Form 22

Sønder Boulevard 41, 1720 Copenhagen

Form 22

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Form 22, launching a new collection in 2024, reshapes climate communication through innovative design and art. Specialising in a unique collectible design collection, it fosters conversations around climate by disrupting the "Spiral of Silence." Form 22 collaborates with experts to translate abstract awareness into high-quality design. Committed to positive engagement, Form 22 will launch its collection during 3daysofdesign, showcasing the transformative power of design as a language. The brand's artistic approach breaks the silence on climate conversations, inspiring a collective journey towards a sustainable future.

During 3daysofdesign, Form22 will launch a collectible design collection with impactful products aimed at fostering meaningful conversations. Visitors will experience a sensory journey where innovative materials and design expressions converge to break the silence on climate conversations, inviting them to join a collective journey towards a modern positive future.

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Homo Faber Fellowship is presented by the Michelangelo Foundation for Creativity and Craftsmanship, a non–profit institution based in Geneva, which champions contemporary craftspeople worldwide with the aim of promoting a more human, inclusive and sustainable future. The Foundation presents Homo Faber, a cultural movement centred on international master artisans and the next generations of craftspeople. From engaging education programmes and a yearly programme of events to an online platform, its signature projects celebrate and preserve craftsmanship and its diversity of makers, materials and techniques, increasing craft's everyday recognition and its viability as a professional path for future generations.

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Ancher creates handmade tableware for restaurants, coffee shops, canteens, and interior projects—made to be used every day and built to last in professional kitchens. Rooted in craftsmanship and functional design, each piece is carefully developed with durability, tactility, and scale in mind. Founded in Copenhagen, Ancher works locally with a production setup that allows for fast delivery without compromising quality. Their new studio—an old butcher shop transformed into a ceramic studio—reflects this approach: original materials, honest processes, and modern design. Tableware shaped by hands, meant for everyday use, shipped globally.

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Tōseibo

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