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SQUARELY COPENHAGEN redefines Green Living, crafting self-watering planters from upcycled wood. SQUARELY COPENHAGEN planters elevate your surroundings with a modern, modular design that effortlessly blends nature into your indoor and outdoor spaces. The smart self-watering system ensures minimal effort and maximum convenience, creating a new era of 'furniture for plants.' Embrace a green future with SQUARELY COPENHAGEN, where beauty meets functionality. SQUARELY COPENHAGEN encourages moments of reflection and mindfulness, fostering inner peace surrounded by plants and stimulating your creativity with new forms and colors unveiled at 3daysofdesign.

Embark on a captivating journey through ‘Dreamscape’ - a collaborative exhibition created by UNIFIED featuring 10 brands at Bredgade, in the centre of Copenhagen. Inviting reflection and focusing on mindfulness and presence, they hope to encourage you to dream while sharing their hopes, visions, and innovative solutions aimed at creating a better future. You will experience encouraging moments of reflection, evoking your senses throughout your visit. UNIFIED is a collaboration between Squarely, Wecycled Furniture, and DDI Work Studio, including Plauborg Furniture, NUAD, Wabi Sabi Nordic, Wehlers, ReCollector, Hemverk, and Kodanska.

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MOEBE is a Danish design studio creating furniture, lighting, and objects defined by a relentless pursuit of simplicity, where visible details are the aesthetic. In a world that always demands more, MOEBE designs for less: less noise, less clutter, less waste. Each piece is stripped to its core, with structures that aren’t hidden but celebrated—where how it’s made shapes how it looks. The designs are modular, adaptable, durable, and repairable.
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