The second issue of Form this year features:

Peter Muungano Thuvander
A portrait of the industrial designer working to create the world’s best waste-sorting, waterless toilet. By Gustaf Kjellin

Design for All Living Things
Follow the Malmö-based design studio Feral and their projects in “More-Than-Human Design.” By Bertil Björk

We Will Survive
A review of the exhibition “We Will Survive: The Prepper Movement and Design” at the Röhsska Museum in Gothenburg. By Tom Cubbin

New Strategies for New Times
Faculty members at three Swedish universities discuss the challenges and opportunities facing design students as they enter the industry. By Lia Forslund

The Hand of Honor
A Review of the New Book *The Hand of Honor*: Carl Malmsten Has the Floor—A Bibliography by Lars Ewö, Published by Appell Förlag. By Johan Örn

Form + Fura
A story about grassroots initiatives and the natural refinement of local materials, exemplified by the new Fredrik Folke woodworking shop in Vaggeryd. By Gustaf Kjellin

Axel Einar Hjorth and the Forgotten Shah’s Car
The little-known story of furniture designer Axel Einar Hjorth’s interior design for a 21-meter-long parlor car delivered to the Shah of Iran in Tehran in 1934. By Eric Ericson

As well as a calendar and Formrevy—a selection of Nordic projects of various scales, materials, and concepts that caught our interest during the first half of the year.