Kodanska

Kodanska
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Marie Graff is the owner and creative soul behind the Danish design company Kodanska. Kodanska – translating to ’Copenhagen Street’ from Czech to Danish – is the name of the street in the heart of Prague where Marie lived with her family for four years. Inspired by her life in Prague and her roots back in Denmark, Marie chose the name ’Kodanska’ as a good way to tell her personal story. This is the core stone of all Kodanska design as it hides small personal stories, that makes the designs unique and gives it a very special meaning. Marie focus on shapes, colours, the quality of the process of handmade work and the aesthetics of the final result. Discover and enjoy their unique handmade collections.

Duing 3daysofdesign - Kodanska's focus will be on embracing the imperfection in design. In 2022 Kodanska launched their ‘I A Not Perfect Collection’ with focus on zero waste in production. Come and enjoy the beauty of mouth blown glass and get amazed while they show you the process behind the designs.

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