Wood Zone

Wood Zone
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Wood Zone is a Danish furniture design and manufacturing company. The brand is focused around high quality furniture and home decor items in solid wood - mainly oak and walnut. The product selection involves dining tables, coffee tables, bed frames, benches, chairs, lamps etc. All production takes place in Wood Zone's own carpentry in Northern Jutland. Production is another central part of the Wood Zone brand. All furniture is made with love for the traditional Danish craftsmanship traditions, however, with a modern touch. This is Wood Zone's way of ensuring long lasting furniture in timeless designs that can be passed down in generations.

During 3daysofdesign, Wood Zone's exhibition will give an insight into the brand's vision of creating longlasting furniture in timeless designs. Stable products will be in focus alongside new designs, which symbolizes the evolution of the brand. The exhibition takes place in the Lapidarium of the Kings, which also creates a beautiful atmosphere for the furniture. This historical place matches very well with Wood Zone's focus on traditional craftsmanship, but is also in beautiful contrast to the modern nordic aesthetic that Wood Zone furniture is build around.

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