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TAKT is rethinking the approach to designing, constructing, and selling furniture, aiming to bring high-quality design to a broader audience. The brand is challenging the prevailing throw-away culture around furniture, asserting that furniture is not disposable. Furniture should be loved, cared for and handed to future generations. Therefore, all TAKT furniture is designed for repair. Their component based approach to design means that all parts are replaceable, so when life happens, you’ll be able to identify the right part of the furniture to repair or replace. This way, your furniture could last forever. Furthermore, TAKT is a B Corp and all products are certified with the EU Ecolabel. TAKT calls it 'Perpetual Sustainable Design'.

Join TAKT at this year's 3daysofdesign to explore their exhibition in the heart of Vesterbro, Copenhagen. In collaboration with Formation Gallery you are invited to explore the gallery’s exhibition featuring TAKT with a special focus on unveiling their latest product set to launch at 3daysofdesign. Swing by, take a seat and be among the first to experience TAKT's newest addition to their furniture collection. The exhibition will be open every day of the festival, welcoming all visitors to immerse themselves in the world of TAKT.

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