Christine Ingridsdotter is a renowned figure in the Swedish fashion and interior design industry. With an impressive background working alongside some of the most talented individuals in the industry, she founded 0046 – the first international showroom in the world dedicated to Swedish lifestyle brands – located at the prestigious 217 rue St Honoré in Paris.

For thirteen years ago Christine and Jonas Bohlin met. Bohlin a renowned Swedish interior architect, in Stockholm introduced her 

to his captivating interior universe. Jonas Bohlin recognized Christine's aesthetic and creative sense, and this marked the beginning of their successful collaboration. They shared the passion and dedication to creating unique and enduring spaces.

Since then, Christine has held the role of overseeing the coloring and textiles for several famous bars and restaurants in Stockholm. These establishments include AG, Luzette, The restaurants of Town Hall, Taverna Brillo, Teatergrillen and bar, Riche, La Colline, The Hills, Aira, Tobak and Sturehof. Working on such prestigious projects has immersed Christine in exclusive interiors.

During the last years she has also been a project manager for the Swedish interior design organization, Interior Cluster Sweden, on the international market, supporting high-quality and sustainable design and production in the industry.

Through her experiences, Christine has come to emphasize the distinction between raison d’être and the contrary. The interiors she has been a part of creating embody values that withstand the test of time. They form universes that beckon people to become part of them. Every detail within these spaces has a commitment between the designer and the craftsmen, and they share the proudness of the result. Design and craft together will create beauty, functionality and an exclusive sense of dignity. The values she embraces.  

In 2021, during the pandemic, Christine launched her own eponymous brand, Ingridsdotter. In a tribute to her heritage and the promise of the future, she chose to adopt her mother’s name for both herself and the brand. Ingrid, an idealistic and nature-loving woman, instilled in her daughter a deep commitment to sustainability and social justice. 

"Perhaps it is my upbringing in the Swedish forest, among the wild, ancient trees, that made me understand the silent, voiceless poetry in true beauty and admire that everything has a function in nature. Nothing exists without a purpose. I want the material, always traceable, to be treated with respect and the people making the pieces to get the recognition they deserve. I want each fiber and flake to hold through better and worse and the object to be so dearly loved that the owner never wants to let it go.” Christine Ingridsdotter.