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Stine Mikkelsen is a Danish designer working at the intersection of design, art, and craftsmanship. Exploring materiality and tactility, she balances sculptural experimentation with functional design. Her portfolio spans from conceptual, unique objects to commercially viable furniture. Exhibited internationally, her work has earned awards for its exploratory approach to contemporary design. Through research-driven processes, she reinterprets everyday objects, pushing the boundaries of traditional form and function.

The exhibition explores the relationship between artistic exploration and commercial design. Building on the designer’s previous work, which focused on more artistic expressions, the studio now presents a new collection of furniture and lighting. These new designs are inspired by earlier concepts, translating artistic ideas into functional pieces that blend form and practicality. The exhibition highlights how these designs evolve from conceptual foundations into products ready for a broader audience.

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Design Talk: Perception in Materiality Across the Nordics
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Niels Hemmingsens Gade 8—10, 1153 Copenhagen
Start
9:00
End
9:45
10 Jun
FDB Møbler
Cozy breakfast with coffee and croissants.
Address
Bredgade 19, København, Danmark
Start
9:00
End
12:00
10 Jun
FANZI
Slow Down & Sketch Your THE MAT
Address
Posten 10D, 1577 Copenhagen
Start
9:00
End
10:00
11 Jun
Narvi
Morning Sauna
Address
Papirøen 25, 1436 Copenhagen
Start
10:00
End
11:30
12 Jun
FANZI
It’s A Wrap! Closing Party at FANZI!
Address
Posten 6, 1577 Copenhagen
Start
18:00
End
22:00
10 Jun
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A Study of Materials | Monique Consentino & Cosentino
Address
Danneskiold—Samsøes Allé 11, 1434 Copenhagen
Start
12:00
End
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Sip & Senses
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Store Kongensgade 122, 1264 Copenhagen
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Start
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