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Quality defines every space and enhances well-being. Walter Knoll furniture engages the senses, conveys appreciation, and shapes outstanding architectural projects worldwide. Since 1865, design and craftsmanship have been based on the finest materials: leather, fabric, and wood. Long-standing collaborations with leading architects like Norman Foster and renowned designers such as EOOS shape the collections. Whether in private homes or prestigious projects like the European Central Bank, tailored solutions create unique, representative spaces. Sustainability, timeless aesthetics, and masterful craftsmanship define every product – built to last for generations.

Experience how exquisite materials and masterful craftsmanship create unique products. The exhibition, The Art of Craft, cordially invites visitors to discover, feel and linger for a moment of well–being. The highlights of the collection unfold in the historic Odd Fellow Palace in the vibrant heart of Copenhagen.

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