Sætter Copenhagen

Sætter Copenhagen
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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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Hévéa House is a French design house rooted in a cultural dialogue between Europe and Southeast Asia. Inspired by a literary journey to Malaysia and the enduring presence of the Hévéa tree (rubber tree), the brand transforms a shared history into contemporary design. Its biophilic furniture combines sculptural clarity with functional purpose, connecting memory, material and modern living. Each collection reflects a quiet awareness of time, change and nature’s resilience. Hévéa House believes design should make each moment matter—balancing poetry, structure and sustainability in timeless interiors.
Hévéa House
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Ragnars is a Swedish furniture company based in Forserum, Småland, that specialises in high–end office furniture for the contemporary workplace. With their distinctive design language, premium selection of materials, and user–friendly functions, they strive to create extraordinary products that inspire creativity, encourage collaboration, and simplify everyday working life.
Ragnars
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Swiss based USM Modular Furniture has been providing timeless and high–quality modular furniture designs suitable for both home and office environments for 60 years. Recognised as a design classic, USM Modular Furniture was formally accepted into the permanent Design Collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York (MoMA), confirming the artistic character of the product. Created from a few basic elements, the company’s furniture offers tailor–made solutions that can be expanded or reconfigured as needed. Each furniture piece allows room for maximum versatility and creativity. To encourage long–term use, all of the USM product lines are made from high–quality materials for strength and durability to last for generations.
USM Modular Furniture
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Born in Rome—Refined in Helsinki—Designed for Generations. RYTSOLA, a Finnish–Italian family company, makes its international debut at 3daysofdesign, bringing its cross–cultural designs to Copenhagen for the very first time. The brand is the realisation of a shared vision between mother and son, Carola and Aksel Rytsola. For them, design is an act of hospitality, a bridging of cultures, and a commitment to longevity. They believe that great design must always serve a purpose while fostering human connection. Together, they combine the clean, natural harmony of Finland with the tactile elegance of Italy, designing handmade furniture and marble accessories meant to be touched, used, and ultimately, passed down.
RYTSOLA
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Founded in 1966, Kettal is an internationally recognised design brand specialising in innovative furniture and architectural solutions for contemporary living and working spaces. Originally a family–run business, it has evolved into a global company collaborating with designers and studios worldwide. Driven by scientific and technological research, Kettal creates products defined by innovation, durability and refined aesthetics. Sustainability, quality and craftsmanship are core values that guide both design and manufacturing processes. Its portfolio includes furniture, lighting and architectural systems for residential, contract and public spaces, offering flexible solutions that respond to the evolving needs of contemporary architecture.
KETTAL
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Flokk & Fjell is a Norwegian design brand operating at the intersection of nature, craftsmanship, and architecture. Using locally sourced wool from traditional sheep breeds and natural dyes, the company creates handcrafted acoustic panels that combine technical performance with a refined, tactile expression. Rooted in a biophilic philosophy, the products enhance soundscapes while supporting calm, human–centered interiors. Founded by architect Annemieke Koopmans, Flokk & Fjell positions acoustics as an integral part of interior design. All production takes place in Norway, ensuring quality, transparency, and a low–impact process aligned with the demand for sustainable, design–led materials.
Flokk & Fjell
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Frostline is created, designed, and handcrafted in Denmark. Explore the range of uncompromising frost–free outdoor showers and taps. Each product is meticulously crafted to help you elevate your outdoor oasis—even when not in use. Ever since Poul Henningsen introduced Roland Thorsen to the principle of 'form follows function', Roland has envisioned designing solutions based on the purpose they serve. Combining a sculptural design language with an uncompromising approach to craftsmanship, he founded Frostline on these ideas. Frostline stands as a symbol of timeless design rooted in engineering.
Frostline
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MANO design studio is a Seoul-based studio founded in 2016 by Bo Ah Kim. With a background in interior design in Korea and further studies in Product Design in Milan, Kim develops work at the intersection of traditional Korean craft and contemporary design. Her practice focuses on lighting and objects made from Hanji traditional Korean paper hand-pressed from mulberry bark. Each piece is made by hand: cutting, folding, and stitching to draw out the quiet dialogue between light and material. At the heart of her work is the act of stitching itself. Each stitch is not decorative, but a record of time, attention, and the steady rhythm of the hand. The work holds what cannot be seen: the duration and care inscribed into every mark.
MANO design studio
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