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Founded in 2023, KØGE Design blends the timeless purity of Japanese aesthetics with the elegance of Scandinavian design and a distinctive Belgian flair. More than just a furniture brand, KØGE Design is dedicated to crafting a lifestyle, creating objects that inspire and elevate everyday living. Using only noble and sustainable materials—solid wood and solid stainless steel—its creations combine beauty with durability. Rapidly expanding, KØGE Design is swiftly establishing itself as a renowned name in the industry, with products reaching all corners of the globe. Developed in Belgium, its pieces are exclusively crafted in Europe, spotlighting local craftsmanship. A brand for those who cherish style, simplicity, and sustainability.

During 3daysofdesign, KØGE Design will showcase its latest collections at DDcated, a key design hub in Copenhagen. Visitors can explore sustainable, high–end furniture blending Japanese purity, Scandinavian elegance, and Belgian flair. Crafted in Europe with solid wood and steel, KØGE Design’s timeless pieces highlight durability and local craft.

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