Woodnotes Oy

📍 Finland🗓 Founded 1987👥 18 employees💰 Last funded Jun 2018
Woodnotes is a Finnish design company founded in 1987 by textile designer Ritva Puotila and her son Mikko Puotila. The concept behind the products was to combine artistic creativity inspired by Finland’s rugged nature with advanced technologies to shape Finnish raw materials: wood and paper. The Woodnotes collection, which has expanded over the years from carpets made from paper yarn to a comprehensive concept, is augmented every year with new, relevant, and innovative products. The entity includes designer rugs, carpets, blinds, furniture, and accessories. Products are recognized around the world for their elegant design and superior quality; they have won numerous international awards. Softness of wool, purity of paper, glow of metal – timeless products of rare aesthetic quality. The characteristics of pure natural materials are expressed in clean, long-lasting geometrical figures. All Woodnotes products reflect strongly the spirit of Finnish design: simplicity, harmony, and functionality. The everyday beauty of Woodnotes products is the key to counterbalancing the massive information flow of the modern world.
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Nicolas Fogelholm
Nicolas Fogelholm
🚀 Founding Partner, Snowball Growth Partners
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12 investments
Jun 2018
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Who invested in Woodnotes Oy?
Woodnotes Oy has 3 investors on record on gritt.io.
When did Woodnotes Oy last raise funding?
The most recent investment in Woodnotes Oy recorded on gritt.io was in June 2018.
When was Woodnotes Oy founded?
Woodnotes Oy was founded in 1987.
What industry is Woodnotes Oy in?
Woodnotes Oy operates in Design Services. Find similar Design Services investors on gritt.io.
Where is Woodnotes Oy based?
Woodnotes Oy is headquartered in Finland.