Fritz Hansen

Løvstræde 4, 1152 Copenhagen

Fritz Hansen

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Founded in Denmark in 1872, Fritz Hansen plays an active role in the evolution of Danish design, shaping a legacy of craftsmanship, quality, and innovation. Throughout its history, the company has worked closely with visionary designers and architects to shape lasting designs that have stood the test of time. From Arne Jacobsen and Poul Kjærholm to contemporary talents like Cecilie Manz, Piero Lissoni, and Jaime Hayon, each collaboration contributes to an ongoing dialogue between heritage and innovation—united by a dedication to enduring design made to pass on to the next generation. Fritz Hansen’s collections span indoor and outdoor furniture, lighting, and objects brought to life in homes, workplaces, and hospitality spaces worldwide.

Fritz Hansen Sound Club explores how sound shapes the way we experience furniture, light and materials in space. Set across a series of connected spaces, including the listening lounge, courtyard and store, the installation brings together listening spaces, recordings from the making of Fritz Hansen furniture and live DJ sessions. Moving between these spaces, visitors are invited to sit, listen and experience design through sound, including an original vinyl created for the installation, revealing how space, material and use are experienced together.

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