Essis by Lasilinkki

Trangravsvej 10, 1436 Copenhagen

Essis by Lasilinkki

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Essis by Lasilinkki is a unique interior design glass brand from Finland. Their master artisans have hand crafted stunning, custom glass solutions for architects, designers, and visionaries for over 2 decades. As the only artisan glassmaker in the Nordic countries, Essis offers a wide range of basic or custom patterns to use in various glass solutions that are suitable for bespoke projects in public as well as private spaces. Essis values skilful handcrafted mastery while continuously seeking sustainable growth and innovation. Essis also provides planning support, material knowledge, and design expertise, collaborating closely with professionals to create unique, handcrafted glass pieces that elevate spaces.

Step into a world where craftsmanship meets innovation. Essis by Lasilinkki, the Nordic’s only creator of artisan glass, brings its mastery to 3daysofdesign with a showcase of handcrafted glass solutions that redefine interior spaces. From intricate textures to custom patterns, each creation reflects the artistry and expertise of Essis’ master artisans. Experience how glass transforms light, space, and atmosphere—where design meets craftsmanship, and vision meets reality. In collaboration with Made by Choice, Aito Sauna and Finarte and located right on the water’s edge, this one–of–a–kind installation invites you to unwind in true Nordic style. Welcome!

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