For the fun factor, Svensson used a fictional theme. “We created an imaginary couple, the Griffins, and asked ourselves what the place would look like if they had moved into it.” The man in the quirky couple, he adds, is best described as a mad scientist; a caricature of The Invisible Man, while the woman is an independent and intelligent character, like Josephine Baker, a dancer and wartime spy.
Excerpt from the April issue of epicure.
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