish (dried fish) being a notable specialty. Røst boasts a close-knit community where everyone knows each other, making it easy to distinguish between locals and visitors. This unique atmosphere provides visitors with a deeper insight into the island's culture and community life.