Dusty Deco

Dusty Deco
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Edin and Lina Kjellvertz launched Dusty Deco as a platform for curating vintage furniture, interior accessories, and art. After traveling the world and exploring flea markets for the most unique pieces, their home and storage quickly filled with rare designs. Ten years later, Edin and Lina began drafting a new chapter in the brand’s history when closing the doors to its vintage business, instead launching their own collection of furniture, rugs and details. Today, Dusty Deco is a contemporary design brand, creating pieces imbued with storytelling, originality, and the same passion for craftsmanship that first inspired the founders.

During 3daysofdesign, Dusty Deco will exhibit with Nuvole, in their beautiful showroom located right in the heart of Copenhagen. In this inspiring setting, the brand will present a curated selection of both relaunches and classics, alongside several new pieces.

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