Normann Copenhagen

Normann Copenhagen
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Since Normann Copenhagen’s foundation in 1999, the brand's ambition has been to challenge conventional thinking and make the ordinary extraordinary through great design. By combining the craftsmanship, functionality and endurance characterised by its Danish design heritage with modern silhouettes and durable materials, Normann Copenhagen aims to create original products in a contemporary design that withstand the test of time. Normann Copenhagen believes in uniting people and spaces across the world and improving the quality of people’s lives through the power of great design. The brand's products combine functionality and design and accommodate the diversity of needs of modern life in residential and professional interiors alike.

Grids shape everyday life—whether noticed or not. From city streets and domestic architecture to the digital feeds encountered daily, life unfolds within structured systems. At 3daysofdesign, Normann Copenhagen explores these structures through a multi–floor exhibition inspired by the grid as a spatial language. Across several levels, installations interpret the grid in both tangible and abstract ways. It appears as a graphic framework, shaping the spatial design through repetition, patterns and formations, where furniture becomes the element that gives meaning to space—providing a framework for the actions that fill everyday life.

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Rooted in craftsmanship and architectural principles, Nordiska Kök continues to push the boundaries of design, always with a focus on sustainable materials, thoughtful details, and design that stands the test of time. With all kitchens and interior designs produced in its own joinery in Sweden, Nordiska Kök creates made–to–order and fully bespoke designs shaped by material awareness and careful detailing, with delivery across Europe.
Nordiska Kök
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Established in 2025, FIRPON's first endeavour is to bring the light back to the somewhat mythical Filosof Lamp, created by the notorious architect Lars-Erik Ejlers (1948–2024). Lars-Erik Ejlers carried the lamp with him wherever he went, from the bar at Hotel D’Angleterre to Holstein Bodega, turning Copenhagen’s nightlife into his personal showroom. To own a Filosof Lamp was to own a piece of a story, as it was often purchased directly from him during a late-night visit to a city bar, making it both rare and iconic. FRIPON now carries his vision forward, bringing the Filosof Lamp back to shine in modern spaces.
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Established in 2020 in Armenia, OCHRE merges artistic ideas with artisanal expertise to craft objects for everyday life. At the heart of OCHRE’s practice is wool—a material that serves as both a physical foundation and a source of reflection. Yet wool is a starting point, never an obligatory final destination. In recent years, OCHRE’s collections have expanded into the world of embroidery, ceramics, and beyond. OCHRE creates objects for everyday life, guided by a search for more sustainable ways of relating to materials, to histories, and to one another.
OCHRE
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The Royal Danish Academy—Architecture, Design, Conservation strives to be an active, creative and leading actor in society by contributing to tackling the major national and global challenges of our time. The Royal Danish Academy is a research and educational institution that is drawing on a historical foundation within the fields of architecture, design and conservation. Based on a solid tradition the Royal Danish Academy constantly develops its subject areas by uniting three fields of knowledge: academic research, artistic research and professional practice, which are three different ways of discovering, inventing and creating.
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COR Sitzmöbel stands for interior design culture, aesthetic appeal and excellent seating comfort. The premium brand has been owner–managed since it was established in 1954. COR Sitzmöbel manufactures excellent quality seating and upholstered furniture for international markets at its production facility in Rheda–Wiedenbrück, Germany. The famous classic sofa Conseta is part of the product range since 1964. All upholstered furniture products have the Blue Angel eco–label seal of approval and the Greenguard Gold certificate. The production site has been climate–neutral through offsetting since 2020.
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Since 1837, Bernstorffsminde has produced quality furniture, building a strong heritage and commitment to creating pieces that are both beautiful and made to last. The company’s own BM1837 collection pays tribute to the timeless elegance of Danish design, always sought after and appreciated. Bernstorffsminde unites tradition, innovation, and a passion for craftsmanship to create furniture that is distinctive and refined in its expression. The latest collection, BM1837, reflects this commitment to quality furniture that stands the test of time and creates an atmosphere of lasting elegance.
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Tōseibo is a Copenhagen–based ceramic studio that specialises in handcrafted tea and coffee ware, flower and incense vessels. All the ceramic works are designed to facilitate beauty in daily rituals through practical functionality. Behind the studio is Longfei Tōsei Wang, a Chinese–born Danish multi–artist. Shaped by years of experience in classical music and visual storytelling, his work bridges East Asian traditions and Scandinavian aesthetics. Through ceramics, he continues to expand into the worlds of art, product design, and architectural expression.
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Founded in Denmark in 1872, Fritz Hansen plays an active role in the evolution of Danish design, shaping a legacy of craftsmanship, quality, and innovation. Throughout its history, the company has worked closely with visionary designers and architects to shape lasting designs that have stood the test of time. From Arne Jacobsen and Poul Kjærholm to contemporary talents like Cecilie Manz, Piero Lissoni, and Jaime Hayon, each collaboration contributes to an ongoing dialogue between heritage and innovation—united by a dedication to enduring design made to pass on to the next generation. Fritz Hansen’s collections span indoor and outdoor furniture, lighting, and objects brought to life in homes, workplaces, and hospitality spaces worldwide.
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