+Halle

Kattesundet 4, Strøget 24, 1st Floor, 1458 Copenhagen

+Halle

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+Halle® exists to develop a different type of furniture, designed to make a difference to people’s daily lives, helping them focus, work, and relax in new ways. Furniture shaped by human behaviour is furniture shaped by those who use it. The more minds involved, the more evolved the design.

For 3daysofdesign +Halle® transforms its showroom into a deli–style setting, pairing their newest products with food and drinks throughout the day. Inspired by the logic of ‘Fast/Casual’: efficiency, material clarity and directness of use. Composed for short stays, informal meetings and everyday activities. New products by: Fengfan Yang, Jamie Wolfond Studio, Krøyer–Sætter–Lassen, Form Us With Love. Open daily.

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