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BassamFellows is a Furniture & Design House renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and distinctive creativity and character. It has taken shape over two decades and three continents, building a design language accented by purity, refinement and visual pleasure. The House has a story: it is about beauty with purpose, and operates on several levels. There is hand–worked furniture incorporating sculpted wooden elements and meticulous leather work. There is architecture and interior design, creative direction and frequent collaboration with like–minded artisans. The House offers different spaces and perspectives, but it is always defined by luxury.

BassamFellows will be participating in an exhibition curated by the team behind Ark Journal in collaboration with stylist Pernille Vest. Titled, DESIGN / DIALOGUE, the focus of the exhibition is to promote high–quality design and to show new products in an inspiring and relevant way. Returning for its third edition, DESIGN / DIALOGUE continues its mission to validate and elevate new ­ perspectives in design, spanning the disciplines of craft, object design, interior design, and decorative arts.

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Frederiksholms Kanal 28A, 1220 Copenhagen
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12:00
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Address
Sankt Peders Stræde 45B, 1453 Copenhagen
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17:00
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Address
Kuglegårdsvej 1—5, 1434 Copenhagen
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14:00
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Bredgade 42, 2nd Floor, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
14:00
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Kronprinsessegade 6, 1306 Copenhagen
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15:00
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