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LOUISE ROE, the Danish designer, has shaped her eponymous brand with a strong artistic vision and a deep appreciation for European craftsmanship. Her designs, rooted in minimalism yet infused with an avant–garde sensibility, emphasise sculptural forms and the inherent character of natural materials. Through artisanal techniques, she creates objects and furniture that are both timeless and enduring. In 2018, she opened LOUISE ROE GALLERY in the heart of Copenhagen. Today, the flagship store attracts visitors from around the world, offering an immersive experience alongside its café, THE ROE BAR.

NEW COLLABORATION—LOUISE ROE unveils a new creative venture. This collaboration brings together the visionary talents of the design duo, Mentze Ottenstein and Louise Roe Andersen. Together, they present an intriguing array of new designs, reimagining both form and function within the LOUISE ROE GALLERY. NEW FURNITURE OBJECTS—Louise Roe Andersen also introduces new elements to the LOUISE ROE furniture collection. Crafted in honest materials, these objects will be displayed in the gallery. ARTFUL FORMS IN GLASS—Explore a showcase from the S.R. collection, dedicated entirely to glass. At its centre is the debut of the Drape Vase—a sculptural statement that distills the collection’s essence: mouth–blown, handcrafted, and expressive.

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