ClassiCon

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Furniture design that convinces and accompanies people through their lives, offering reliability and beauty that is appreciated and, ideally, passed down through generations. Owner Oliver Holy has been producing this type of furniture at ClassiCon since 1990. The company specialises in innovative furniture that demonstrates the courage to depart from the familiar. Many pieces boast prestigious design legacies. To facilitate the creation of numerous such stories, ClassiCon continually expands its network of partners and local craft businesses. Through its production methods, the company aims to showcase craftsmanship and draw upon a wealth of experience, ensuring its preservation for future generations. The ethos is to think globally but act locally, emphasising both environmental and community care.

During 3daysofdesign you can discover timeless masterpieces by Eileen Gray and ClassiCon’s latest new product by Herzog & de Meuron, alongside a curated mix of classic and contemporary designs. Staged on a sculptural landscape of hand-knotted rugs you will experience the harmony between iconic pieces from different eras within the historic setting of the Framing building.

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