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In the heart of Belgium, Libeco has been weaving exquisite linen for five generations. As one of only six weavers worldwide carrying the prestigious Belgian Linen™ label, Libeco ensures its linen is crafted in Belgium with at least 85% European flax, guaranteeing authenticity and quality. Libeco Home, its finished products division, offers a timeless collection of bed, table, and kitchen linen, home accessories, and bags—designed to age beautifully. Sold in 65 countries, Libeco Home serves interior designers, retailers, and the hospitality sector, including the Belgian royal family. With bespoke services available, each piece tells a story of heritage, craftsmanship, and a commitment to sustainability.

During 3daysofdesign Copenhagen, Libeco Home transforms an apartment in Kanalhuset, Christianshavn, into a serene linen experience. Fully styled in their signature aesthetic, the space invites visitors to immerse themselves in the timeless beauty of Belgian linen. Every piece, from bed and table linen to home accessories, reflects commitment to craftsmanship, sustainability, and authentic design. Step inside, feel the textures, and discover how Libeco Home brings warmth and elegance to interiors. Experience the story of linen—woven with heritage, designed for modern living.

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Nychair X is a folding lounge chair designed in 1970 by Takeshi Nii, continuously made in Japan.
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By collaborating with fabric designers or brands like Carhartt WIP, Nychair X reaches out to new audiences while cherishing its original principles.
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