New Comfort Products

New Comfort Products
Cover image missing

The New Comfort Products is a small company based in the North of Norway, on the coast of Helgeland. The company produces chairs in recycled plastic made of waste form the aquaculture industry in the region, typically ropes. This gives the products not only first class and lasting quality, but primarily makes them environmentally sustainable. The product are designed mostly by well known designers like “Snøhetta” but also by local up-and-coming young designer for the same region. This gives the product range an wide variety and along with the production process an opportunity to produce an range of unique chairs. Some of the chairs can be delivered in at truly one-of-a-kind colour pallet which neither will or can be copied.

NCP will showcase sustainable, contemporary chairs made from recycled ocean plastic, locally sourced on Helgeland. Norwegian designers have considered comfort, environmental impact, and also emphasized the visually unique joy of creation. Welcome to the exhibition universe filled with forward-thinking quality and design.

Related Exhibitions
Quality defines every space and enhances well–being. Walter Knoll furniture engages the senses, conveys appreciation, and shapes outstanding architectural projects worldwide. Since 1865, design and craftsmanship have been based on the finest materials: leather, fabric, and wood. Long–standing collaborations with leading architects like Norman Foster and renowned designers such as EOOS shape the collection. Whether in private homes or prestigious projects like the European Central Bank, tailored solutions create unique, representative spaces. Sustainability, timeless aesthetics, and masterful craftsmanship define every product — built to last for generations.
Walter Knoll
February 3, 2025
Furniture
Part of 2025
Selected BySecher was launched in 2020 to reintroduce carefully handpicked furniture by lesser-known Danish designers and furniture architects. Showcasing a curated selection of timeless lighting and furniture, each piece is crafted with the finest materials, exceptional craftsmanship, and meticulous attention to detail. A Selected BySecher piece is a luxurious addition to any modern interior. Part of Gallery Secher Fine Art & Design, which has specialised in fine art, design, and furniture classics since 2002, everything at Secher in Copenhagen reflects a deep passion, expertise, and appreciation for classic Danish design and craftsmanship.
Selected BySecher
February 10, 2023
Furniture
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
For over 30 years, Desalto has nurtured a concept of aesthetically sophisticated products rooted in continuous technical and technological research aimed at enhanced functionality. With three decades of activity, Desalto stands as both a youthful and time-honoured brand—a dynamic spirit that seamlessly blends iconic seating and complements, resembling graphic forms sketched in the air, with tables as versatile as daily life itself. The narrative began in 1990 when the four Orsenigo brothers, heirs to a family metalworking business, envisioned a company more attuned to contemporary trends. They sought collaboration with designers, fostering diverse perspectives that align with the same corporate philosophy centred on fundamental values of harmony and elegance.
Desalto
January 31, 2024
Furniture
Outdoor
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
As one of the leading curatorial platforms for contemporary collectible design, ADORNO presents cross-cultural collections by independent designers. Focused on craftsmanship, authenticity, and material exploration, Adorno offers global access to one-of-a-kind works that reflect identity, narrative, and place. Through curated exhibitions and direct-to-collector sales, the platform fosters deeper engagement with design as a cultural practice.
ADORNO
February 3, 2025
Furniture
Accessories
Part of 2025
Other Exhibitions
The world needs change—more sustainability, stronger communities, and a better life for all. That’s why design isn’t just about creating something new; it’s also about improving what we already have, making it more beautiful, functional, playful, and appealing. It’s about listening to people’s needs and involving them in creating the solutions of the future. At Kolding School of Design, creative people from all over the world come together to do just that—through craftsmanship, artistic expression, and research. The teaching is based on practical experience, the latest knowledge, and close collaboration with the outside world.
Kolding School of Design
January 30, 2025
Orla Culligan creates unique slip cast ceramics for the home in Clonakilty, Cork. She strives to provide high–quality products that bring joy to the owner’s home while keeping her business sustainable by minimising waste and maintaining a low environmental impact. The original inspiration for her work comes from discovering 'rubbish' washed up on the beaches where she grew up in East Cork. As she walks along the beach, flotsam and jetsam become tangled among the seaweed, their bright synthetic man–made colours standing out. Upon closer scrutiny, these objects reveal a gorgeous range of textures where the sea has intervened; seams and edges have softened, yet evidence of the making process and the machine still remains.
Orla Culligan Ceramics
January 10, 2025
Lærke Ryom, Kasper Kyster, Carsten In Der Elst, Didi NG Wing Yin and duo Frederik Gustav are independent and innovative designers who blur the lines between design, craft and architecture. They blend intuitive experimentation with traditional craftsmanship, challenging materials and construction methods to create works that evoke a sense of curiosity and beauty.
Unplugged
January 18, 2024
Sculptural Minimalism’ has been a guiding principle since the beginning of Kristina Dam Studio, influenced by movements such as Bauhaus and Japanese design. The aim has always been to create minimalist yet impactful pieces, functional yet artistic. At Kristina Dam Studio, the home is regarded as a place where the beauty of art integrates seamlessly into everyday life. By normalising the presence of sculptures and artistic objects, Kristina Dam Studio brings art out of the exclusive realm and into communal spaces, enriching the environment and inspiring those who inhabit it. The ethos of ‘Sculptural Minimalism’ continues to guide the studio, as it designs products that merge functionality with aesthetic refinement.
Kristina Dam Studio
December 22, 2021

Explore Districts

×
New Comfort Products
Check back soon!