Montana Furniture

Montana Furniture
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Montana Furniture is committed to creating playful spaces and making room for personality. Since 1982, the Danish family–owned design company has dedicated itself to enriching the world with colours. Embodying this philosophy, Montana brings high–quality furniture, proud Danish craftsmanship and playful colours to private homes, public spaces, and corporate settings worldwide. At its factory in Denmark, Montana manufactures EU Eco–labelled modular furniture, ensuring the highest standards for processing, painting, and assembling.

Montana Furniture presents two exhibitions during 3daysofdesign, unfolding across its showroom and flagship store. Both spaces are centred around a tribute to Verner Panton and his distinctive colour universe, where colour is explored as a defining spatial element. Visitors are invited to step inside and discover new perspectives, from bold compositions and revived hues to vibrant limited editions, alongside a renewed take on one of the home’s most essential spaces – reimagined with flexibility and a refined sense of scale.

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Founded in 1992, Time & Style is a Japanese interior brand that designs and manufactures a wide range of products, including furniture, lighting, tableware, and other daily essentials. Drawing inspiration from Japan’s rich natural environment, cultural heritage, and traditional craftsmanship, the brand strives to create products that embody enduring, quiet beauty and timeless value. All products are made in Japan by skilled artisans using locally sourced, authentic materials, ensuring the highest quality while reflecting a harmonious coexistence with nature. Learning from the past to innovate for the future, Time & Style carries forward the spirit of tradition, translating it into new expressions and sharing these values with the world.
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Founded in 1990, OneCollection works with interior solutions for public spaces across sectors, including hospitality, business, and healthcare and care environments. Operating at the intersection of modern Danish design and craftsmanship, OneCollection develops furniture and interiors that support functionality, comfort, and long–term use. Their portfolio spans between bespoke furniture and interior solutions, tailored to the specific needs of each sector. Across projects, OneCollection maintains a strong commitment to quality, responsibility, and considered design.
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