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The Bodum story began in Copenhagen, Denmark, where Peter Bodum founded the company in 1944. Today, the Bodum Group remains a 100% family–owned business. Bodum’s mission is simple: to bring high–quality coffee and tea solutions, as well as household accessories, to everyone. The brand continues to innovate, creating great designs at affordable prices, guided by the principle that form follows functionality. At the same time, Bodum remains attentive to sustainability, environmental responsibility, and respect for the wellbeing of employees, communities and the planet.

Bodum presents THE HUB—a dynamic workspace and coffee lab created in collaboration between Bodum and Mazo, conceptualised by Studio Nathalie Schwer. THE HUB will feature a curated selection of Bodum’s most iconic designs, chosen to emphasise the overlap in materials between Bodum and Mazo such as steel, glass, and wood. As part of the workspace, Bodum will introduce their newly redesigned Pavina glass, which has been redesigned in a more organic shape which is available in five fresh colours. Additionally, a special edition of the French Press with a walnut handle will be presented. Start your day with coffee from the Bodum Lab, settle into a comfortable seating, and return for a drink on the cobblestone pavement.

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