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Ro Collection embraces a contemporary approach to Danish design traditions, rooted in a deep appreciation for craftsmanship, purpose and tranquillity. The word 'Ro' is Danish for serenity, calmness and peace of mind—values that lie at the core of the brand. Working closely with talented designers and skilled artisans, Ro Collection brings elegant furniture and accessories to life using carefully selected materials. Each piece is created to be lived with and to last, contributing to soulful spaces where meaningful design moments can flourish.

Uncover something entirely new to Ro Collection at this year’s fair experience, Unearth. Striking new materials and precious colours come together to showcase the versatility behind the furniture designs of Asger Soelberg, Carsten Buhl, and Claus C. Simonsen. Experience the Star Table in new sizes and tabletop finishes, along with the Regatta and Pandora steel frame chairs, adorned in carefully curated leathers and fabrics from a vibrant upholstery programme inspired by craftsmanship, quality, and the Danish landscape. Explore Ro Collection’s interactive chair display and unearth a personal expression of ro.

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Marta is a Los Angeles–based, globally–engaged gallery for art and design. Founded by partners and designers Benjamin Critton and Heidi Korsavong in 2019, the gallery makes space for artists to experiment with the utility of design, and for designers to explore the abandonment of function. Marta’s curatorial and publication programs take interest in the process and facilitators of a work’s creation as well as the narrative of its creator(s). Marta embraces the intersection of and the transition between disciplines, advocates for diversity in design, and promotes broad access to the arts.
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An installation by Imogen Kwok featuring KØGE, and MARLOT BAUS curated by Noura Residency. Craftsmanship, design, and cuisine are brought together not as separate disciplines, but as a singular living exhibition. In this collaboration, the boundaries between the permanent and the ephemeral are blurred. Here, the table sits in that suspended pause after making and before eating. It is a scene of organic materials that have been handled, and are waiting to be undone: Fat, powder, fruit, sugar. Cone, oval, sphere, leaf. This installation investigates the exact point at which we begin giving meaning to objects and the materials that make them.
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Jan Kath Design has revolutionised the world of rugs. For nearly 30 years, the brand has been shaping the international design scene with its work. While the creative language spans a broad spectrum, production remains deliberately rooted in tradition. Each carpet is crafted using centuries–old hand–knotting techniques in selected workshops in Nepal and India, certified for sustainability by the Swiss label STEP. Knot by knot, skilled artisans translate the designs into textile art. Only premium natural materials are used, including hand–combed Tibetan highland wool, fine Chinese silk, and Nepalese nettle. This balanced material composition gives the rugs a distinctive tactile quality and a deep, layered presence beyond the surface.
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Trained as an architect, Finn Juhl approached furniture as an artistic discipline rather than a purely functional task. His work challenged established ideas of construction and use, introducing sculptural forms and a clear sense of proportion that helped shape Danish modernism. For more than two decades, House of Finn Juhl has held the exclusive rights to revive and produce Finn Juhl’s furniture designs, working to preserve the intent and principles behind his work—an approach that continues to resonate across generations.
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Vlad Oganov Objects is a contemporary lighting studio based in Warsaw, creating sculptural lamps through digital fabrication and small–series production. The brand explores 3D printing as a design and making tool to achieve a timeless aesthetic, tactile surfaces, and softly diffused light. Influenced by Bauhaus clarity and Italian design of the 1970s, each lamp is conceived as a complete object—visually engaging both when illuminated and when at rest. Designed as integral elements of an interior, the objects shape atmosphere through warmth, proportion, and calm presence, combining modern technology with a craft–driven approach to lighting.
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Founded in Japan, YAMAGIWA has spent more than 100 years creating spaces where lighting is shaped by a deep sensitivity to beauty. Beyond illumination, light is approached as a way of shaping atmosphere—bringing comfort, clarity, and a quiet emotional resonance to a space. Rooted in Japanese craftsmanship, YAMAGIWA values material integrity, refined detail, and lasting quality. Through collaborations with internationally recognised architects and designers—including Frank Lloyd Wright, Shiro Kuramata, and Toyo Ito—YAMAGIWA’s philosophy of light has found expression on an international stage.
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The story of sog begins in the world of bespoke furniture in Japan, where its creators listened to countless stories—the single line drawn by an architect, the quiet wish of a user. To answer each one, the brand's artisans sculpted wood, tailored fabrics, and bent metal. The myriad forms born and then vanished in this process became what they call the “memories of design.” From this vast accumulation of memories and experience, “sog” was born: a brand that carves out the "So” (素)—the elemental form destined to become the standard of the future.
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RERO glass is a public access studio that works exclusively with recycle glass. RERO Glass explores themes of eco–friendly consumption while collaborating with universities and international artists and designers. Frederik has set RERO up to invite artists, designers, architects and students in to explore the material and research techniques and collaborate. Besides making products and projects the studio offers workshops, events, and university programs on a regular basis, now hosting close to 2500 people yearly. Currently RERO is launching a new endeavour; lighting. Collaborations, connections and concepts, all in recycle glass and on a global scale.
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Gothersgade 14, 1123 Copenhagen
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Portugal Space: The Making of
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Embassy of Portugal, Toldbodgade 31, 1253 Copenhagen
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13:30
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14:15
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Bretz
Discover the latest Bretz collection update
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Palægade 4, 1261 Copenhagen
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16:00
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18:00
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MÆRK
Design Talk: Perception in Materiality Across the Nordics
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Niels Hemmingsens Gade 8—10, 1153 Copenhagen
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9:00
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9:45
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Flokk
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Matrikel1, Gamle Strand 26, 1200 Copenhagen
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15:00
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18:00
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Cumellas
Mediterranean Dialogues: Threads & Tastes
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Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen, Dinamarca
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11:00
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17:00
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Morning Design Talks: Claesson Koivisto Rune
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Orientkaj 22, 2150 Copenhagen
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9:00
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10:00
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Store Strandstræde 8, 1255 Copenhagen
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