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Sætter Copenhagen is a Danish furniture brand, founded by Caroline Bahrenscheer, located north of Copenhagen. An old flea market find inspired her to create the Sætter shelf you know today. Sætter quickly became known as the "cup shelf" on Instagram and is now to be found in thousands of homes around the world. Founded in 2020 Sætter Copenhagen's mission is to produced high quality furniture in honest materials, designed and produced in Denmark.

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Curated by Studio Jonathan Radetz, the exhibition brings together designers from Denmark and Germany alongside craftspeople exploring the themes of World Design Capital Frankfurt RheinMain 2026. Through a dynamic installation, the studio provides a framework where teams develop prototypes that merge traditional techniques with contemporary innovation. Photographs documenting the intersection of craft and design complement the displays, offering insight into the creative process. This collaboration with Studio Jonathan Radetz serves as a platform for sustainability, democratic design, and cultural narratives—fostering dialogue and transformation. World Design Capital Frankfurt RheinMain 2026 unites those passionate about shaping the future of the region, showcasing how design can strengthen democracy and improve lives.
WDC 2026 x SJR
February 12, 2025
Furniture
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Weaving together timeless Danish design and sustainable ambitions, Ege Carpets craft wall-to-wall carpets, rugs, carpet tiles and planks for commercial buildings, hotels, cruise ships, art galleries, exhibitions and more. Offering an attractive selection of pick-and-produce designs as well as endless custom design opportunities, Ege Carpets are chosen by high-profile companies all over the world.
Ege Carpets
February 24, 2022
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Miniforms is a bizarre entity: known for vibrant, unconventional designs and often seen collaborating with young, talented designers. The motto, “Making Craftsmanship Last,” embodies a commitment to uniqueness, where skilled hands take centre stage and machines play a supporting role to meet the demands of modern manufacturing. A strong focus on environmental consciousness underpins every decision. Guided by a deep sense of social responsibility, Miniforms embraces local production and adopts circular economy principles—from the careful selection of materials to partnerships with suppliers who share the same vision.
Miniforms
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In differential geometry, the Grassmann product—represented by a wedge—constructs higher–dimensional objects through the addition of existing dimensions. WEDGE channels this mathematical operation as both metaphor and method. The studio explores the space between abstraction and matter, using technologies like binder jet 3D printing, LIDAR scanning, and computational modelling to redefine how materials behave and how forms emerge. Through recursive design systems and material experimentation, Wedge builds contemporary furniture and spatial objects that encode process, perception, and precision.
Wedge
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The Icelandic Warehouse is an exhibition of Icelandic prominent furniture and interior design brands FÓLK Reykjavík, launching its remaking of Icelandic classic furniture and EPAL, presenting BAÐ, a homage to the unique Icelandic bathing culture, with unique scents from FISCHERSUND, a family–run perfumery / art collective and wellness concept FLOTHETTA. Seemingly disparate, they’re all crafting their stories from Icelandic heritage, translating our collective memory into moments of magic. Hosted by the Icelandic Embassy, facilitated by Iceland Design and Architecture, producer of DesignMarch, the annual Icelandic design festival and with the support of Business Iceland.
Embassy of Iceland
February 5, 2024
Finnish design companies Artek and Marimekko are united by bold and distinct identities that are heavily influenced by architecture, nature and human–centric pragmatism. Marimekko’s distinctive patterns are rooted in expressing a strong and unique identity, celebrating perfect imperfections and the trace of the human hand. Artek’s technological expertise incorporates wood bending and advanced woodworking techniques integrates the warm, organic qualities of Finnish birchwood into standardised production processes.
Artek + Marimekko
January 11, 2024
Brighton based Spark & Bell is a B Corp lighting design studio that is pioneering a new era of sustainable lighting, combining community focused craftsmanship with quality and responsible materials in its contemporary design pieces. Championing circular design principles in daily practice, Spark & Bell supports domestic suppliers and collaborates with local artisans working in wood, ceramics, cork and jesmonite. It has also taken to developing materials from sources headed for landfill, in their Brighton workshop. This appreciation for local heritage craft and dedication to sustainability is resonating with a growing customer base that values both environmental responsibility and unique aesthetics.
Spark & Bell Lighting
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Bretz combines two seemingly opposing yet fundamental desires in life: on one hand, its creations take you on fantastic journeys filled with adventure and freedom; on the other hand, they envelop you, providing a sense of safety and security. This vision comes to life in the brand’s workshop, where Bretz boldly pushes forward with a pioneering spirit, while also drawing on over a century of German upholstery tradition. Born from a passion for the unexpected and refined by sophisticated production techniques, Bretz creates exceptional modular and multifunctional designs. Only when a sofa, bed, armchair, or accessory has been perfected down to the finest detail will it meet the brand’s exacting standards.
Bretz
December 9, 2024
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20 Jun
&Tradition
The Daily Talk: From Print to Product
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Kronprinsessegade 4, 1306 Copenhagen
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11:00
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12:00
18 Jun
Vestre
Launch Party
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Opera Park, Ekvipagemestervej 18, 1438 Copenhagen
Start
17:00
End
23:00
18 Jun
DDcated
Design Lessons from the Oldest Cultures on Earth
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Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Start
13:00
End
13:40
18 Jun
New Works
The Art of Welcoming
Address
Bredgade 42, 2nd Floor, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
14:00
End
14:30
18 Jun
&Tradition
The Daily Talk: The Printed Page with Industrial Facility
Address
Kronprinsessegade 4, 1306 Copenhagen
Start
11:00
End
12:00
20 Jun
House of Finn Juhl
The Artistry of Hand Upholstery
Address
Gothersgade 9, 1123 Copenhagen
Start
10:00
End
12:00
18 Jun
HOUE
DJ – Lounge music and local crafted bear
Address
Århusgade 131, 2150 Nordhavn
Start
16:00
End
17:00
20 Jun
nanimarquina
Morning Reflections
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Hammerensgade 4, 1267 Copenhagen
Start
9:00
End
11:00

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