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Founded in 1966, Kettal is an internationally recognised design brand specialising in innovative furniture and architectural solutions for contemporary living and working spaces. Originally a family–run business, it has evolved into a global company collaborating with designers and studios worldwide. Driven by scientific and technological research, Kettal creates products defined by innovation, durability and refined aesthetics. Sustainability, quality and craftsmanship are core values that guide both design and manufacturing processes. Its portfolio includes furniture, lighting and architectural systems for residential, contract and public spaces, offering flexible solutions that respond to the evolving needs of contemporary architecture.

For 3daysofdesign, Kettal presents an intimate interior installation that reflects its contemporary vision for indoor and outdoor living. Bringing together Tilos by Antonio Citterio, Atlantic by Jasper Morrison, Grosso by Patricia Urquiola, Alize by Vincent Van Duysen, Shogun by Verner Panton, U-Type by Barber Osgerby and Globo by Miguel Milá, the presentation unfolds as a lived-in landscape of comfort, colour, material warmth and light within a Copenhagen apartment setting.

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