
Project 3 architectural shoe with triangular wooden heel
Julia Lundsten · Spring/Summer 2011
Accessory design
London, United Kingdom
Julia Lundsten approaches shoes as small architectural structures, balancing distinctive forms with comfort and engineering. Through FINSK, she works with natural materials such as wood and leather, using them in deliberately contemporary ways.


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Spring/Summer 2011
A documented look from FINSK Project 3, Spring/Summer 2011.
Elina Simonen / © FINSK, via Virtual Shoe Museum
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Spring/Summer 2010 · Project 2
The shape of this shoe makes footwear a distinct part of the designer’s visual language.
FINSK, via Virtual Shoe Museum
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Project 2015
The shape of this shoe makes footwear a distinct part of the designer’s visual language.
FINSK, via Virtual Shoe Museum
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Date not documented · Project 4
A distinct representative design documented in the cited collection or official catalog.
FINSK, via Virtual Shoe Museum
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Autumn/Winter 2013 · Nokian by Julia Lundsten
The shape of this shoe makes footwear a distinct part of the designer’s visual language.
Nokian by Julia Lundsten1 piece

Julia Lundsten · Spring/Summer 2011
Accessory design
Trained at the Royal College of Art, she draws inspiration from buildings, furniture and structures in nature to develop sculptural yet wearable footwear.
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