Tina Frey Designs
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Tina Frey Designs, based in San Francisco, California, specialises in timeless, functional objects, furniture, and lighting. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted from start to finish, reflecting a commitment to thoughtful design that brings serenity and joy to everyday spaces. The studio’s entirely human, hands-on process results in organic, wabi–sabi–inspired creations that cannot be replicated by mass production. Using materials like resin, brass, and stainless steel, the designs combine minimalist elegance with practical functionality. The collections are featured in high–end restaurants, luxury hotels, and yachts and are available at the showroom, select boutiques worldwide, and the studio’s online shop.

Tina Frey Designs invites visitors to 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen to discover the latest creations alongside timeless classics from the collection. The event celebrates design, creativity, and community, offering a chance to explore thoughtfully curated, handcrafted pieces. Guests can enjoy delicious food, warm hospitality, and an inspiring atmosphere that fosters connection, the exchange of ideas, and a shared passion for design.

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