BOLIA

Kuglegårdsvej 12, 1434 Copenhagen

BOLIA

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BOLIA is a Danish design company with close to a hundred concept stores across Europe, Australia, and Singapore. Known for timeless Scandinavian design and quality craftsmanship, BOLIA collaborates with global designers and skilled European manufacturers to create lasting pieces, crafted from natural, durable materials—thoughtfully customised to every dream and desire. Alongside its home collection, BOLIA offers a professional collection, featuring designs rigorously tested to meet the high standards of professional spaces. With multiple international awards and a global network of wholesale partners, BOLIA continues to redefine spaces with creativity, collaboration, and a passion for tailoring dreams.

'Stories of Love' invites visitors to step into a world where stories unfold—yours, ours, and those of love and magical moments, big and small. Experience the new collection presented through immersive installations where creativity and quiet luxury take centre stage. Enjoy the rhythms of DJs, the scent of fresh flowers, and the softness of tactile surfaces as each space transforms into a moment. Join conversations about dreams and love, and celebrate design that moves with real intention.

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Other Events

Breakfast Talk: Paper, Porcelain & Light

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Roundhill Roastery x House of Finn Juhl

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Talk with Copenhagen Contemporary—Where Art Meets Design

Århusgade 128D, 1st—2nd Floor, 2150 Copenhagen

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Exhibition Opening: This is Not a Forrest

Blox Eats, Bryghuspladsen, København, Danmark

Designtalk: How we work with our designs

Christianshavns Kanal 4, 1406 Copenhagen

Iced coffee and matcha by WOUD

Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen

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