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Søuld is an innovative Danish material manufacturer committed to providing CO₂—storing and recyclable acoustic materials made from eelgrass to forward-thinking designers, builders and end–users. Søuld produces functional and beautiful alternatives to traditional building materials, while improving human health and well–being. Søuld’s eelgrass products originate from the sea—a place you are never far from in Søuld’s native Denmark. The organic material embodies the same sense of calm provided by the sea and when taken indoors, it imbues living spaces with a restorative connection to nature.

Studio Retreat—Living with nature. Step into a space where design meets nature in a harmonious balance—Studio Retreat presents a curated exhibition celebrating mindful, sustainable living. During 3daysofdesign, four Danish brands — Motarasu, RYE, Søuld and WeDoWood — transform an intimate studio apartment into a living experience inspired by nature. From the organic beauty of wood and tactility of eelgrass, to the elegance of minimalist design, the exhibition invites you to surround yourself with natural materials that enhance your space and support a sustainable future. Studio Retreat embraces the simplicity and serenity that nature offers, where aesthetics, comfort, and sustainability come together.

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