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V—ZUG, Switzerland’s leading household appliance brand, has been designing and producing kitchen and laundry appliances for over 110 years, with a commitment to quality and service across all its markets. Rooted in Swiss heritage since 1913, V—ZUG believes time is precious and life should be about sharing, hosting, and living. Dedicated to sustainability, the company manufactures long-lasting appliances with a focus on responsible, carbon–neutral production—bringing simplicity to homes and creativity to kitchens every day.

V—ZUG values time as a precious resource, empowering individuals to focus on what truly matters: sharing, hosting, and living. During 3daysofdesign, at the V—ZUG Concept Gallery on Esplanaden, visitors can immerse themselves in the brand’s minimalist design, refined lifestyle, and Swiss–made appliances. Chefs from the V—ZUG Gourmet Academy will be on hand to offer culinary delights. Prioritising quality, materials, and sustainability, V—ZUG crafts intuitive products that foster a seamless connection between user and appliance. Experience V—ZUG as well at File Under Pop, Frederiksgade 1, and at the V—ZUG Gallery in Carlsberg Byen.

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