808: Studio

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Phantom Objects is a Belgian brand founded by Frederik Delbart with John Ghekiere, exploring form, material, and presence. At the intersection of craftsmanship and innovation, it creates limited–edition pepper mills, containers, and tabletop objects that transcend function to become sculptural pieces. Rooted in an architectural sensibility, each object balances proportion, restraint, and material depth. Crafted by skilled artisans, they reveal subtle traces of time and touch, where precision meets patina. Driven by sensorial timelessness, each piece is made to be used, evolving with memory and becoming personal: an intimate, enduring presence in the home.
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It’s all about furniture heritage and family heritage. Founded in 2024 by Edward Gubi, a third–generation member of the GUBI family, DesignPreowned is built on a passion for preserving and renewing design history. Together with his team, Edward Gubi sources and acquires pre–owned furniture primarily from Scandinavia—often overlooked classics from the 1930s to the 1980s—which are carefully restored and upcycled to fit contemporary interiors.
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Founded in 2012, Kristina Dam Studio creates furniture, accessories and art objects shaped through an architectural approach to form and material. With a focus on sculptural minimalism, craftsmanship and lasting quality, the studio draws on architectural principles to create refined pieces that bring a clean and distinct presence to contemporary spaces.
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Danish Industry (DI) is Denmark’s largest business and employers’ organisation, representing over 20.000 companies—from small startups to global leaders. Democratically governed by its members, DI evolves to meet the dynamic needs of the business community. At 3daysofdesign, DI creates a platform where innovation, design excellence, and sustainability converge. Visitors can explore how Danish companies transform ideas into tangible products, digital experiences, and immersive environments, all reflecting a commitment to responsible production and thoughtful design. Welcome to the group exhibition “Design at 108.”
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With experience and passion in working with solid wood, ZEITRAUM stands for a modern, reduced design language and sustainable approach. Founded in 1990, it was the first German furniture manufacturer to focus on combining ecology and design. Sustainability is not a trend but a fundamental corporate philosophy. Solid hardwoods from renewable sources are processed into furniture of lasting value by combining knowledge of materials with contemporary design. No chemical treatment of the wood is used. Due to solid wood's high reparability and their products' modular construction, the repair is easy and possible at any time. In cooperation with selected designers, ZEITRAUM develops high–quality furniture for living areas and contract sectors.
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SACKit designs furniture with a focus on comfort, quality, and longevity. Each piece is carefully constructed using durable materials and a thoughtful design approach. The Danish brand prioritises sustainability by incorporating reusable and recycled materials, staying true to its commitment to responsible production. SACKit presents both in–house designs and collaborations with Danish designers. Rooted in Northern Denmark, the brand blends honesty and craftsmanship to create furniture for the home, office, and outdoor spaces, designed in quality materials and made to last.
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Modern Metier is a French design platform with a curated selection of contemporary brands and progressive designers. Working with talents from Paris to Stockholm, the platform represents a select roster of European designers, each distinguished by a singular perspective and original point of view. The name “métier,” drawn from the French word for craft, reflects the studio’s commitment to quality and enduring craftsmanship. In 2024, Modern Metier introduced its first collection of furniture and lighting named 'Solstice' in collaboration with French designer Léa Zeroil. Each piece is developed in close dialogue with the designer and local artisans specialising in woodwork, ceramics, upholstery and metalwork.
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David Valner has a background in glass design, sculpture, fine arts, and interactive media. David has grown up in a glassmaker family, in the midst of a swarm of traditional artisans–glass lovers, feeling and watching  the physical and metaphorical fire of creation. At the centre of his current approach to glass stands respect for the material as an originally free and fluid mass. Endlessly inspired by nature, he creates collections of objects in which each item is an original and defects are embraced as deeply meaningful and inspirational testimonies to artisan glass making as opposed to mass production.
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