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dk3 is a Danish design furniture company producing exclusive classic and contemporary furniture from acclaimed Danish and international designers. With an uncompromising focus on quality, dk3 creates premium furniture pieces shaped and crafted by true enthusiasts, always with the ambition to unite the finest carpentry traditions with modern and classic interior aesthetics, unceasingly seeking new horizons.
dk3
February 14, 2022
Four AM Product Design is a London–based collective of four designers founded in 2024. Graduates of Camberwell College of Arts, they share a passion for combining creativity with functionality, specialising in playful yet practical ceramics, they also explore metal, wood, and textiles to craft distinctive household objects. Their philosophy centres on creating pieces that evoke joy and emotional connection, transforming everyday interactions into engaging experiences. With a focus on emotional experience design, their products spark curiosity and foster deeper bonds between users and objects. By blending craftsmanship with industrial techniques, Four AM creates timeless, meaningful designs that let you return to a home filled with warmth.
Four AM Product Design
February 10, 2025
Aifunghi is a newly founded company established by experienced design professionals with a focus on sustainable solutions. Its approach prioritises local, renewable, and high–quality materials, resulting in a unique blend of creativity, value, and ecological responsibility. Through an innovative manufacturing process, combined with natural materials and refined details, Aifunghi crafts joyful objects that redefine sustainability in furniture, lighting, and accessories—offering a consciously designed collection for a design-minded audience.
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Boffi|DePadova's 'Way of Living' is made up of details, customs and practices woven together into a rich tapestry. The group proudly narrates this story via the offering of interior systems and furniture elements where quality and consistency are fundamental values. Versatility and the intelligent use of interior space form the basis of the integrated design offer from Boffi|DePadova. These two aspects are expressed by the group in the way it develops not only individual products with a unique personality, but in its ability to put forth a complete project that conveys a distinct mood by merging different entities. It is a manifesto of contemporary architecture.
Boffi|DePadova
February 12, 2022
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18 Jun
HOUE
HOUE outdoor summer snacks
Address
Århusgade 131, 2150 Nordhavn
Start
17:00
End
18:00
19 Jun
Purmo
Designing Comfort: A Conversation with Kim Lenschow
Address
Danneskiold—Samsøes Allé 19—21, 1434 Copenhagen
Start
14:00
End
15:00
19 Jun
Lasvit
Meet Cleasson Koivisto Rune
Address
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
10:00
End
11:20
20 Jun
Wendelbo
Petite patries and barista coffee
Address
Bredgade 65, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
10:00
End
12:00
18 Jun
Reevein Studios
PASTA & PILSNER - THE LEGENDARY REEVEIN BACKYARD PARTY
Address
Nikolaj Plads 32, 1067 Copenhagen
Start
16:00
End
20:00
20 Jun
UMAGE
ICE CREAM BREAK
Address
Havnegade 29, 1058 Copenhagen
Start
14:00
End
15:00
19 Jun
by KlipKlap
Tchin Tchin cocktails in by KlipKlap Showroom
Address
Bredgade 33A, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
16:00
End
18:00
19 Jun
GRID System
Refreshments & a talk on Modularity
Address
Danneskiold—Samsøes Allé 19—21, 1436 Copenhagen
Start
15:00
End
17:00
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