Kvadrat
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Kvadrat was established in Denmark in 1968 and has deep roots in Scandinavia’s world-famous design tradition. A leader in design innovation, Kvadrat produces high-performance, design upholstery and curtain textiles, rugs and acoustic solutions for both commercial and residential interiors. The products reflect their commitment to colour, quality, simplicity and innovation. Kvadrat consistently push the aesthetic, technological and functional properties of textiles. In doing so, they collaborate with leading designers, architects and artists including: Patricia Urquiola, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Alfredo Häberli, Doshi Levien, Giulio Ridolfo, Peter Saville, Pipilotti Rist, Thomas Demand and Olafur Eliasson.

Kvadrat presents Frequency—an immersive textile installation exploring light, colour, motion, and rhythm as universal phenomena perceived through frequencies. Floating above water, the installation invites multi–sensory discovery of the latest high–end Residential Collection of curtain textiles and rugs. Visitors can also enjoy seasonal dishes by chef Mikkel Karstad at the Kvadrat x Vitra Café, where design and gastronomy meet. The curated space is shaped by Kvadrat Acoustics’ Waves curtains, and features Vitra furniture upholstered in Kvadrat textiles.

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