101 Copenhagen

Østergade 17, 1100 Copenhagen

101 Copenhagen

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101 Copenhagen is a Danish design brand founded in 2017. Committed to exquisite quality and craftsmanship, the brand offers furniture, lighting, and accessories in a timeless yet modern design. With a passion for materials, refined textures, and organic shapes and colors, 101 Copenhagen presents the epitome of classics and must-have novelties for Scandinavian and international interior connoisseurs alike.

Step into the world of 101 Copenhagen at 3daysofdesign—an extraordinary exhibition unveiling bold new creations inspired by the quiet resonance found within nature—the way colours soften under sunlight, how stone and wood becomes textured through time, and how natural materials carry depth, warmth, and memory within them. Again, this year 101 Copenhagen opens the doors to their showroom offering three immersive floors dedicated to design, discovery, and inspiration. Attendees are invited to join the celebration of design, inspiration, and connection for three unforgettable days.

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CONCRETE VESSELS AND RELIEFS BY SUSANNE STORM MERGE ARTISTIC EXPRESSION, MATERIAL KNOWLEDGE, AND FUNCTIONAL PURPOSE. Working with a material traditionally associated with weight, Susanne Storm destabilises this assumption. By sculpting in concrete, she has only a brief period in which to shape the work. The intensity of this creation process extends to her sculptural vessels and reliefs. The resulting forms appear almost alive, retaining the movement that generated them. Cracks, layers, and surface marks remain as traces of transformation. The choice of colour feels effortless, allowing the works to appear beautiful both together and individually, perhaps especially in contrast to modern, strict design. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

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Sibast Furniture

MEET THE NEW SIBAST

Store Strandstræde 20, 1255 Copenhagen

Single Origin Sparkling Tea Tasting Salon

Posten 6, 1577 Copenhagen

DJ & Afternoon Drinks

Kristen Bernikows Gade 8, 1105 Copenhagen

SHIIM by Øivind Slaatto: A Danish-Korean Lighting Symphony

Esplanaden 3, 1263 Copenhagen

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Spolsky.Studio and Tyst Te joins Galleri Sonja

Niels Hemmingsens Gade 8—10, 1153 Copenhagen

The Power of Daylight: Artist talk with Christina Augustesen

Århusgade 126, 2150 Copenhagen

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