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Timeless design created for families and inspired by life’s moments. Nobodinoz is crafted for those who appreciate design and beautiful materials. The brand takes inspiration from everyday life to create personal and inviting environments. With a free–spirited approach, Nobodinoz embraces boundless creativity, contributing to an optimistic future in a changing world. Guided by a global team of energetic and curious designers, each season introduces fresh ideas, often in collaboration with renowned creators like Marc Venot and Heju Studio. Production is approached with meticulous care, utilising high–quality materials and short supply chains to support regional artisans. Each piece tells a unique story, celebrating life, beauty, and imagination.

Immerse yourself in inspiring talks with Nobodinoz and their partner designers, Heju Studio and Marc Venot. Explore the brand’s philosophy, the creative process behind their collections, and the art of designing for multi–generational living. Join the team to discover innovative creations and new furniture collections, and engage in conversations celebrating design that brings families together in harmonious and inspiring spaces.

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Løvstræde 1, 1152 Copenhagen
Start
17:00
End
19:00
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Address
Galleri Jens Frederiksen, Overgaden Oven Vandet 54, Copenhagen
Start
13:00
End
13:30
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Panel discussion with Ronan Bouroullec, Kvadrat & Dezeen
Address
Sølvgade 5, st. th. ,1307 Copenhagen K
Sølvgade 5, 1307 Copenhagen
Start
9:00
End
10:00
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FORMARKIVET
Records and Sips
Address
Århusgade 128D, 1st—2nd Floor, 2150 Copenhagen
Start
16:00
End
19:00
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Kvik
Meet Danish designer Rikke Frost
Address
Bådteatret, Nyhavn 16, 1051 Copenhagen
Start
15:00
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FRIDAY AFFAIR - Drinks & Design
Address
Esplanaden 8D, 1263 Copenhagen
Start
15:30
End
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Address
Løvstræde 1, 1152 Copenhagen
Start
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Start
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