Miguel Saboya

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The Home of Acoustic Design – Glimakra of Sweden takes great pride in collaborating with local suppliers, always with immediate access to the renewable resources of the forest. Long-term focus on design, quality, and a responsible production has been acknowledged through several international design awards, and as Glimakra of Sweden moves into a circular future and continues to create products that stand the test of time – over and over again.
Glimakra of Sweden
February 22, 2023
The Icelandic Warehouse is an exhibition of Icelandic prominent furniture and interior design brands FÓLK Reykjavík, launching its remaking of Icelandic classic furniture and EPAL, presenting BAÐ, a homage to the unique Icelandic bathing culture, with unique scents from FISCHERSUND, a family–run perfumery / art collective and wellness concept FLOTHETTA. Seemingly disparate, they’re all crafting their stories from Icelandic heritage, translating our collective memory into moments of magic. Hosted by the Icelandic Embassy, facilitated by Iceland Design and Architecture, producer of DesignMarch, the annual Icelandic design festival and with the support of Business Iceland.
Embassy of Iceland
February 5, 2024
Kaufmann Keramik is a family-run, dedicated ceramic manufacturer from Bavaria. Authentically crafted by hand in collaboration with renowned designers, the company creates high-quality, unique ceramic pieces with a lot of heart, flair and enthusiasm for this fascinating material. Stove tiles, wall cladding, room dividers and objects whose diversity and individuality cannot be reproduced by any machine in the world, giving rooms a very special aura and charisma. Each ceramic is a handmade promise of quality for people who care about where and by whom their ceramics are produced.
Kaufmann Keramik
January 30, 2024
Curated by Studio Jonathan Radetz, the exhibition brings together designers from Denmark and Germany alongside craftspeople exploring the themes of World Design Capital Frankfurt RheinMain 2026. Through a dynamic installation, the studio provides a framework where teams develop prototypes that merge traditional techniques with contemporary innovation. Photographs documenting the intersection of craft and design complement the displays, offering insight into the creative process. This collaboration with Studio Jonathan Radetz serves as a platform for sustainability, democratic design, and cultural narratives—fostering dialogue and transformation. World Design Capital Frankfurt RheinMain 2026 unites those passionate about shaping the future of the region, showcasing how design can strengthen democracy and improve lives.
WDC 2026 x SJR
February 12, 2025
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