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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.

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Frederiksgade 17, 1265 Copenhagen
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Address
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Address
Bredgade 68, 1260 Copenhagen
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FORMARKIVET
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Address
Århusgade 128D, 1st—2nd Floor, 2150 Copenhagen
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Address
Holbergsgade 16, 1057 Copenhagen
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Address
Holbergsgade 20, 1057 Copenhagen
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Address
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Start
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