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Stilling® is a renowned Danish design company specialising in bespoke curtain track systems for projects of all sizes, empowering curtain specialists, architects, and interior designers. With a wide range of colours, finishes, and shapes, Stilling drapery hardware enables the creation of dynamic architectural spaces—whether for art installations, flexible office divisions, hospitality projects, or private homes. Founded in 1949, the company upholds a strong tradition of craftsmanship, delivering high–quality, design–driven solutions. A pioneer in sustainability, Stilling was the first in its industry to achieve a B Corp certification, and to design curtain tracks made from at least 75% recycled aluminium under their own SUSTAIN™ label.

Stilling presents Un | Cover, an exhibition created in collaboration with the multi–disciplinary arts and design duo Hvass&Hannibal. The exhibition explores layers, transparency and movement within the tension between the visible and the hidden—between private and public. With the curtain design as both a functional element and a sensory object, the setting unfolds into a spatial experience where textiles, colours and forms create shifting impressions depending on perspective, light and movement. The showroom is transformed into a living universe of textile installations, furniture and artistic interventions, where spaces emerge, dissolve and reappear in a carefully balanced interplay between calm and visual curiosity.

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