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The celebrated designer brings her unapologetic vision to the masses with a 29-piece interiors range and an exclusive eight-piece apparel capsule.
Designed by Swedish studio ADDI for Japanese outdoor brand Mozambique.
Danish design has long been defined by natural materials, but Copenhagen studio 91-92 is betting on 3D-printed pink plastic.
Capturing the desire to inhabit fantasy, the “CONVERSATION PIECE” range features totemic candelabras and radiating vases designed for dynamic interior spaces.
Its little white tag and considered colour palette disrupted an entire category. Ahead of its 10-year anniversary, co-founder Kristoffer Juhl reflects on the brand’s rise to success.
From our camera roll to your must-follow list.
Where functional objects become sculptural catalysts for imagination and dialogue.
From folding furniture to hammocks, cooking utensils and more.
A collection of handcrafted glass objects transforming light into a curated Nordic ritual.
With a design that blends British craft heritage with Scandinavian design principles.
From a rubber Universal Door Wedge to a jacquard wool blanket, the range balances utility with character.
Priced from $5,000 to $12,000 USD, the quilts are offered in partnership with author Richard English.
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