Lundgren+Lindqvist is a Gothenburg-based design and development studio founded by Andreas Friberg Lundgren and Carl-Johan Lindqvist. The studio combines conceptual clarity with technical precision, delivering work that bridges graphic design, branding, and digital craftsmanship. Known for its meticulous attention to detail and strong typographic sensibility, Lundgren+Lindqvist collaborates with clients across culture, fashion, and technology. Their portfolio includes projects for Hasselblad, Acne Studios, and The Gothenburg Museum of Art. The studio’s work has been internationally recognized, earning awards from D&AD and the Type Directors Club.
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BP&O features 'Ekta: 160 Faces', an art book designed by Lundgren+Lindqvist for Swedish artist Daniel Götesson (Ekta). The publication uses an algorithmic sequencing method to pair 160 crayon-drawn faces, creating unique variations of the book. The project explores the intersection of human expression and machine-generated randomness through editorial design and print experimentation.
BP&O features 'The Bird Project 2006–2017', a book designed by Lundgren+Lindqvist for artist Erik Berglin and published by ll’Editions. The book documents Berglin’s twelve-year global street art project of wheat-pasting life-sized bird images in urban environments. The design uses fluorescent inks, metallic foiling, and a fold-out index to reflect the project’s playfulness and scale.
BP&O features Lundgren+Lindqvist’s brand identity for jewellery designer Maria Sole Ferragamo, known for her up-cycled leather creations. The identity uses a flexible sans-serif logotype system inspired by architecture and fashion, integrating structure, modularity, and repetition across packaging and digital applications. The design reflects Ferragamo’s background in architecture and her sustainable approach to materials.
BP&O features Lundgren+Lindqvist’s visual identity and catalogue design for Valand Academy’s photography exhibition ‘Next To The Ocean’. The project balances strong graphic impact with conceptual subtlety, using holographic materials and directional motifs to unify diverse student works. The catalogue’s tactile and structural details reinforce the exhibition’s themes of individuality and collective direction.
BP&O’s Studio Showcase highlights the work of Swedish design and digital development studio Lundgren+Lindqvist, founded by Andreas Friberg Lundgren and Carl-Johan Lindqvist. The article surveys their conceptual and material-driven approach across branding and editorial projects for clients in architecture, brewing, and the arts, emphasizing their balance of craft, structure, and visual sophistication.
BP&O features Lundgren+Lindqvist’s design for 'Lukas/Markus', a photographic book by Kalle Sanner exploring two mirrored chapels in Gothenburg. The design reflects the project’s themes of time, materiality, and light through tactile materials, embossing, and subtle color references. The article highlights the book’s craftsmanship, from paper choices to binding and special edition details.
BP&O features Lundgren+Lindqvist’s rebrand for Swedish architectural practice Enter Arkitektur. The identity builds on the firm’s legacy with a mid-century inspired logo, expanded color palette, and a new website. The project combines architectural motifs, material craft, and modern web standards to reflect both heritage and forward-thinking design.
The Brand Identity features Lundgren+Lindqvist’s ongoing design work for Gothenburg-based craft brewery O/O Brewing. The studio developed the brewery’s visual identity, packaging, website, and merchandise, emphasizing a refined aesthetic suited to high-end dining contexts.
BP&O features Bedow’s new brand identity for Swedish digital studio 14 Islands. The identity uses vibrant color, animation, and layered forms to express the studio’s playful yet technically rigorous approach. The design balances physical and digital qualities through materials, motion, and the use of screen-optimized typography.
BP&O features 'Ekta Sketchbooks Vol. I–III', a limited-edition three-volume book designed by Lundgren+Lindqvist for ll’Editions, showcasing the experimental work of Swedish artist Daniel Götesson (Ekta). The design uses rich materials and production techniques to reflect the spontaneity and craft of Ekta’s creative process. Essays by Henrik Bromander and artists from Nevven Gallery add critical context to the publication.
BP&O features Lundgren+Lindqvist’s packaging design for O/O Brewing’s Long Boil Barley Wine, a limited-edition beer inspired by wine and Champagne aesthetics. The design employs condensed typography, a structured grid, and art-directed photography to convey exclusivity and craftsmanship. The project marks a shift from O/O’s previous artist collaborations toward a more typographic and refined visual system.
BP&O features Lundgren+Lindqvist’s brand identity for Swiss web development studio Roger Burkhard. The project combines modular, grid-based design with tactile materials and playful details like die cuts and fluorescent spot color. The identity bridges digital precision and crafted physicality, reflecting the studio’s dual focus on technology and creativity.
The Brand Identity interviews Gothenburg-based studio Lundgren+Lindqvist, co-founded by Andreas Friberg Lundgren and Carl-Johan Lindqvist. The discussion explores their integrated design and development process, their tactile approach to print, and key projects for O/O Brewing, The World of Shoes, and MCKNGBRD. The studio emphasizes conceptual thinking, materiality, and collaboration with artists to create distinctive brand identities.