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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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20 Jun
Carpe Diem Beds
New Arrivals & Midsummer Vibes with DJ Jan Brandi
Address
Ny Østergade 7, 1101 Copenhagen
Start
13:00
End
16:00
18 Jun
ASKO
Morning Run & Breakfast with ASKO
Address
Trommesalen 5, Ground Floor, 1614 Copenhagen
Start
7:30
End
9:00
18 Jun
HOUE
Local Danish bread BMO ("bolle med ost") and Danish pastries with coffee and colorful juices.
Address
Århusgade 131, 2150 Nordhavn
Start
10:00
End
13:00
19 Jun
Audo Copenhagen
Sensing Form - Art Tour by Curator Anja Soussan
Address
Audo House, Århusgade 130, 2150 Copenhagen
Start
13:00
End
14:00
18 Jun
Santa & Cole
Celebrating the Legacy: Book Presentation
Address
Løvstræde 1, 1152 Copenhagen
Start
16:00
End
17:00
18 Jun
Sibast Furniture
HERITAGE REIMAGINED: A JOURNEY THROUGH TIME
Address
Store Strandstræde 20, 1255 Copenhagen
Start
14:00
End
16:00
19 Jun
LEPO Product
Morning tea with Stine Goya
Address
Værnedamsvej 6, 1619 Copenhagen
Start
9:00
End
10:30
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Royal Copenhagen
HERITAGE IN MOTION: GOING BACK TO MOVE AHEAD?
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Amagertorv 6, 1160 Copenhagen
Start
11:00
End
12:00
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