Edin and Lina Kjellvertz launched Dusty Deco in Stockholm in 2011 to sell vintage furniture, interior accessories, and art they had found at flea markets around the world. Both came from fashion, and their design education came from years of collecting. A decade later, they closed the vintage business and began designing their own collection of furniture, lighting, rugs, and objects. The collection reflects the couple’s different tastes: Edin is drawn to metal furniture and glass tabletops, while Lina favors textiles, rattan, and ceramics. They design many of the brand’s wool rugs themselves, working from books, travel photographs, and patterns they’ve come across. Alongside their own work, Dusty Deco partners with architects, craftspeople, and designers. Stockholm carpenter Niklas Runesson builds the walnut and sheepskin Easy Chair, and the Miles seating collection, made with MER Arkitekter, draws on 1920s Swedish neoclassicism. The brand also reissues mid-century pieces, including Henning Kjaernulf’s Razor Blade Chair, produced with the designer’s family, and an armchair by Swedish designer Elias Svedberg. A recent collaboration with British designer Matthew Williamson brought more color into the collection.