Anker & Co

Dampfærgevej 13, 2100 Copenhagen

Anker & Co

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Anker & Co brings together a thoughtfully curated mix of lighting brands, blending timeless craftsmanship with cutting–edge technology. They design and implement high–quality lighting solutions for offices, shops, hotels, restaurants, public spaces, outdoor areas and private residences. Anker & Co places a strong emphasis on quality and design, working closely with builders, architects, and lighting designers to create custom lighting solutions that blend form and function.

Under the theme Craft & Tech we invite you to join us to explore how the fusion of past and future is reshaping the way we experience light. Through curated lighting installations and material experiments at our showroom in District Nordhavn you’ll discover how craftsmanship brings artistry and detail, while advanced technology enables smarter, more responsive solutions in contemporary lighting. The guests can also browse thrilling novelties by Claesson Koivisto Rune for acclaimed Italian heritage brand Barovier & Toso, by Foster & Partners Industrial Design and ThamVidegård for always striking Wastberg+, and by Justine Kegels for Wever & Ducré along side our collections by Catellani & Smith, Venicem, Tekna and Bomma.

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It all started more than 125 years ago, with two families—the Miele and Zinkann families. The engineer Carl Miele and the businessman Reinhard Zinkann founded a company for the manufacture of cream separators in Herzebrock. Their guiding principle becomes the business philosophy: Immer besser. Miele appliances, whether they are used for laundry care, vacuuming or in the kitchen, are subjected to the strictest stress and endurance tests before they are launched on the market. Miele design represents innovation, value and timeless elegance. It shapes the relationship between the person and the product, meets expectations, facilitates handling and creates trust.

MIELE

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3XN GXN is a Danish architecture studio founded in 1986, driven by the belief that architecture shapes behaviour. Rooted in Scandinavian stewardship and working internationally, they design with deep respect for people, resources and the ecosystems their buildings become part of. Through genuine dialogue with clients, communities and collaborators, they create places shaped by evidence and inquiry. Behavioural science, circular design and emerging technologies are integral to their thinking, guiding the creation of resilient, humane environments grounded in participation and shared knowledge. 3XN GXN works across offices in Copenhagen, Sydney, Amsterdam, London, Stockholm and New York.

3XN GXN

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&Tradition

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Accessories

Furniture

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FÓLK

February 24, 2023

Accessories

Furniture

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Other Exhibitions

Troldtekt contributes to good acoustics in most types of buildings in many countries around the world. Since 1935, Troldtekt has manufactured acoustic panels for ceilings and walls—made in Denmark from wood and cement. Since 2012, Troldtekt has placed the design concept Cradle to Cradle® at the heart of its business strategy. This means a continuous focus on adding value for the environment, society and business. The combination of wood and cement creates unique sound absorbing properties, ensuring good acoustics in any room. The material has a resilience and can handle moist environments while providing effective fire protection.

Troldtekt

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Japan Creative is a non–profit organisation composed of members who are involved in the field of design and engaged in material research. When one traces the process by which everything is created, one finds that its origin lies in the materials. As those who are involved in design in Japan, blessed with rich diversity of materials, Japan Creative focuses on the inherent backgrounds, characteristics and potential of materials themselves, reevaluating their value through a designer’s perspective. Japan Creative believes that only by understanding how materials are shaped by the unique natural environments and climates, and how they are situated, can it move beyond superficial expression and create designs with necessity and sustainability.

Japan Creative Association

January 31, 2026

Conceived as part gallery, part archive, and part marketplace, aarticles is a place to encounter crafted design through process, presence and material intelligence. It began from the belief that objects gain depth through company. New commissions and found objects enter the same catalogue, with each collection joining what came before and leaving room for what follows. The platform was formed as a way of looking closely, placing contemporary and found objects within a longer craft lineage and recognising their measured persistence across generations.

aarticles

April 17, 2026

Based in India, the studio is rooted in ancient wisdom, where sustainability and care are integral to everyday living. Working closely with local artisans and locally sourced wood, the furniture draws from South Asian traditions of sitting and spatial setting. Naturally seasoned, aged trees—crafted without nails or screws—form the core language of the work. A life–centred approach ensures no harmful disruptors enter the environment, protecting everyone from maker to end user. Continually pushing the boundaries of furniture typology, the studio explores Indian minimalism while revisiting traditional skills through a contemporary lens, creating pieces that hold space and life in equal measure.

Studio Pallavi

January 30, 2026

Main events by

Anker & Co

Morning Talk: The Fusion of Craft and Tech

Dampfærgevej 13, 2100 Copenhagen

Morning Talk: The Fusion of Craft and Tech. Special guest: Justine Kegels

Dampfærgevej 13, 2100 Copenhagen

Morning Talk: The Fusion of Craft and Tech

Dampfærgevej 13, 2100 Copenhagen

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