The Dezeen team are reporting live from Stockholm Design Week in the Swedish capital (3-9 February) . Updated throughout the day with exclusive previews of products, installations and events.11.00am embarrassing thingsGuest of honour Faye Toogood has taken over the entrance hall of the Stockholm Furniture Fair with an installation titled Manufracture, aiming to "demystify the process of designing and making".Faye Toogood's "embarrassing things" are on display at the entrance to Stockholm Furniture Fair"This is an installation where I've emptied my archive," told journalists. "It's almost a live sketchbook. It's showing things that I'm embarrassed about."Images by Jennifer Hahn"It's showing things that never went into production," she added. "There is a resin table in the corner, which is a material I wouldn't choose today." Jennifer HahnFind out more aboutStockholm Furniture FaironDezeen Events Guide 10.30am frank in the loomThe beloved Swedish heritage brand Svenkst Tenn, 140 years after the birth of designer and longtime collaborator Frank Josef, is showing an in-store exhibition as an homage to Josef.Colourful textiles cover the floors and walls of the Svenkst Tenn spaceTitled Frank in the Loom, the show features a collection of handwoven rag rugs crafted from repurposed textiles originally designed by Josef, combined with Svenskt Tenn's signature linen Jane EnglefieldImages by Jane Englefield10.15am dezeen dispatchOn the eve of Stockholm Design Week, Dezeen hosted a welcome dinner at the National Museum.Staged in partnership with Nordic Nest, the dinner took place in the grand environs of the museum's Sdra Ljusgrden and brought together international journalists and Stockholm's design community.The dinner was hosted in the Sdra Ljusgrden of the National Museum. Image by Max FraserThroughout the evening, representatives from Nordic brands Iittala, Fritz Hansen, Audo Copenhagen, Grsns and Louis Poulsen introduced new products to the audience.Dezeen's Max Fraser (right) hosted the evening, introducing Nordic brands. Image by Jennifer HahnThe evening culminated in the unveiling of Dezeen's new print publication, Dezeen Dispatch.Guests keenly perused their copies, including Claesson Koivisto Rune's Eero Koivisto who gave it a solid thumbs up Max FraserEero Koivisto was one of the first to get his hands on Dezeen Dispatch. Image by Max Fraser10:00am hej Stockholm!Dezeen's editorial director Max Fraser, editor-at-large Amy Frearson, deputy editor Cajsa Carlson, design editor Jennifer Hahn, social editor Clara Finnigan and design and interiors reporter Jane Englefield are on the ground in Stockholm reporting from Stockholm Design Week (SDW).Dezeen is hosting a series ofevents in the city this year, including ourDesign Disruptors talks, theDezeen Awards 2025 launch party and an event celebrating the first-ever Dezeen newspaper (which launched last night more to follow soon!).Dezeen Events Guide has created an SDW guide, highlighting the key events at the festival this year.As the 2025 event gets under way, take a look at ten unmissable exhibitions and installations including Stockholm Furniture Fair 2025, a pop-up by Form Us With Love and an exhibition by David Taylor at Bukowskis auction house.Read: Dezeen to host party and launch newspaper during Stockholm Design WeekSee Dezeen Events Guide for all the latest information you need to know to attend the event, as well as a list of other architecture and design events taking place around the world.All times are Stockholm time.The lead image is by Jane Englefield.The post Dezeen LIVE: Stockholm Design Week 2025 appeared first on Dezeen.