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Saba is a female-led company with a design philosophy rooted in strong, thoughtful concepts. The mission is to seamlessly blend the functional virtues of design with an emotional, expressive language. Every Saba space is characterized by soft, rounded forms, deliberately free of sharp edges, to evoke a sense of comfort and welcome. The brand places exceptional emphasis on detail, particularly in its meticulous choice of textiles and coverings. A defining principle of Saba is the harmony between freedom and poetry, reflected in the flexibility of its products, the richness of its colors and fabrics, and the guiding creative vision. Combined with precise tailoring and artisanal touches, these elements result in Saba’s signature aesthetic.

Echoes of Space is an installation that reveals how design shifts meaning through context, scale, and atmosphere. For 3daysofdesign, Openhouse presents a collaborative exhibition at The Conary, in partnership with Expormim, Saba Italia, JOV, Japan Form and Mike Hausmann. In this exhibition, styled by Henriette Schou, design unfolds through a sequence of spaces, each one shaping how it is perceived, used, and felt. Echoes of Space showcases design in its unique shapes, forms, and materials across various surroundings and dimensions, not only within the home but in daily life, and how these define each piece. Saba’s latest collections engage in a lived–in narrative, exploring organic forms through chromatic vibrations.

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