Design House Stockholm

Design House Stockholm
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Design House Stockholm defines itself as a publishing house rather than a conventional producer. Since 1992, it has invited both emerging and established designers, along with skilled manufacturers, to collaborate in shaping innovative Scandinavian design. By fostering curiosity and active listening, it curates and explores designs that blend quality and timelessness with personality and attitude. Each creation is driven by function and detail, often unexpected and thought–provoking, yet always achieving a sense of excellence in everyday life—what can be described as contemporary design poetry.

Design House Stockholm will present its latest novelties as part of FRAMING—the curated exhibition bringing together leading international design brands in one of Copenhagen’s most atmospheric venues. Set across three floors of the impressive Rococo building, Design House Stockholm will welcome visitors to the Gentleman’s Lounge on the first floor, where their newest designs will be presented in dialogue with the architectural elegance of the palace. An inspiring setting for conversations, discoveries, and new perspectives on contemporary Scandinavian design.

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