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DCWéditions creates lighting objects that are thoughtfully conceived, well designed and well made. Whether they are re-editions of classics like La Lampe Gras or new contemporary designs, the pieces are rooted in the past, live in the present with a deep understanding of the future. They bring people together, making any space feel like home. Even a hotel corridor. Companions for living well, they’re meant to endure over time and be passed down from generation to generation. Because edition is, above all, a human affair. For those who love to touch the light, welcome home.
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March 15, 2022
Furniture is a concept with a will of its own, conveying a unique expression. The ambition of Källemo is to produce objects that endure over time — aesthetically, artistically, physically, and metaphysically. Sven Lundh, the founder of Källemo in its present form, expressed, "An object shall stand the wear of the eye!" That's where the toughest wear occurs. Källemo collaborates with designers and artists who understand the essence of quality - achievement unaffected by trends, while also possessing the ability to surprise and challenge, contributing their own personal expressions. Källemo places its belief in the precision of cutting-edge technology, but equally values the hand that applies the final personal, magical touch.
Källemo
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22 System offers a minimalist approach to electrical design, featuring flush-mounted switches and sockets that integrate seamlessly into any architectural finish. The system eliminates visual noise, emphasizing clean lines and an uninterrupted aesthetic. Born from a commitment to craftsmanship and innovation, 22 System transforms everyday interfaces into discreet design statements—where function meets architecture. Designed by Bocci.
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Naver Collection is proudly crafted in Denmark by Aksel Kjersgaard and Gramrode Møbelfabrik, a collaboration est. in 1995. The design is a fusion of innovative design, classic craftsmanship, and the heritage of a rich design history. The design philosophy revolves around wood as an essential resource, challenged and combined with leather, laminate, stainless steel, and Corian to create innovative furniture with a focus on aesthetics, comfort, and functionality. Each design is created with meticulous care and pride in every detail. This defines the brand as a market leader on a Scandinavian level in the categories of dining tables, sideboards, chairs, dressers etc.
Naver Collection
February 3, 2022
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18 Jun
FRAMING
Inside Norway
Address
Kongens Nytorv 5, 1050 Copenhagen
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
16:00
End
18:00
18 Jun
Ege Carpets
Meet Snøhetta: Randomness in the Digital Landscape
Address
Christianshavns Kanal 4, 1406 Copenhagen
Start
16:00
End
16:45
19 Jun
Stolab
A taste of Swedish Midsummer
Address
Store Kongensgade 81, 1264 Copenhagen
Start
13:00
End
16:00
20 Jun
Stilling
Curtain Design as a Dynamic Element in Contemporary Architecture
Address
Bredgade 22, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
14:00
End
14:30
18 Jun
Designmuseum Danmark
The next Gen of Circular Solution providers’ social event
Address
Bredgade 68, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
16:00
End
17:00
18 Jun
LEPO Product
Morning tea with Stine Goya
Address
Værnedamsvej 6, 1619 Copenhagen
Start
9:00
End
10:30
19 Jun
Anker & Co
Morning Talk: The Fusion of Craft and Tech
Address
Dampfærgevej 13, 2100 Copenhagen
Start
9:00
End
10:00
19 Jun
OPENHOUSE
Editorial Talk: The Home as a Gallery of Everyday Life
Address
The Conary, Dronningens Tværgade 26, 1302 Copenhagen
Start
15:00
End
17:00
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