Iteration Collective

Iteration Collective
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Iteration Collective is a newly established design collective of 12 young designers. The community has emerged from a shared desire to create and challenge each other, pushing creative boundaries to enhance their skills as designers. Through close collaboration, members tackle new design challenges, each producing original works based on a shared design brief with defined constraints and objectives. Recognising the importance of responsible design practices, the group is dedicated to exploring new approaches, challenging conventional norms in furniture design and to pave the way for more eco–conscious solution. With hope to inspire future design generations and contribute to the dialogue surrounding design innovation and sustainability.

The Bridge of Time exhibition explores how tradition and innovation come together in modern furniture design. Each designer draws inspiration from Nordic design traditions and craft techniques from before 1970, blending them with today’s production methods. The pieces are mainly made from recycled or up–cycled materials, with a focus on sustainability and circular design principles. The exhibition offers a tribute to the designers and design traditions that have shaped the past, while also envisioning a sustainable and innovative future for Nordic furniture design.

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ASKO
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We Do Wood was founded in Copenhagen in 2011, based on the vision that new Danish design and strict sustainability principles should be closely intertwined. While not aiming to revolutionise the industry, We Do Wood seeks to contribute to a new era of reliability. Their primary goal is to produce high-quality furniture that embodies both functional and expressive honesty. We Do Wood is committed to consistently pursue superior alternatives and strongly believes in collective responsibility towards future generations. Dedicated to making a positive impact on our planet.
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Mater
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