Hidden in the Aspudden neighborhood of Stockholm, Wobbly Studio is more than just a workshop. It’s a colorful and ironic world created by Marie Chanteur, an artist who has chosen to turn the everyday into a celebration of imperfections and joy. The studio’s very name—meaning “wobbly”—serves as a manifesto. Here, irregularity is embraced, our weaknesses are playfully acknowledged, and, most importantly, there’s a commitment to not taking things too seriously. In an era where everything is polished and picture-perfect, Wobbly Studio offers a return to spontaneity and the simple pleasure of creating without stress.
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Marie Chanteur and Wobbly Studio
After eight years as a print designer in the fashion industry, Marie decided to change course. With ceramics, she found a new medium to express her creativity, transforming the surface of clay into a canvas for her patterns and illustrations. A self-taught artist, she approached the craft with curiosity and dedication, discovering the joy of a more “human” design, far removed from industrial pressures.
Marie doesn’t just create objects—she crafts small moments of happiness. Each piece seems to tell a story: a plate with a crooked smile, a vase with an irregular texture, or a drawing that feels like it came straight out of a children’s book.
ph. courtesy Wobbly Studio
