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Jacob Jensen is a realm of Danish design, transforming everyday essentials into extraordinary objects that captivate, bring surprise, delight, and meaningful impact. Since its beginnings in 1958, Jacob Jensen's design philosophy has given rise to pioneering products and design decisions that have left an indelible mark globally. Today, Jacob Jensen continues to shape dynamic and distinctive designs.

Jacob Jensen presents a reflective experience during 3daysofdesign. The installation explores the brand’s design philosophy, “different but not strange,” rooted in clarity, functionality, and human relevance. It demonstrates how design can invite interaction without demanding attention. The experience unfolds in layers — from first glance to close observation. Through repetition and structure, the installation encourages reflection and offers a quiet reminder: even the most familiar forms can be seen anew, when they are approached differently.

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