The Wrong Shop

store regnegade 2, 1110, copenhagen

The Wrong Shop

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The Wrong Shop is a platform selling Limited-Edition prints, Posters and Objects by notable designers and artists from around the world. A bridge between the worlds of art and design, it was founded to allow independent and multidisciplinary makers to interrogate and expand the boundaries of their practices. The Wrong Shop was established by Sebastian Wrong in 2011, making unique, eclectic artwork and objects accessible to a contemporary audience. Each new addition to the collection is produced using a variety of printing techniques, materials and framing best suited to the individual work & delivered with an exceptional attention to detail. The framing is a key component & each frame is handmade.

Taking place during 3 Days of Design, the WRONG SHOP will be launching RISK KNIT Wallhangings by Erwan Bouroullec in collaboraton with Febrik / Kvadrat. The WRONG SHOP will also be launching new limited edition prints by Pierre Charpin & Freeling Waters and a new poster-series by Ronan Bouroullec. Furthermore presenting ceramics, edition prints, posters and painted furniture by: Nathalie Du Pasquier, Leanne Shapton, Ronan Bouroulles, Erwan Bouroullec, Philippe Weisbecker, Pierre Charpin, Rop Van Mierlo, Job Wouters & Jaime Hayon.

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