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Moroso is an independent, family–run managerial company founded in 1952 and built around a corporate model that, in the encounter between Art and Industry, gives shape to designers’ ideas by balancing creative vision, industrial processes and craftsmanship, handling everything from a single bespoke design to mass production. All made in Italy. Moroso has repeatedly taken the lead in the past several decades to create collections of home furnishings that have been lauded for their artistic merits and excellence in construction. Their roster of designers includes Ron Arad, Patricia Urquiola, Ross Lovegrove, Tokujin Yoshioka, Doshi & Levien, Tord Boontje and Nendo among others.
Moroso
April 11, 2024
Furniture ought to make room for people. That has been the philosophy since 1942, when FDB Møbler was founded, with architect Børge Mogensen heading up the studio. Many new designers have since entered the fold, but the foundational principles remain the same: To create beautiful, functional and exceptionally crafted furniture that makes room for everyday living at home. FDB Møbler is internationally known as a frontrunner of Danish design. It’s a story of classic pieces to be passed down from generation to generation. Regardless of whether they are talking about iconic pieces or new, innovative designs, the goal is the same: To have the veritable quality of life that was envisioned when the first pieces of furniture emerged in 1942.
FDB Møbler
January 6, 2022
Dagmar has over a decade of expertise in restoring and working with classic 20th–century Scandinavian furniture. Rooted in the principles of Scandinavian Modern design, the brand is defined by the balance of beauty, craftsmanship, and function developed during the golden era of 1930 to 1970, a movement that continues to shape contemporary design today.
Dagmar
February 15, 2024
New Light Pottery is a lighting manufacturer based in the ancient former Japanese capital of Nara. Founded in 2015 by designers Hiroyuki Nagatomi and Chizu Nara, the company creates understated designs that highlight the textures and natural beauty of brass, glass, ceramic and traditional Japanese washi paper. Each lamp is handcrafted in Japan by skilled artisans. Supporting Japanese craftsmanship and the artisans who keep these traditions alive has been central to New Light Pottery’s mission from the very beginning. Keeping production in Japan also allows for minor adjustments, special orders and unique finishes.
New Light Pottery
December 17, 2024
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10 Jun
Homo Faber Fellowship
Guided visit of the Homo Faber Fellowship exhibition
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Frederiksholms Kanal 28A, 1220 Copenhagen
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11:00
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12:00
10 Jun
FANTONI
Sound Matters: Acoustic comfort for Architecture
Address
Kanonbådsvej 4A, 1437 Copenhagen
Start
11:00
End
11:30
11 Jun
BOLIA
DJ & AFTERNOON DRINKS
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Kuglegårdsvej 12, 1434 Copenhagen
Start
16:00
End
19:00
10 Jun
Mette Ditmer Denmark
THE ART OF MAKING: LINE & THREAD
Address
Holbergsgade 16, 1057 Copenhagen
Start
11:00
End
12:00
12 Jun
Norrvik
Summer Drinks at Norrvik - Featuring "To Øl"
Address
Gothersgade 12, 1123 Copenhagen
Start
12:00
End
13:00
11 Jun
House of Finn Juhl x Edition Cph
Wine Hour & the Artistry of Craftsmanship
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Strandgade 66, 1401 Copenhagen
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14:00
End
16:30
11 Jun
Fritz Hansen
Live DJ session with Mikkel Wonsbek (DK)
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Løvstræde 5, 1152 Copenhagen
Start
10:00
End
12:00
12 Jun
Scandinavian Design Embassy
Scandinavian Design on the Move – Coffee Break: Meet the Makers
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Embassy of Finland, Grønningen 11, 1270 Copenhagen
Start
14:00
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15:00
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