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The Economic and Commercial Office of the Embassy of Spain and ICEX Spain Trade and Investment, have the pleasure to present an exclusive exhibition where numerous well-known Spanish brands take part in this extraordinary event. Discover Ondarreta with their traditional and innovational designs, RS Barcelona with their playful products and Viccarbe with their aesthetic furniture. The exhibition showcases modern, sustainable, and elegant designs, that together will compose an inspiring space, featured in the beautiful frame of the Odd Fellow Palace, where Spanish design and Danish heritage will merge.

The Economic and Commercial Office of the Embassy of Spain and ICEX Spain Trade and Investment have the pleasure to present an exclusive exhibition where numerous well-known Spanish brands take part in this extraordinary event. Discover Ondarreta with their traditional and innovational designs, RS Barcelona with their playful products and Viccarbe with their aesthetic furniture. The exhibition showcases modern, sustainable, and elegant designs, that together will compose an inspiring space, featured in the beautiful frame of the Odd Fellow Palace, where Spanish design and Danish heritage will merge.

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