EST.18

EST.18
Cover image missing

EST.18, based at Design House Copenhagen in district Holmen, is a brand that embodies the spirit of innovation and timeless design. Founded on the principles of sustainability, craftsmanship, and traditions, EST.18 curates and showcases exceptional pieces from global artisans and designers. Representing a carefully selected group of brands; Ariake, Parachilna, Leucos, Sera Helsinki and Origin Made, EST.18 is a conduit for enduring design, offering objects that harmonise artisan techniques with contemporary relevance. Welcome to a world where every piece narrates a journey of creativity, sustainability, and timeless appeal.

Every 15 minutes you can board the DesignHouse Cph boat from Nyhavn directly to EST.18 venue. This event spotlights new items from their brands' latest collections that marry time–honoured craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, underlining the brands' commitment to sustainability, tradition and functional artistry.

Related Exhibitions
JAPAN FORM is a Stockholm–based curatorial platform presenting contemporary Japanese craftsmanship in Europe. Porcelain lighting artist Hirotaka Tobimatsu creates sculptural pieces that reinterpret early 20th–century opal glass lighting through porcelain. Hand–cast and meticulously finished, each work emits a soft, diffused glow, bringing a quiet yet distinctive architectural presence to a space. JAPAN FORM is the exclusive European representative of his work.
JAPAN FORM
March 1, 2024
Lighting
Part of 2024
Part of 2026
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand founded by Legnatec and Hirata Chair, two manufacturers from the furniture–producing town of Morodomi in Saga Prefecture, each with over four decades of craft heritage. The brand takes its name from the Ariake Sea; “ariake” also means daybreak, marking a new chapter for its founding makers. The collection is developed under the creative direction of Gabriel Tan, in close collaboration with Morodomi's craftsmen and an international roster of designers, with the aim of creating new Japanese design icons. Each piece balances delicacy with structural precision, with careful attention to wood joinery, combining hand and machine production in equal measure.
ARIAKE
February 2, 2026
Furniture
Part of 2026
Danish Industry (DI) is Denmark’s largest business and employers’ organisation, representing over 20.000 companies—from small startups to global leaders. Democratically governed by its members, DI evolves to meet the dynamic needs of the business community. At 3daysofdesign, DI creates a platform where innovation, design excellence, and sustainability converge. Visitors can explore how Danish companies transform ideas into tangible products, digital experiences, and immersive environments, all reflecting a commitment to responsible production and thoughtful design. Welcome to the group exhibition “Design at 108.”
Danish Industry
April 23, 2025
Furniture
Office
Part of 2025
Part of 2026
Wastberg+ creates well–being through good light. Working closely with leading architects and designers, W+ develops holistic lighting for humans and spaces—light that is emotional, functional, sustainable and affordable.
Wastberg+
February 20, 2024
Lighting
Part of 2024
Part of 2026
Other Exhibitions
White Label Project is a curated platform dedicated to bringing emerging women designers and artists from around the globe to the forefront of the design conversation. The curations of collectible design objects, spanning furniture, textiles and ceramics are all shaped by compelling storytelling, traditional craftsmanship, indigenous knowledge, and responsibly sourced materials.
White Label Project
March 26, 2026
Founded in 2012, Kristina Dam Studio creates furniture, accessories and art objects shaped through an architectural approach to form and material. With a focus on sculptural minimalism, craftsmanship and lasting quality, the studio draws on architectural principles to create refined pieces that bring a clean and distinct presence to contemporary spaces.
Kristina Dam Studio
December 22, 2021
Founded in 1985, Santa & Cole is an independent editor of thoughtful design objects, art and books headquartered in Belloch (Barcelona, Spain). It’s a practice rooted in a discerning eye: choosing pieces with intuitive precision, often created by others, and bringing them to light, sharing them widely, safeguarding authorship and championing their value. With an aesthetic which leans more timeless than futuristic, Santa & Cole favours history over fashion, silence over noise. From spectacle to substance: if objects can be read, it’s because they have something to say. These are slow–cooked products, crafted to last, designed to be passed down through generations.
Santa & Cole
February 2, 2024
The name EDITORA means "editor."​ Based in Japan—a nation far from where the great masters of design once lived—they have always viewed their work through a unique lens. This distance has granted a different perspective. EDITORA's foundation lies in the firm MAKE AND SEE, which has designed and manufactured bespoke furniture for Japan’s finest hotels and restaurants for over ten years. Throughout this journey, their work has been rooted in a profound, unwavering respect for the masters. A brand that distills the experience, philosophy, and cultivated vision over years of craftsmanship. Each piece is realised by Japan’s leading artisans—it is its definitive response to the legacy of these greats.
EDITORA
December 11, 2025
×
EST.18
Check back soon!