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MATIAS MOELLENBACH

Frederiksgade 1, 3rd Floor, 1265 Copenhagen

MATIAS MOELLENBACH

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Matias Moellenbach, an emerging furniture and interior design brand from Copenhagen, strives to produce unique and durable items. The brand is known for its diverse range of interior objects, reflecting a commitment to exploring beyond a single medium. This approach is clearly visible in the studio's product lineup. In that past year, textiles have has notably become a focus of intense interest, marking a significant theme in the studio's latest releases. This exhibition will naturally showcase new textiles, alongside furniture and lighting pieces.

The centre of this year exhibition will be the release of the multi-material Assembly Furniture Series. "The Assembly Side table earns its name due to its ability to be assembled without requiring additional components. Its joints firmly lock together, providing structural integrity and optimal functionality. Its minimalist design allows for quick and effortless assembly, all without sacrificing stability and durability." Matias Moellenbach will open his brand new showroom in the beautiful and historical settings at Frederiksgade.

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