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kreon, derives from the French word 'crayon,' emphasises the importance of a pencil mark in design. Since its inception, kreon has focused on enhancing architecture by minimising lighting solutions to the essentials. Their goal is to highlight architectural beauty through the strategic use of light and dark, tailored to the atmosphere, material, and overall design. kreon adheres to principles of unity in design, simplicity in techniques, and precision in details. Their timeless luminaires balance minimalism with emotional architecture, offering both decorative and sober products. Welcome to world of kreon.

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Knabstrup Keramik, one of Denmark’s most cherished ceramic brands, boasts a rich history dating back to 1897. Over the years, Knabstrup Keramik has collaborated with numerous ceramic artists and designers, drawing inspiration from across the globe. From Hungarian artists in the post-war era to German ceramists in the 1960s, these creative minds shaped and decorated pieces that became treasured collectibles. In 2017, Knabstrup Keramik was relaunched with a vision to honour its storied past while embracing the future. The brand is dedicated to reviving the artistry and craftsmanship that defined its legacy, delving into its rich archives to bring timeless designs back to life.
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Gandia Blasco Group is a Mediterranean family company known for its expertise in the design and edition of outdoor furniture and spaces — more than furniture, a lifestyle — and in the handcrafted creation of designer rugs. The group operates in a diversified way through its three brands: GANDIABLASCO, GAN, and DIABLA, each with its own distinctive personality. Founded in 1941 by José Gandía Blasco, and originally dedicated to the manufacture of yarns and blankets, the company has stood out for a solid trajectory marked by constant reinvention and the promotion of design culture.
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Anker & Co
Morning Talk: The Fusion of Craft and Tech
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Dampfærgevej 13, 2100 Copenhagen
Dampfærgevej 13, 2100 Copenhagen
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18 Jun
Rockfon
Inner Worlds: Breathwork & Meditation
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Sundkaj 163, 2150 Copenhagen
Sundkaj 163, 2150 Copenhagen
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18 Jun
Eilersen
Morning Moments: Breakfast and 130 Years of Craftsmanship
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Niels Hemmingsens Gade 7, 1153 Copenhagen
Niels Hemmingsens Gade 7, 1153 Copenhagen
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18 Jun
LOOPE
Circular show and tell over coffee on a Wednesday
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Brobergsgade 4, 1427 Copenhagen
Brobergsgade 4, 1427 Copenhagen
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8:00
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11:00
18 Jun
Garde Hvalsøe
Deltag in a morning of design, conversation, and craftsmanship
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Esplanaden 8D, 1263 Copenhagen
Esplanaden 8D, 1263 Copenhagen
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8:30
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10:30
18 Jun
De La Espada
A morning of design, conversation, and craftsmanship
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Esplanaden 8D, 1263 Copenhagen
Esplanaden 8D, 1263 Copenhagen
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18 Jun
Garde Hvalsøe
A morning of design
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Esplanaden 8D, 1263 Copenhagen
Esplanaden 8D, 1263 Copenhagen
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18 Jun
Garde Hvalsøe
BREAKFAST & TEA
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Esplanaden 8D, 1263 Copenhagen
Esplanaden 8D, 1263 Copenhagen
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