18-20 January 2015

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18-20 January 2015

18-20 January 2015
Magazine & Exhibitor List
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Northmodern is Scandinavia’s new innovative furniture and lifestyle trade show.
Inspired by the Danish Modern movement and Copenhagen’s
unique positioning as a top cultural destination, Northmodern
showcases the most exciting international talents working today
along with the best of Scandinavian design heritage.
Uniting culture with design brands, buyers, press, retail and technology, Northmodern opens up new and exciting possibilities
that venture beyond the boundaries of traditional trade fairs accompanied each season by a creative exhibition.
Welcome and enjoy!
Kristian W. Andersen
Fashion & Design Director
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CONTENT
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Information
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Floor plan
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Events
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Inspiration Spots
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Notes
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CONTENT
Rise of the Northern stars
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New Modern
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City Guide
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Exhibitors List
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Brand List
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inFOrMATiOn
Address
Bella Center A/s
Center Boulevard 5
2300 Copenhagen s
info@northmodern.com
www.northmodern.com
Opening HOurs
sunday–Monday 9 am– 6 pm
Tuesday: 9 am– 5 pm
MeTrO
Travel by Metro for less than
5 euro a day with Travel pass
(70% off normal price).
The link for travel pass is in you registration
confirmation mail.
Metro line M1 runs every
4-6 minutes.
HOTels
AC Hotel Bella sky Copenhagen
Center Boulevard 5, 2300 Copenhagen s
Tel. +45 3247 3000
www.acbellaskycopenhagen.dk
Crowne plaza Copenhagen Towers
Ørestads Boulevard 114-118, 2300 Copenhagen s
Tel. +45 8877 6655
www.cpcopenhagen.dk
Copenhagen Marriott Hotel
Kalvebod Brygge 5, 1560 Copenhagen
Tel. +45 8833 9900
www.marriott.com/cphac
resTAurAnTs
restaurant in the foyer
(WelCOMe)
Café in essentials (e)
The Bella Center Metro station is situated next
to Bella Center.
TAxi
A taxi from Bella Center to the city costs about
dKK 200 and takes 10 minutes.
A taxi from Bella Center to
Copenhagen Airport costs
about dKK 150-200 and takes
10 minutes.
sHuTTle
Free shuttle service for showrooms in
the city with four stops:
Bella Center – City Center
– normann Copenhagen - paustian
Free shuttle service between
northmodern, Crown plaza and
Copenhagen Airport.
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restaurant in living (C1)
restaurant TreeHouse
– exhibitors Only
(1st floor e)
FlOWer sHOp (sHOp ArCAde AreA)
sunday: Closed
Monday: 9 am – 6pm
Tuesday: 9 am – 5pm
COpy serviCe (WelCOMe AreA)
sunday: 9 am – 3 pm
Monday – Tuesday: 8 am – 4pm
EXPONEWS
C5
FlOOr plAn
TREEHOUSE
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METRO
EXHIBITORSONLY
1STFLOOR
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ESSENTIALS
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SCHOOLS&
TALENTS
ART
C1
MAIN
ENTRANCE
WORK
SHOP
PLAYGROUND
C3
WELCOME
BELLA
SKY
ROOM
C3,C4
LIVING
C1,C2
SPEAK
C3
SENSE
C1
ATRIUM
GASTRO
C4
NORTHMODERN
GALLERY
VIP/PRESS
LOUNGE
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DESIGNMARKET
C3
AreAs
northmodern gallery (e)
essentials (e)
schools & Talents (e)
room (C3, C4)
Work shop (C4)
Art (C1)
living (C1, C2)
sense (C1)
playground (C3)
speak (C3)
Atrium + designmarket (C3)
gastro (C4)
expo news (C5)
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EVENT PROGRAMME
Tine Kjølsen
Simon Legald
Adrian Lloyd Hughes
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME IN SPEAK
CURATED By DESIGN DENMARK
SUNDAY 18 JANUARY 2015
Conference & debate,
Area: SPEAK C3
Theme: The elements of design
11:15 am – 11:45 am: TALK:
Todays’ design rebels revolutionizing furniture and interior
industry
By: Bettina William Pedersen,
Trend editor pej gruppen.
12:30 pm: DEBATE
Moderated by Adrian Lloyd
Hughes, TV Host
12:35 pm - 12:50 pm DEBATE 1:
The designer – commissioned
employee or artist?
With Tine Kjølsen, Head of School
of Design KADK, Ulrik Jungersen,
Design Manager, Kolding
Municipality & Christian Bason,
CEO Danish Design Centre.
12:50 pm – 1:35pm TALK:
Re-design of welfare Denmark
By: Ulrik Jungersen, Design
Manager Kolding Municipality.
2:00 pm - 2:15pm DEBATE 2:
Does Denmark have sufficient
design talent?
With Sune Kjems, designer,
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founder of ViaDesign and expert
in user involvement and process
design, Klaus Bundvig, Director
of Business Development 1508 &
Elsebeth Gerner Nielsen, rector
Danish Design School Kolding.
MONDAY 19 JANUARY 2015
2:35 pm - 2:50 pm: DEBATE 3:
Can design save the world?
With Morten Grøn, CEO, Design
denmark, Christoffer Tange,
designer, consultant in Gribskov
Municipality and expert in public
design & others TBA.
12:15 pm- 12:55 pm CASE:
Wood Wood reinterprets Disney
By: Brian SS Jensen, partner Wood
Wood.
3:15 pm - 4:00 pm: TALK
By: TBA
Workshop
Area: ROOM C4
9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Take a step behind the scenes
and visit our real handcraft
artists from Tortus-Copenhagen,
Zilmers, Himmelhesten, Karina
Bækkelund & Astrid Skibsted Holm
and Gejst.
Design Market
Area: ATRIUM C3
9:00 am – 6:00 pm
In the center of Atrium you can
shop the special crafted designs
at northmoderns´s Design Market.
Conference and cases
Area: SPEAK C3
Theme: The companies as the
element – changing.
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm: INSPIRATIONAL TALK: Future luxury
By: Louise Byg Kongsholm, CEO
pej gruppen.
2:00 pm - 2:45 pm: CASE:
Bolia International A/S
A Digital Philosophy
By: Lars Lyse Hansen, CEO of
the international furniture design
company, Bolia.com
3:00 pm - 3:45 pm CASE:
FRAME + DANISH TM - on the
current international design exhibition “Reframing Danish Design”,
where two international designers reinterpret 10 Danish
design objects.
By: Niek Pulles, Studio Heyniek
EVENT PROGRAMME
Elsebeth Gerner Nielsen
Lars Lyse Hansen
Niek Pulles
Workshop
Area: ROOM C4
9:00 am – 6:00 pm
and Gejst.
TUESDAY 20 JANUARY 2015
By: Louise Byg Kongsholm, CEO
pej gruppen.
Design Market
Area: ATRIUM C3
9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Conference and cases
Area: SPEAK C3
Theme: The consumer as
the element
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm: LOOPLAND
The rush for the new
By: Katherine K. Pedersen, founder
of LOOPLAND expert in countercultural movements, consumer
culture, media development and
digitization, MA in Danish and
Rhetoric, author at Gyldendal
Business and associate at the
Institute for Futures Studies.
2:00 pm - 2:45 pm:
WoodCouture - The love and art
of handmade architecture
By: Petter Brandberg, architect
and craftsman & Sigurd Elling
architect and carpenter.
Workshop
Area: ROOM C4
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
and Gejst.
Design Market
Area: ATRIUM C3
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
3:00 pm - 3:45 pm: Normann
Copenhagen
By: Simon Legald, Designer
Normann Copenhagen.
4:00 pm - 4:45 pm: pej gruppen
Cross channel - the future of retail
- full integration or your money
back!
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INSPIRATION SPOTS
Playground inspiration spot
INSPIRATION SPOTS
Around the northmodern areas we will welcome you in the following
inspiration spots - all designed and curated by Design Circus.
NORTHMODERN GALLERY, E
A showcase of different installations and
exhibitions of news, icons, experiments,
projects and innovative products within
design, art and architecture.
A lively mix of selected high-end brands,
upcoming designers, new talents, galleries,
showrooms and other creative forces.
VIP & PRESS LOuNGE, E
Designed by BIRGER1962.
PLAYGROuND C3
Meet a playground with only the sky as a limit.
We have played with Tapetforum and GRID
Montanagroup and here you can find the
kid´s just now favorites at interior design from
selected brands, just now.
LIVING C2
A space with personality, real vintage references from Genbyg and textile art by Iben Høj.
Meet the textile artist as well as Design Circus.
We will love showing you around.
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ROOM C3
A selection of different wall decor from
some of the exhibitors as The Dybdahl Co.,
Reflections by Hugau/larsson and more.
ATRIuM & DESIGN MARkET C3
Enjoy a feel of the new season´s green life.
Chill out in swinging new furnitures from
Cacoon/Oneleg and outdoor furniture from
Magis/Roomstore. We present botanic handmade wallpaper made to this space by Zilmers
and smell the plants around you. In the center
of Atrium you can shop the special crafted
designs at Northmodern’s Design Market,
placed in a framed greenpainted hous. Chill
out in a green attitude and enjoy unique
shopping.
WORkSHOP C4
Take a step behind the scenes and see real
handcraft made by Tortus-Copenhagen,
Zilmers, Himmelhesten, karina Bækkelund
& Astrid Skibsted Holm and Gejst. Find the
dynamic and inspiring Workshop in the framed
house in the heart of Room.
INSPIRATION SPOTS
Living inspiration spot
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INSPIRATION SPOTS
Mood til Atrium & Design Market side 6 : Atrium & Design Market
DESIGN CIRCuS
Design Circus is a design studio that colorful juggles with interieur design, concepts.
and visual total experiences. Since 2004, the circus director Birgit Tarp, together with
her artists has presented perfomances at home and abroad for Danish leading design
and decor magazines, companies, also trend development companies and retailers
that dare to put their own mark in the sand. Design Circus is pursuing a holistic
approach to design spanning from customer needs to the purchase experience.
www.designcircus.dk
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INSPIRATION SPOTS
Mood til Workshop side 7 : Workshop - meet the real
handcraftmen and ladies
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NOTES
URBAN OUTFITTER
TAKE NOTE!
Why use a notebook when
you can scribble down your
thoughts digitally on a tablet or
smartphone? Danish I Love My
Type will happily list the reasons
why: it is an item that will look
great on any desk with its emphasis
on rich quality paper and creative
typographic details. You do not
ever have to open up a separate
app if you feel like drawing a
doodle mid-sentence. Best of all,
a notebook is personal; it becomes
distinctly yours the minute you put
a pencil to its pages. As always, it
is in the fine print.
Ilovemytype.com
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TEXT CHRISTIAN MARTINEZ, MARIE GRAUNBØL & ATHENA WISOTSKY
Who said your wardrobe could not
match your living room? Watch out
for Danish fashion designer cum
interior designer Louise Roe, who
sees prêt-à-porter and home
furnishing as basically one and the
same thing. Roe finds inspiration
in modern cityscapes with architectural graphic lines, high quality
materials, and simplicity at its core.
Louiseroe.dk
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KNOCK ON WOOD
According to an ancient Anglo-Saxon myth,
creatures named The Oak Men inhabit the world’s
most ancient and imposing oaks. The Oak Men are
reputedly protective and nurturing towards the other
creatures that share their woodland habitat. They
signify strength, ancient wisdom, and depth. The
Oak Men tell every being to look deep into the heart
of a matter and to see past superficialities. They tell
you to take action only after thorough deliberation,
and that haste may be your greatest enemy. And
they tell you to learn from the trees, to consider the
trees and their wisdom, to connect with the wise old
ones and ask for assistance. Enter today’s real life
Oak Men, Danish cabinetmakers Anders Buchtrup
Jensen and Peter Hensberg. The two craftsmen and
créateurs have made The Oak Men myth their own
and specialize in objects made from oak, metal,
leather, and linoleum. They have a keen eye for
sustainability: the wood comes from non-endangered
forests and products are made to endure.
Theoakmen.com
PLAYTIME NATIONALE
The crew at Skandinavisk continues to impress the North with their
take on hygge, kose, mys, lämpöä, or whatever word your language
has for those cosy, intimate moments when your heart is light and
life is just plain good. This time, they have teamed up with Danish
type foundry Playtype to bring us two stylish, exquisitely fragranced
candles, typed in Playtype’s own Nationale Black typeface.
skandinavisk.com
playtype.com
YOU MAY NOW BE SEATED
Danish Thomas Ibsen is passionate about shapes, craftsmanship, and that certain il ne sais quoi that makes good design so
bewitching. Perhaps that is why you can search his website not
only by designer and brand, but also by colour. He is owner of the
cheekily named firm Please Wait To Be Seated, which operates as
agent and distributor of handpicked brands, artists, designers, and
manufacturers, delivering quality goods to his fellow Scandinavian
designophiles. The Keystone chair is a newly inducted component
of his YMNBS family, designed by Studio OS & OOS and clothed in
sumptuous fabrics from Danish textile company Kvadrat from the
Kvadrat/Raf Simons collection. The striking composition of the
chair is a direct reference to the fundamentals of Roman bridges
– a hallmark of quality and innovation in the realms of design and
architecture – and is a cosy, playful invitation to the viewer to at last
take your seat.
Pleasewaittobeseated.dk
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IN THE WOODS
Every dot and line of Louise Haugaard Nielsen’s
illustrations is drawn meticulously by hand, giving
surreal and strange textures to the figures and worlds
she dreams up. The Danish architect-turned-illustrator
gave herself the moniker A Mile in the Woods when
she began working with BoConcept at an international level to combat the ‘name in a sea of names’
phenomenon of self-titled projects – and also to allow
herself the freedom to explore any idea she may have
without paying heed to customers’ expectations of receiving strictly illustration-on-paper work. And true to
her dream, she is now active in murals, logo designs,
product decorations, and a whole lot else. The driving
force behind her work is simple – she adores drawing
and spending time with each piece to understand
the direction it wants to go. Her dedication to the
craftsmanship of her young company has garnered
critical acclaim since its 2013 opening – with retailers
including Paper Collective, Bahne, and the prestigious
Magasin Du Nord.
Amileinthewoods.dk
THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE
WHO’S YOUR BOSS?
Being your own boss is sometimes harder than
having a boss. It means responsibility, it means
work is never done, it means rules, regulations,
and paperwork. The folks at Bob Noon,
a Copenhagen-based design collective, comprising five illustrators and graphic designers,
know this all too well. Bob Noon is the name
of their fictional Boss, a shared figment of their
imagination created to keep them on track
in their creative endeavours. Bob Noon
occasionally cracks his whip over the collective,
making sure you get your money’s worth if you
are in the market for art on the wall, artful
calendars, greeting cards, even a card game,
at accessible prices.
Bob Noon, Matthæusgade 21, 1666 Copenhagen V
Bobnoon.dk
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One unexpected phone call from Hanne Wilhelm
Hansen – widow of Danish master and design
pioneer Finn Juhl - was all it took for the industrious
duo behind Onecollection to begin the chapter in
their careers which would include taking over all of
the rights to Finn Juhl’s furniture. Not just any firm
could rise to a challenge of this calibre, to represent
and revivify the vanguard of Danish modernism, but
the Onecollection team had just enough grit and
gumption to agree – which they did in the blink of an
eye, by their own admission. Now, several years down
the line, their inheritance has secured them a seat at
the international table of creating and selling the best
design furniture possible.
Onecollection.com
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HOME IS WHERE THE FERM IS
The Sping line 2015 from Ferm Living continues the company’s trademark celebration
of domesticity, featuring a full range of products and designs to furnish your home
– from wall to wall and all the nooks and crannies in between – in stunning graphic
patterns and shapes, creating cosy but warm minimalist spaces and rooms.
Mohair blankets, over-stuffed cushions, and playful patterns on rugs and wall
hangings will soften up any space in your home, summoning quiet, peaceful moods
that will make you wonder if you ever need to leave the house.
Fermliving.dk
THE GREAT ESCAPE
The Faunascape Animal Portrait Series is designed by
What We Do – a Scandinavian design studio based in
Copenhagen. The designs are fuelled by the modern city
dweller’s dreams of escaping and wanderlust – call it an
open invitation to get lost in the monumental landscapes
that unfold inside the animal silhouettes of the so-called
Faunascapes. True urban animals themselves, the duo
Hanne and Tobias Scheel Mikkelsen behind What We Do
also excel in designing commercial interiors and exteriors
for shops, bars, restaurants, and office spaces, as well
as interiors for public spaces like kindergartens, libraries,
and schools.
Whatwedo.dk
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NOTES
DYEING TO MEET YOU
In traditional Swedish culture, garments
used to identify people not only by gender,
occupation, and class, but by marital status
and geographic location. Even if the Swedes
have since moved on from traditional costumes, the love of handmade fabrics persists.
This is perhaps especially the case for Linum,
a family-run business based in Uppsala,
Sweden, which has designed and produced
textiles for more than 40 years. The secret to
Linum’s award-winning traditional weaving
is the high quality yarns, colour pigments,
and special stitching that goes into anything
from tablecloths and aprons to tea towels
and bedspreads. Linum dye the yarns themselves, ensuring that colours remain vibrant
and beautiful.
Linum.se
ABSOLUTE OBJECT
Copenhagen-based architect and curator Tina Midtgaard is working in an
ultramodern concept of what a truly contemporary gallery can be – culling artists
whose work skirts and flirts with the line
between art and design and highlights
the object as the absolute media; think
Bauhaus, Dadaism, and Pop art. Since
the 2013 launch of her gallery Superobjekt, she has been curating site-specific
exhibitions with artists, architects, and
designers whose creations are sometimes
functional, sometimes not, but always
united in their sculptural forms and the
exploration of unconventional beauty.
For now the exhibitions are hosted in
venues around Copenhagen, but this
mobile gallery has global goals.
Superobjekt.com
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INTERNATIONAL DESIGN IN DENMARK
Furniture store Paustian is a veritable institution on
the Danish design scene, and since 1964 the business
has introduced design aficionados to a wide range of
international names, among these Vitra and Artek,
whose products Paustian handles as the only store
in Denmark. Paustian’s long-standing experience
with and love for design have also resulted in their
own furniture collection for the home and the office,
designed by some of the best Danish architects and
designers since 1969. If you visit the Paustian store
in the Østerbro neighbourhood in Copenhagen, do
pay attention to the architecture, courtesy of worldfamous architect Jørn Utzon, and remember to make
room for a spot of lunch in your schedule – the house
restaurant is run by chef Jacob Holst Hansen, whose
culinary standards match the store’s ambitions of
quality, aesthetics, and international class.
Paustian København, Kalkbrænderiløbskaj 2, 2100 Copenhagen Ø
Paustian.dk
NEW ON THE MENU
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
No one saw it coming. When a new culinary
movement made the world’s headlines nearly
a decade ago, it hailed not from Asia or
the Mediterranean, but from Copenhagen,
Stockholm, and points as far north as Lapland.
The New Nordic cuisine, as it was dubbed,
sought to turn the culinary dial back toward
the natural world by using regional produce
and old cooking techniques such as drying,
smoking, pickling, curing, and smoking.
Restaurants like René Redzepi’s Noma
achieved widespread international acclaim
and made Copenhagen the gastronomic
capital of Scandinavia. Now, the buzz is far
from over if you ask Christian Conradsen,
a Danish chef and entrepreneur who has
launched the company Nordisk Naturens
Forråd (Nordic Nature’s Treasure). It is based
in Frederikshavn in northern Jutland and makes
the Nordic country kitchen accessible to anyone
with its emphasis on bottled, handmade local
produce including jams, marinades, vinegars,
canola oil, mustard, sea salt and much more.
Nynordisk.dk
2015 promises a lot of fresh collaborations between Danish
design firm Menu and their ever-growing troupe of awardwinning designers from around the globe. A budding new
relationship with Swedish Jonas Forman, for instance, is just
one of many recent collaborations that are whetting the appetites of fans of the company’s self-described aesthetic of ‘soft
minimalism’. Forman is based in Göteborg, and like Menu, is
motivated by innovative, user-friendly design. His new Arc chair
uses a distinctive mechanism that enables both the seat and
backrest to fold up and down simultaneously, achieving the
clever detailing that Menu is known for, as well creating a sleek
and storable profile when not in use. These details become all
the more meaningful when you consider the typical awkwardness and discomfort of typical folding chairs – the likes of which
we soon will no longer have to suffer.
Menu.as
Jonasforman.se
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RISE OF
THE NORTHERN STARS
When international media and design critics talk about
Danish design, it is no longer just the giants of the past
like Børge Mogensen and Finn Juhl who get mentioned.
A new generation of designers charges ahead and
help classify Denmark as a modern design nation.
Here are three new talents you should keep
an eye out for.
TEXT LISE ULRICH PHOTOGRAPHY RASMUS MALMSTRØM
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“I OWE IT TO MYSELF TO TRY TO
MAKE IT INDEPENDENTLY”
Andreas Fjeldborg, 31, only just founded his company in July of
last year, but the product designer has already gained praise for
his ingenious yet surprisingly simple lamp. Like a sophisticated
3D puzzle to be assembled by consumers, the Flatlight invites us
all to play along.
I got the idea for the Flatlight while doing an
internship with the renowned Danish architect
and industrial designer Knud Holscher back
in 2007. He gave me the task of designing a
candlestick, and I came up with the first model
for the Flatlight. Thankfully Holscher loved it
and immediately put me in contact with some
of his manufacturers. However, though I got
quite far in the process of putting the candlestick into production, the manufacturers and
I couldn’t agree on which material to make it in.
Obviously it would have to be fireproof seeing as a live candle was to be placed in it. We
toyed with the idea of making it from all kinds
of materials, steel among others, but to me the
whole concept of it being assembled by the consumer from a flat piece of material went out the
window if it was going to be made out a something as heavy as steel. Also, it would make the
candlestick more expensive. Ultimately, the
production plans fizzled out. I have created
The Flatlight lamp in plywood, but I have still
to think of another, non-flammable material for
the candlestick.
When I was growing up, I was the kind of kid
who loved to take things apart only to try to
put them back together – old computers, TVs,
etc. People say that’s very typical of budding
product designers. And as an adult I’ve come
to really value the honesty of a product. Take
a Mac computer, for instance – it’s an amazing
piece of equipment, but you have no idea how
it really works, and you can’t very well take it
apart yourself. Similarly you can’t immediately
spot all the components in most normal lamps
where the cords and all the technical parts
are hidden. I like the honesty of giving people
a drawing and a flat piece of plywood for them
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to assemble. Of course for this simple idea to
work, the design has to be thought through
and all lines must be absolutely perfect, otherwise it won’t fit together.
I graduated as a product designer from Central
Saint Martins in London in 2010. While living
over there I worked in a tiny lamp shop in
Shepherd’s Bush. A lot of students from school
had a hard time finding internships, so I asked
this guy at the lamp store if he would hire me.
For six months, many, many hours a day,
I stood in the basement of that shop fixing up
lamps, learning a lot from the owner who did
a bit of designing himself and who was my first
real mentor.
My studio is part of my mother’s store space
and used to serve as a storage room. I lived
here for the first six months after I got back
from London. Today I spend about ten hours
a day here, and not just designing. This is my
little man cave, where I can hang out, watch
YouTube videos, or just be myself. I don’t want
to take my work home with me as I would end
up constantly feeling guilty for not working
whenever I was just watching TV on the couch.
I still don’t know if I’ll be able to live as a fulltime designer for the rest of my life. All we have
is time, and it’s all about prioritizing. Sure,
I could be sitting in an office doing something
completely different from designing, or I could
work for a larger design company with more
job security. But now is a time when I don’t
have that many commitments or obligations,
so I feel like I owe it to myself to try to make it
independently.
Flatlightdesign.com
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“SUCCESS IS ALL ABOUT BEING
AT THE RIGHT PLACE AT THE
RIGHT TIME”
Naja Utzon, the 41-year-old granddaughter of the world-renowned
Sydney Opera House architect Jørn Utzon is carving a design niche
of her own with beautifully patterned carpets and mesmeric
sculptural figures.
To be honest I don’t know why I became a
designer. But it definitely runs in the family,
seeing as my grandparents were architects
and artists, my mother is an artist/designer, my
dad an architect, and my brother is an artist.
The love of design seems to have claimed every
branch of the family tree. I myself got a degree
in ceramics from the University of Westminster
in London in 2001, and actually only returned
to Denmark about two years ago.
columns that I originally started working on
because I wanted to create something that
expressed individuality. We may look alike on
the outside, but each individual has his or hers
own personal beliefs and means of expression.
At the same time, though, we’re also all part
of a greater community, something that is bigger than us, be it family or the city you live in.
The columns are tall, as I want them to symbolize the way we strive to do better.
After finishing university, I started working with
ceramics and sculptures. Later on a British company commissioned a line of carpets, and I had
so much fun doing it that I eventually launched my own brand of carpets. My daughter
Savannah was very young at the time, and so
I couldn’t bring her along to my ceramics and
sculpture studio anyway, with all the dust and
heavy objects around. I designed the carpets
from home and went on to showcase them at
design fairs in New York, London, and Paris
three times a year.
I pour a lot of my own personality into my
designs. Sometimes maybe even a bit too
much. If I’m working on a project for a company, I have to tone the ‘me’ in my designs
down a bit so the design will eventually fit
with the given company’s profile. I’m very
loud with colours and patterns, which is not
necessarily the most commercially viable
style, but people have come to know me
instantly because of it.
Via the design fairs people started noticing my
work. Some people discovered me through my
carpet line, others through my sculptural work.
In this way all my works came together in a kind
of parallel world of artistic expression. Funnily
enough, I don’t particularly feel as if my family
name has opened any doors for me throughout
the years. Sure, people – especially Danes – ask
if I’m related to Jørn Utzon, my grandfather on
my mother’s side, but other than that they are
more interested in evaluating my works than in
discussing my background.
I have recently experienced a lot of interest
in the sculptures I’m now showcasing at
Northmodern. They consist of long, slender
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Living and working as a full-time designer is
tough, and I wouldn’t actually recommend it.
But it’s part of who I am. I grew up in a family
where you express yourself creatively, and if
you encounter a hill on the way, you find a
way to climb it. When you finally see yourself
getting somewhere it’s enormously satisfying. Making a living from something that truly
inspires and fascinates you is such a privilege.
In the end, success is all about being at the
right place at the right time. You want your
works to be at the top of the pile when people
need something new and exciting. And so you
constantly have to keep telling people about
what you do, and what new projects you’re
working on. Never. Give. Up.
Najautzonpopov.com
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“CLEAN SHAPES, THANK YOU”
The 27-year-old curiously experimental Central Saint Martins
graduate Troels Flensted, who was recently awarded 3rd place in
the Muuto Talent Award 2014, has made Copenhagen the base of his
Flensted Studio – a highly creative space in which the designer has
produced a line of beautiful wooden chairs and stools.
I got my studio space in Østerbro in Copenhagen about two months ago, after an autumn
spent deciding on whether to set up shop in
London or Copenhagen. Finding a studio was
more important to me than finding an apartment. I need a space of a certain size to work
in, as I experiment with all kinds of materials,
as well as designs in wood. I spend every last
penny on new materials and thus have tons
lying around. To exercise my creativity and
indulge in the playful side of designing,
I needed a space with room to move around
and make a bit of a mess sometimes. This basement studio, which I share with my girlfriend,
who’s an artist, proved perfect for that purpose.
I graduated from Central Saint Martins as a
product designer last summer, and initially felt
a bit torn between going home to Denmark or
staying in London, where I had built up a great
network and where interest in my designs had
really started to grow. But because of the huge
differences in rental costs between London and
Copenhagen, I ended up settling in Copenhagen, a decision I’m very happy about today
seeing as I’m also now building momentum as
a designer on the home stage. I will continue
to travel back and forth to London, though,
for meetings and networking – and not least
because a handful of my Poured Table designs
have recently been picked up by the design
store The Conran Shop.
The Poured Table was what really got me
noticed as a designer. It was a project focused
on materials in which I investigated the behaviour and quality of a given material through
quite intensive experimentation. When pouring
different colours of a material into moulds, the
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material would come together to create its own
patterns that were difficult to predict. These
‘frozen moments’ make every product unique.
There is a growing trend among young designers to work on the storytelling aspect of their
creations as well as showing consumers the
process behind the design. While working
on my graduate project in London, I created
a pop-up factory, The High Street Factory, in
Clerkenwell, where people could come in from
the street and watch me work. I rented the
space for five days and it gave me an amazing opportunity to interact with consumers
and ask them what they thought of the stuff
I was doing. Inviting people into the creative
process itself, sharing one’s thoughts behind
the design, makes the consumer feel included
and close to the design in a whole new way.
My collection of wooden chairs and stools in
cherry wood, beech, and walnut are in some
ways a bit less experimental than some of the
things I’ve done, which have been a bit crazy.
As a Dane I believe it difficult to escape the
Danish design tradition, no matter how many
years you spend abroad as a designer. Growing up in Denmark surrounded by the design
classics of the 50s and 60s and with the everpresent design tradition that in so many ways
permeates our society and daily lives – it just
shapes you in more ways than you might think
when you’re young. When I tell people that
I’m from Denmark I can see something falling
into place in their eyes. It’s something about
the minimalistic approach to design we Danes
tend to practise. Clean shapes, thank you.
Not too many ornaments or frills here.
Troelsflensted.com
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Table cloth by Ferm Living
Bowl by Ro Collection
Cozy Cora by Cozy Living
Ceramic vase by H. Skjalm P.
Flower vase by Ro Collection
Nyhavn vase by Normann Copenhagen
Silver candleholder by H. Skjalm P.
Form chair by Normann Copenhagen
Diamond mirror by Andrea Larsson Interior
NEW MODERN
STYLING NATHALIE SCHWER
PHOTOGRAPHY MICHAEL RYGAARD
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Brass pencil holder by Ferm Living
Stool by Eames at Paustian
Di Volo stool by Applicata
Airy coffee table by Muuto
Glassware by Louise Roe
Notebooks by Engen & Engen
Brass bowl by Engen & Engen
Ceramic bowl by Ferm Living
Black and brass bowl by Engen & Engen
Petite Machine lamp by Studio Lindholdt
Mexican glass candleholder by Cozy Living
Amp table lamp by Normann Copenhagen
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Era lounge chair by Normann Copenhagen
Heimdal carpet by Fabula Living
Ceramic dish by Ro Copenhagen
Cognac and whiskey glass by Normann Copenhagen
Ceramic bowl by Ferm Living
Coffee table by Isamu Noguchi at Paustian
Notebook by Cozy Living
Brass ball by H. Skjalm P.
Blossom lamp by Applicata
Brass candleholder by H. Skjalm P.
Treasure Diamond by Ferm Living
Planter by Engen & Engen
Poppy vase by Applicata
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Thuja carpet by Fabula Living
Fiber chair by Muuto
Wood piece by Ro Collection
Bowl by Ro Collection
Marble table by Ferm Living
I’m Boo carafe by Muuto
Flower vase by Ro Collection
Agnes vase by Normann Copenhagen
Brass bowl by H. Skjalm P.
Light piece by Ro Collection
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Coat rack by Copenhanger
Form chair by Normann Copenhagen
1-95 table by Alvar Alto at Paustian
Geo jar by Normann Copenhagen
Cap table lamp by Normann Copenhagen
Ceramic dish by Ro Copenhagen
Table lamp by H. Skjalm P.
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Cozy Cora light by Cozy Living
Ceramic ball by H. Skjalm P.
Balance vases by Muuto
Metal tray by Louise Roe
Push coffee pot by Muuto
Metal tray by Louise Roe
Grid wallpaper by Ferm Living
Ceramic bowl by H. Skjalm P.
Ceramic tableware by Ferm living
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GUIDE
COPENHAGEN
When the temperature rises in Copenhagen, the
Danes take off their clothes and jump in the harbour;
when it freezes they put on a sweater and head
outside, and when they need to get around, they use
their bicycles. There is probably no place as
effortlessly cool as Copenhagen.
TEXT MILLE COLLIN FLAHERTY
PHOTOGRAPHY LINE THIT KLEIN, THOMAS HØYRUP CHRISTENSEN, PR
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EAT & DRINK
The vibrant Danish food scene – supported by the plucky
New Nordic movement – has made for some of today’s
finest restaurants, including the ubiquitous Noma. But
you do not have to spend the entire budget on fine
dining to have a taste of Copenhagen.
MIKKELLER
ØL & BRØD
RESTAURANT TÅRNET
A personal taste for the golden
drops progressed into a world
famous beer brewery for owner
Mikkel Borg Bjergsø. The former
physics teacher began experimenting with hops, malt, and yeast
in his kitchen in 2006, and today
Mikkeller exports micro-brewed
beer to 40 different countries
and serves it from his own cool
and classy bars in Copenhagen,
Stockholm, San Francisco, and
Bangkok. With beers named Beer
Geek Vanilla Shake, Vesterbro
Wit, Santa’s Little Helper and
Funky E-star, Mikkeller has set
new standards for beer branding.
But not only are the labels
appealing – Mikkeller makes
some of the world’s most inventive
beer with ingredients like yuzu
from Asia.
The name of this restaurant
means Beer & Bread, which is
pretty much what to expect.
The restaurant specializes in
the traditional smørrebrød, the
open-faced rye bread sandwich
– paired with home brewed beer.
Have a taste of the new Nordic
kitchen in a stylish yet streetwise atmosphere and try herring,
potato, ham, and cheese like
you have never had it before.
The restaurant also has an extensive menu of snaps – maybe
the largest in Copenhagen
with more than a hundred
different kinds.
Have dinner in Christiansborg
Castle, home of the Danish Parliament, in the centre of town. The
original castle was built by founding father and bishop Absalon
in 1167 and thanks to two serious
fires, it is now testimony to three
eras of Danish architecture. The
tower of Christiansborg is the
highest in Copenhagen and from
here you can see all the way to
Sweden. Last year it was opened
to the public and in addition to
enjoying the view, you can treat
yourself to a culinary experience in
Restaurant Tårnet, which claims
to serve Danish food ‘in the spirit
of democracy’. Please enjoy!
Øl & Brød, 6 Victoriagade, 1655 Copenhagen V
ologbrod.dk
Restaurant Tårnet, 1 Prins Jørgens Gård, 1218
Copenhagen K
Taarnet.dk
Mikkeller, 8 Victoriagade, 1655 Copenhagen V
Mikkeller.dk
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UNION KITCHEN
In a side street off lively and
touristy Nyhavn, you can find the
newly opened The Union Kitchen.
Here the proprietor, British Paul
Muldowney, who also owns The
Union Bar across the street, has
in record time created a haunt
where locals meet for scrambled
eggs in the morning and cocktails
in the evening. The restaurant is
just one of many new initiatives
that have given the little street a
hint of New York in recent years.
Actually Union Kitchen with its
grey panels, dark woodwork, and
jolly atmosphere would not have
seemed out of place in East Village, and with both sliders (mini
burgers) and homemade chips on
the menu comparisons to the Big
Apple are staring you right in the
eye. Union Kitchen’s culinary focus
is meatballs, however, and invitations like ‘meat our balls’ and ‘keep
your balls company’ say it all.
Union Kitchen, 21 Store Strandstræde, 1255
Copenhagen K
Theunionkitchen.dk
ATELIER SEPTEMBER
In a former interior shop by the
same name, Atelier September is
now serving light, organic food
in a relaxed, homely atmosphere.
Take your seat by one of the large
windows facing the street and
watch people watch you while
you are enjoying the almostfamous avocado sandwich on rye
bread. Remember to document
it on Instagram like the art and
fashion in-crowd sitting next to
you – wearing slim jeans from
Acne and chequered shirts in
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organic cotton. End your visit with
a cup of green tea served in
a large ceramic mug imported
from Japan.
Atelier September, 30 Gothersgade, 1123
Copenhagen K
Atelier-september.dk
Pakistani dishwasher contributes
once in a while with a curry dish,
and the house hot dog with fennel sausage and tomato salsa
has become a classic among the
restaurant’s (many) regulars.
Osteria, 16 Haderslevgade, 1671 Copenhagen V
Osteria16.dk
AMASS
KARMAMAN
Much attention from foodies all
over the world was directed at
American cook and former chef
at Noma Matt Orlando when he
opened his own restaurant called
Amass a couple of years ago.
Amass means more or less the
same as ‘to gather’, and that is
exactly the intention: gathering
with friends for a good meal. The
restaurant, located in the former
tool depot at the B&W shipyard on
Refshaleøen, has the unique Table
153, where you are seated among
other guests you do not know in
advance to enjoy a meal, which
in Amass’ own words is ‘spontaneous, fresh, exciting, and
thought-provoking.’
Newly opened Karmaman is a
cross over between a cafe, a deli,
a food market, and a coffee shop.
You can buy fresh vegetables,
homemade meals, and wine to
go, or join the locals at the long
wooden community table and
order the dish of the day. The
emphasis is on the social aspect
of eating – hence the long table
where strangers become friends
– and on locally grown and produced food.
Amass, 153 Refshalevej, 1432 Copenhagen K
Amassrestaurant.com
If you do not know this perfect
place for a drink or a locally produced brew you will never find it.
Located in a former drugstore in
the back of a building in Vesterbrogade, it is hidden from the
main traffic of this busy neighbourhood. Liedkoeb offers the
best drinks available in the city
– served by an accommodating
staff who willingly recommends
their own favourites from the
extensive cocktail menu.
OSTERIA 16
‘Osteria 16 is potentially cult’
Danish food magazine Gastro
wrote when this restaurant
opened last year. Their prediction was spot on, and unoccupied
seats have been hard to come
by since then. Osteria 16 is an
informal eatery with Italian dishes
on the menu, served in rustic
settings with a spirited atmosphere just like in, well, Italy. The
Karmaman, 14 Fælledvej, 2200 Copenhagen N
Karmaman.dk
LIDKOEB
Lidkoeb, 72b Vesterbrogade,
1620 Copenhagen V
SLEEP
A couple of hours are not enough – you need to spend
the night in Copenhagen. And as Hotel d’Angleterre
steals all the glory in the main majestic square,
Kgs. Nytorv, a handful of smaller, uniquely decorated
hotels offer a good, fashionable, and design-oriented
sleep elsewhere in town.
HOTEL SP34
Hotel SP34 opened last year, just
a stone’s throw from the City Hall
Square, but the very central location is not the only thing this hotel
has got going for it. The 118 rooms
are furnished in an unmistakably
Scandinavian style with materials
such as wood, leather, and cotton
in soft ranges of colour, and with
its organic breakfast and free
wine hour every afternoon,
SP34 is the obvious choice for
connoisseurs.
Hotel SP34, 34 Sankt Peders Stræde, 1453
Copenhagen K
Brochner-hotels.dk
coffee shop. But what a room!
And what a coffee! The double
room is suited for a couple or one
person, and comes with a beautifully decorated interior perfect for
people with an eye for design. The
hotel has a fairy-tale feel and is
located in a part of town where
the florist greets the passing
people when they have had a cup
of coffee and a soft boiled egg at
the neighbouring Granola cafe.
hagen Towers in Copenhagen is
one of the leading sustainable
hotels in Denmark, and has welcomed both the eco-traveller and
the picky design aficionado since
opening in 2009. The spacious
and elegant rooms are furnished
with Paustian furniture (made in
part from recycled materials, of
course) and have views across
the entire Ørestad region towards
Copenhagen.
Central Hotel & Café, 1 Tullinsgade, 1610
Copenhagen V
Centralhotelogcafe.dk
Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers, 114 – 118
Ørestads Boulevard, 2300 Copenhagen S
Cpcopenhagen.dk
CROwNE PLAzA
COPENHAGEN TOwERS
CENTRAL HOTEL
& CAFÉ
Central Hotel & Café is the world’s
smallest hotel with only one room,
located above the world’s smallest
Enjoy an organic breakfast, snuggle up in a bathrobe made from
organic cotton, and brush your
teeth with a biodegradable toothbrush made from corn and potato
starch. Hotel Crown Plaza Copen-
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SEE
Copenhagen has a thriving art scene and is – based on a
boom in the last couple of years – celebrating its position
as a unique place for experimentation and innovation.
The city offers a great variety of independent
galleries showing contemporary art at shifting art
shows and exhibitions, but the established museums
and historic galleries are also worth a visit.
LARMGALLERI
Larm is the Danish word for ‘noise’,
and at this gallery there is no
quiet-please tone of voice.
The venue was founded in 2005
and quickly made a name for
itself as an acclaimed space for
contemporary art with exhibitions
from primarily European artists,
but artists from North America,
The Middle East, and South
America have occasionally found
their way into the elegant space.
Larm is located in the so-called
gallery district of Copenhagen,
so take the time to explore the
adjacent galleries as well.
Larm Galleri, 73 Bredgade, 1260 Copenhagen K
Larmgalleri.dk
FAURSCHOU
FOUNDATION
The privately owned art institution Faurschou Foundation is a
cutting-edge powerhouse on the
international contemporary art
scene with two exhibition spaces,
one in Beijing and one in Copen-
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hagen, beautifully located in an
old warehouse at the industrial
dock area of Østerbro. Since 2011
the foundation has hosted solo
exhibitions of renowned artists
such as Louise Bourgeois, Ai Weiwei, and Shirin Neshat. Go there
to mingle with the intellectual
in-crowd of Copenhagen – or to
dream of your next art purchase.
Faurschou Foundation, 11 Klubiensvej, 2100
Østerbro
Faurschou.com
DESIGNMUSEUM
DANMARK
This is Denmark’s largest museum of Danish and international
design and a central exhibition
forum for industrial design and
applied arts in Scandinavia. The
museum is beautifully located
in one of Copenhagen’s finest
rococo buildings, the former King
Frederik’s Hospital, and in recent
years the new management years
has put the museum on the map
with events such artist talks,
workshops, and internationally
recognized exhibitions.
Design Museum Danmark, 68 Bredgade,
1260 Copenhagen K
Designmuseum.dk
NY CARLSBERG
GLYPTOTEK
Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek is an art
museum founded in 1888 by local
brewer Carl Jacobsen (18421914), who also is the father of the
famous Danish Carlsberg beer.
The museum showcases one of
Europe’s finest collections of art
and artefacts from Mesopotamia,
pharaonic Egypt, Ancient Greece,
Etruria, and The Roman Empire,
as well as French and Danish art
of the nineteenth century. If this
is not your thing, go there for the
absolutely stunning sub-tropical
Winter Garden.
Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, 7 Dantes Plads, 1556
Copenhagen K
Glyptoteket.dk
Designer
YVONNE KONÉ
Designer Yvonne Koné has recently opened her own store in
Store Strandstræde in central Copenhagen, where you can
buy her elegant shoes and bags. But even though she likes the
city centre, the Vesterbro neighbourhood occupies a special
place in her heart, and she has lived there with her family for
14 years. She is especially fond of the diversity, which makes
the neighbourhood vivacious and colourful.
“I love Vesterbro because here’s room for everybody. The neighbourhood used to have this rather
dubious reputation because of the prostitutes and
the drug dealers. They’re still here, but in so relatively controlled numbers that the area feels safe.
In recent years many families with children – like us –
have moved here, and this diversity, in terms of age,
ethnicity, and economic status, helps give Vesterbro
a great splash of lovely colouring. Within 50 metres
you find a bunch of upmarket bars and restaurants,
a porn shop, and some of Copenhagen’s most
expensive flats. I’d especially recommend the little
cocktail bar 1656, Gasværksvej 33 because of the
original flavour combinations and the cosy atmosphere; the café Granola, Værnedamsvej 5 because
of the early opening hours (opens at 7 am), their
soft-boiled eggs and cheese sandwiches with
apple; and the yoga place senses, sommerstedgade 7, which is the absolutely loveliest place
to exercise in Copenhagen.”
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Chef
Mikkel karstad
Mikkel Karstad is a chef, author of the cookery book Spis, and
the man behind the blog Weyoutheyate.com. He lives with his
family in Østerbro, which has been his hood the last 17 years.
He could not live without the water, the space, and the light in
the neighbourhood.
“Some might say that Østerbro is kind of boring, but
there’s a calm here that suits me very well indeed, as
my daily life is totally hectic, with four kids, full-time
job, and plenty of other activities. At the same time
it’s close to the city centre with its shopping possibilities, to Nørrebro with its quaint little shops, and to
the coast and the beach, where I spend a lot of time
with my family. Here’s a sense of space and light that
you just won’t find anywhere else in the city. I feel at
home in Østerbro when we grill in the yard on summer
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evenings and when I ride my bike to Svanemøllen
Havn in the early winter mornings and jump into the
icy water. I’d recommend the menswear boutique
Goods, Østerbrogade 44, because of their style
and amazing service; our local coffee and wine bar
La esquina, ryesgade 76 where the food and the
atmosphere are top-notch, always; and Normann
Copenhagen, Østerbrogade 70, which is a beautiful
and different shop, located in a former cinema, with
clothes, furniture, books, and accessories.”
DO
The perfect leisure activity depends on the time of year. In
the summertime the city comes alive in the numerous green
park spaces and especially at the waterfront where people
go for a dip during their lunch break. In the wintertime it is
all about the Danish concept of hygge. It literally translates
into ‘cosiness’, but really it is about candlelight, fireplaces,
good friends, and nice food – all at the same time.
PAPIRØEN
Across from Nyhavn, on the opposite side of the water, lies the
little island Papirøen (The Paper
Island). The large industrial halls
and warehouses in the area were
previously used for paper storage,
hence the name, but today the
island is home to a number of
creative companies, as well as
Copenhagen Street Food, where
you can but quality food from
some 40 culinary caravans, sheet
metal sheds, and other provisional
stalls. Finish with coffee in designer Henrik Vibskov’s new café,
Den Plettede Gris (The Spotted
Pig) just around corner.
Papirøen, Trangravsvej, 1436 Copenhagen
Copenhagenstreetfood.dk
MEATPACKING
DISTRICT
The old meatpacking district has
become a happening place with
a variety of bars, cafés, and fine
dining, and is home to creative
companies and high-end galleries. The area is the former red
light district, and some places the
buildings are still run-down, adding to the shabby, relaxed-cool
ambience. Try restaurants like
Kul, Fiskebaren, and Paté Paté
and bars like Jolene, Bakken, and
Mesteren & Lærlingen.
BICYCLING
You will need a bicycle to get
around in Copenhagen, at least
if you want to blend in. In fact,
55 percent of all Copenhageners
bike every day, and the city’s
town planners aim to make
Copenhagen the world’s best
cycling city. The newly opened
two-lane elevated orange Cycle
Snake (the latest of the city’s safe
bike lanes) wriggles its way over
the harbour, connecting new parts
of town for the two-wheelers, who
– as the western world becomes
increa-singly aware of the environmental damage of the car industry
– attain ever more recognition and
street coolness. City-Bikes can be
borrowed for free at many junctions in town.
EMPIRE BIO
At this local cinema located in
Nørrebro the repertoire is a mix
of Hollywood blockbusters and
small, independent productions.
The last row is reserved for kissing
couples with double seats and
anyone with long legs will
appreciate the generally large
space between the rows. The
surrounding area is scattered with
bars and restaurants - do try the
newly opened place Bæst literally
in the building next door.
Empire Bio, 29 Guldbergsgade, 2200 Nørrebro
Empirebio.dk
VÆRNEDAMSVEJ
Dividing Vesterbro from the district of Frederiksberg is the small
street Værnedamsvej, also known
as ‘The Food Street’ for its Parisian
atmosphere and cosy eateries
and gourmet cheese, wine, and
chocolate shops. Here you will
find Falernum, a cosy bar serving
wine and tapas from a dedicated
staff, and Granola, which is the
place to go for soft-boiled eggs
and coffee in the morning – and
the rest of the day, for that matter.
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SHOP
Copenhagen offers a variety of department stores like
Illum and Magasin. They are great if you are in a hurry,
but you will get a more genuine shopping treat in many
small independent stores scattered around the districts.
Every district has its own flavour – and the city centre is
the hub tying it all together.
SHOP OF THE NEW
Kim Dolva and Søren Bech
Jespersen from Københavns
Møbelsnedkeri (Copenhagen
Furniture Makers) have achieved
star status among people who
like design, solid handicraft, and
things with history. Last year they
opened a shop called The Shop of
the New in Hellerup, just north of
Copenhagen, where they sell their
own products and designs from
others. Here you can buy yourself
silly in chairs, lamps, carving
boards, and art prints in beautiful wooden frames. The shop is
right next to take-away place Le
Marché, part of the Copenhagen
food imperium Cofoco.
The Shop of the New, 213 Strandvejen,
2900 Hellerup
Kbhsnedkeri.dk
Theshopofthenew.com
Cofoco.dk
NIBBLE
Nibble is the name of a new shop
in Copenhagen’s former meat
packing district – it is a combined
bookstore, design shop, café,
and culinary laboratory with an
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ambition of collecting the world’s
most renowned food magazines
on the long shelves. The interior is
designed by design bureau OeO,
and the place has become a rendezvous for people who think that
food is about more than just filling
your stomach.
Nibble, 12 Høkerboderne, 1712 Copenhagen V
Nibbleshop.com
HENRIK VIBSKOV
Multitalented wild child Henrik
Vibskov creates not only clothes
but entire universes with titles like
The Transparent Tongue, The Stiff
Neck Chamber, and The Spaghetti Handjob. Since his student
years at Central Saint Martins
School of Design in London he has
produced numerous collections,
shows, and art exhibitions, and
he is currently the only Scandinavian designer on the official
show schedule of the Paris Men’s
Fashion Week. Henrik Vibskov is
known for an avant-garde-like
vibe, yet he masters the difficult
balance between high fashion
and a generally appealing style.
At his Copenhagen store you will
find clothing as well as shoes,
accessories, and clothes from
other brands like Stine Goya,
Comme des Garcons, and MM6
by Maison Martin Margiela.
Henrik Vibskov, 6 Krystalgade,
1172 Copenhagen K
Henrikvibskov.com
DANSK MADE
FOR ROOMS
For a quintessential Nordic shopping experience, make your wayto
Vesterbro and have a peek in this
boutique specializing in interior
design and decoration. The adage
at Dansk Made for Rooms is quality before quantity, and this shines
through every object aesthetically
displayed on long wooden shelves
in the large and bright room. Contemporary furniture, slim vases,
rustic ceramic cups and plates,
cool kitchenware, designer lamps,
and decorative pieces made by
primarily Scandinavian designers
and craftsmen sum up the ambience that perfectly complements
the young and hip feel of area.
Dansk Made for Rooms, 80 Istedgade,
1650 Copenhagen V
Danskmadeforrooms.com
ACNE ARCHIVE
Streamlined Swedish brand
Acne (an acronym of Ambition
to Create Novel Expressions) has
achieved cult status over the past
decade thanks to its reinterpretation of wardrobe classics like
jeans, loose-fitting shirts, long
coats, and knitwear. This coveted
brand can be bought at full price
in two inner city shops, but in the
Nørrebro neighbourhood you
can find a little treasury where
previous collections, showpieces,
samples, etc. are sold at reductions of up to 80 percent.
Acne Archive, 21 Elmegade, 2200 Nørrebro
Acnestudios.com
STUDIO OLIVER
GUSTAV
Some might call Oliver Gustav’s
universe dark. Others would probably use the designation avantgarde, and yet others would refer
to his style as perspicaciously
un-Danish. No matter what, you
cannot ignore his shop in a side
street off Nyhavn. Its raw and
monochrome aesthetics diverge
significantly from the Nordic white
and soft expression, and his range
is comprised of furniture and objects by designers and artists such
as Rick Owens, Faye Toogood,
Michaël Verheyden, and Dirk
Vander Koiij, whose exclusive line
of furniture this shop is the sole
supplier of in Denmark. Exclusivity
is one of Oliver Gustav’s hallmarks
– if you shop at his place, you get
something unique, be that a chair
or a certain style.
Studio Oliver Gustav, 9 Store Strandstræde,
1255 Copenhagen K
Olivergustav.com
ETAGE PROJECTS
The gallery Etage Projects is
known for its focus on objects that
occupy the borderlands between
art and design. The boutique is
physically as well as in terms of
content an extension of the gallery, and the selection – objets
d’art and interior design pieces
– include the gallery’s former and
future works. They also have a
wide range of foreign brands and
magazines that have not previously been available to Danish
customers, and you might even
get lucky and get your hands on
vintage rarities.
Etage Projects, 15E Borgergade,
1300 København K,
Etageprojects.com
GUBI STORE
Design company Gubi has in
recent years made a name for
itself by reproducing design classics such as Bestlite’s lamps, the
Paradiset collection by Swedish
designer Kerstin H. Holmquist,
and a series of products from
French designer Mathieu Mategot.
Collaborations with contemporary
talents like Stine Gam and Enrico
Fratesi from GamFratesi, and
Poul Christiansen and Boris Berlin
from Komplot Design have helped
emphasizing Gubi’s position as
international design house. The
furniture company’s latest invention is a concept shop of international standard; a beautifully
appointed shop, which just like
somebody’s home contains both
furniture and a carefully chosen
selection of books and interior
design.
Gubi Store, 10 Møntergade, 1140 Copenhagen K
Gubi.com
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GO
The city centre and the districts around it make for a
great stay in Copenhagen. But if you have time to spare
or simply need a break from the hustle and bustle, a trip
up the coast is a lovely way to spend the day. The art
museum Louisiana is almost mandatory if you are
interested in Danish architecture and contemporary art.
KAREN BLIXEN-MUSEET
Karen Blixen, also known as Isak
Dinesen and Pierre Andrézel,
was one of Denmark’s greatest
storytellers. With the book Seven
Gothic Tales, published in 1934,
she made her presence felt on the
international literary scene. The
book was written in English, which
was the language that Karen
Blixen felt most at home in after
17 years in Kenya. In 1931 Karen
Blixen moved home to Denmark,
to her picturesque childhood
home, Rungstedlund, which has
remained more or less unchanged
since her death in 1962. The place
gives you a vivid impression of a
well-to-do Danish family, of the
author’s day-to-day environment,
and a colourful, passionate life,
as depicted in the blockbuster
Out of Africa from 1985, starring
Meryl Streep and Robert Redford.
Karen Blixen-Museet, 111 Rungsted Strandvej,
2960 Rungsted
Blixen.dk
LOUISIANA MUSEUM
OF MODERN ART
In the mid-50s, when the founder
of Louisiana, Knud W. Jensen,
asked the architects Jørgen Bo
and Wilhelm Wohlert to build a
museum as an extension to an old
villa, their basic conception was
to link the architecture with the
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natural surroundings. They succeeded to such a degree that visitors flock to Louisiana to enjoy its
beautiful gardens and scenic view
of Øresund. Once you step inside
the museum offers an extensive
permanent art collection of more
than 3,500 works and features
special exhibitions of contemporary art, and you can easily spend
a full day there, taking lunch in
the scenic cafe and browsing in
the museum shop selling design
items, posters, and books.
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, 13 Gl. Strandvej, 3050 Humlebæk
Louisiana.dk
KURHOTEL
SKODSBORG
Kurhotel Skodsborg was founded
in 1898 by physician Carl Ottosen
and was based on his philosophy
that fresh air, water, light, massage, gymnastics, and a rational
diet have both healing and prophylactic effects. That philosophy
still characterizes the hydro, but
today it has all been wrapped in
a contemporary, Nordic context
with offers of everything from spa
for friends, team building, and
weekend stays with personalized
exercise programmes to recreation and rehabilitation. With hotel,
restaurant, medical centre, spa,
fitness, and conference facilities
the term ’holistic’ is not merely
empty talk here, but the very cornerstone upon which the options
are presented. A day with spa
treatments or an overnight stay in
the luxurious surroundings works
wonders on any winter-blue mind.
Kurhotel Skodsborg, 139 Skodsborg Strandvej,
2942 Skodsborg
Skodsborg.dk
ORDRUPGAARD
Ordrupgaard is most definitely
worth the fifteen minutes’ drive
from Copenhagen the museum
itself is located in a manor house
with surrounding parkland, which
today constitutes the framework
for a wonderful sculpture park
in which a series of artists create
works inspired the scenery. The
museum exhibits French impressionism and Danish paintings from
the early 19th century and has
a large and exclusive collection
of artists like Monet, Gauguin,
and Danish. In addition you can
visit Danish architect Finn Juhl’s
house, which stands just as he
left it, and in 2005 an astonishing
extension to Ordrupgaard was
built, designed by star architect
Zaha Hadid.
Ordrupgaard, 110 Vilvordevej,
2920 Charlottenlund
Ordrupgaard.dk
Photographer
Line ThiT KLein
Line Thit Klein is a photographer working for Danish and
foreign lifestyle magazines such as Elle, Vogue, and Food & Wine.
She has lived in Frederiksberg for 20 years and treasures the
roominess and the latitude.
“Frederiksberg is cosy, spacious, and green.
Here are elderly, well-to-do ladies with hats and
fur coats next to younger, sort of scruffy artist types.
It’s like a suburb without being one I feel at home in
Frederiksberg when I feed the ducks in Frederiksberg
Have together with my children. We always walk
the same route and eat the same ice cream, also in
the winter. In my neighbourhood I’d recommend a
walk down Gl. Kongevej, because of the abundance
of shops restaurants with plenty of local ambience,
including Meyers deli, gl. kongevej 107 serving super
delicious food made from great produce and sold at
reasonable prices, and the shop black, gl. kongevej
105, chock full of interior design and clothes and
art wares. Finally I’d definitely recommend Verdens
Mindste kaffebar, Tullinsgade 1, situated right at the
Vesterbro border, but belonging to Frederiksberg, in
my opinion – here you’ll get the best coffee in the city,
served with a smile that’ll keep you warm for the rest
of the day.”
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northmodern
gallery
EXHIBITORS LIST
AGENCY SIGNE NØRGAARD
STAND: E nord-004A
www.signenorgaard.com
SN@SIGNENORGAARD.COM
Etage Projects
STAND: E nord-008
www.etageprojects.com
info@etageprojects.com
Tel. + 45 26 23 32 40
FRODO MIKKELSEN
STAND: E nord-004A
www.frodomikkelsen.dk
frodomikkelsen@gmail.com
GETAMA DANMARK A/S
STAND: E nord-014
www.getama.dk
info@getama.dk
Tel. + 45 98 64 53 00
GRID Montanagroup ApS
STAND: E nord-013
www.gridsystem.dk
grid@gridsystem.dk
Tel. + 45 48 13 50 52
Jólan van der wiel
Stand: E Nord-011
www.jolanvanderwiel.com
info@jolanvanderwiel.com
LEX POTT
STAND: E nord-011
www.lexpott.nl
info@lexpott.nl
Luceplan Scandinavia A/S
STAND: E nord-010
thorkildenp@luceplan.com
LUUK VAN DEN BROEK & KASPER EISENMEIER
STAND: E nord-008
www.luukvandenbroek.nl
hallo@luukvandenbroek.nl
Menu A/S
STAND: E nord-005
www.menu.as
press@menu.as
Tel. + 45 48 40 61 00
Onecollection
STAND: E nord-017
www.onecollection.com
info@onecollection.com
Tel. + 45 70 27 71 01
OS AND OOS
STAND: E nord-004A
www.osandoos.com
sophie@osandoos.com
Paustian A/S
STAND: E nord-002/E-012
www.paustian.com
wfs@paustian.dk
Tel. + 45 52 14 65 43
Playtype
Stand: E Nord-016
www.playtype.com
charlotte@playtype.com
Tel. +45 33 25 45 00
PLEASE WAIT TO BE SEATED
STAND: E nord-007
www.pleasewaittobeseated.dk
thomas@pleasewaittobeseated.dk
Tel. + 45 40 86 11 78
STUDIO DRIFT
STAND: E nord-004
www.studiodrift.com
info@studiodrift.com
Superobjekt Gallery x torgny wilcke
STAND: E nord-009
www.superobjekt.com
studio@superobjekt.com
Tel. + 45 20 95 00 83
V3RS
STAND: E nord-004A
www.v3rs.nl
info@v3rs.nl
VIP & PRESS LOUNGE DESIGNED BY BIRGER1962
STAND: E nord-006
www.birger1962.com
info@birger1962.com
OAK THE NORDIC JOURNAL
STAND: E nord-003
www.oakthenordicjournal.com
info@oakthenordicjournal.com
Tel. + 45 26 19 68 77
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essentials
Schools & talents
EXHIBITORS LIST
anne black ApS
STAND: E Syd-056
www.anneblack.dk
info@anneblack.dk
Tel. + 45 35 10 73 27
EO Denmark
Stand: E Syd-046E
www.eo.dk
ec@eo.dk
Tel. +45 22 27 28 28
Applicata ApS
STAND: E Syd-028D
www.applicata.dk
info@applicata.dk
Tel. + 45 86 74 23 24
Fabula Living ApS
STAND: E Syd-028B
www.fabula-living.dk
mail@fabula-living.dk
Tel. + 45 22 33 39 66
Blafre
STAND: E Syd-029C
www.blafre.com
post@blafre.com
Tel. + 45 28 21 28 28
Ferm Living ApS
STAND: E nord-026A
www.fermliving.com
info@ferm-living.com
Tel. + 45 70 22 75 23
Bob Noon
STAND: E Syd-054
www.bobnoon.com
bobnoonhimself@gmail.com
Tel. + 45 61 51 69 14
Flatlight Design
STAND: E Syd-033 – Schools & Talents
www.flatlightdesign.com
info@flatlightdesign.com
Tel. + 45 25 94 25 18
Borås Cotton
STAND: E Syd-049
www.nf.no
h.pryts@mail.tele.dk
Tel. + 45 21 69 41 43
Flensted Studio
www.flenstedstudio.com
troels@Flenstedstudio.com
Tel. + 45 60 65 58 98
care by me
STAND: E Syd-029
www.carebyme.dk
info@carebyme.dk
Tel. + 45 31 12 91 61
Hagedornhagen ApS
STAND: E Syd-061
www.hagedornhagen.com
info@hagedornhagen.com
Tel. + 45 26 12 66 21
Chola v/Mia Rünitz-Jørgensen
STAND: E Syd-051A
www.chola.dk
salg@chola.dk
Tel. + 45 61 60 80 32
HELBAK/SCHERNING aps
STAND: E Syd-055
www.helbak-scherning.dk
contact@helbak-scherning.dk
Tel. + 45 60 15 85 05
Dopper Scandinavia
STAND: E Syd-054B
www.fuzzy-lab.com
Mikael@fuzzy-lab.com
Tel. + 45 91 91 11 00
Hoptimist
STAND: E Syd-029A
www.hoptimist.com
lotte@hoptimist.com
Tel. + 45 41 15 54 00
Dyberg-Larsen
STAND: E Syd-061B
www.dyberg-larsen.dk
info@dyberg-larsen.dk
Tel. + 45 64 48 14 74
HOWE a/s
STAND: E Syd-061A
www.howe.com
howe@howe.com
Tel. + 45 63 41 64 00
Engelsholm Højskole
STAND: E Syd-030A – Schools & Talents
www.engelsholm.dk
engelsholm@engelsholm.dk
Tel. + 45 75 88 35 55
Hukka Design Oy
STAND: E Syd-046B
hukka@hukka.fi
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Inside PR
STAND: E Syd-029D
www.insidepr.dk
cfa@insidepr.dk
Tel. + 45 23 20 74 46
Muuto A/S
STAND: E nord-026
www.muuto.com
info@muuto.com
Tel. + 45 32 96 98 99
Københavns tekniske skole
Stand: E Syd-030 – Schools & Talents
www.kts.dk
jul@kts.dk
Natures Collection
STAND: E Syd-60
www.naturescollection.dk
Info@naturescollection.dk
Tel. + 45 75 80 10 50
Lakrids by Johan Bülow
STAND: E Syd-063
www.lakrids.nu and www.liquorice.nu
kundeservice@lakrids.dk
Tel. + 45 32 17 68 22
Lampe Berger
STAND: E Syd-047A
www.lampeberger-skandinavien.dk
jb@ngamail.dk
Tel. + 45 70 22 66 26
Linum AB
STAND: E Syd-050
www.linum.se
tr@casatina.dk
Tel. + 46 18 18 67 00
Louise Roe Aps
STAND: E Syd-059
www.louiseroe.dk
Lykke@louiseroe.dk
Tel. + 45 35 35 01 10
Lovi Oy
STAND: E Syd-046A
www.lovi.fi
info@lovi.fi
Lucie Kaas ApS
STAND: E Syd-053
www.luciekaas.com
info@luciekaas.com
Tel. + 45 72 30 44 64
Mette Ditmer Denmark A/S
STAND: E Syd-053A
www.metteditmer.dk
sales@metteditmer.dk
Tel. + 45 87 20 14 49
Minimii ApS
STAND: E Syd-028C
www.minimii.com
minimii@minimii.com
Tel. + 45 20 64 47 07
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Nikolaj Toft Aps
www.nikolajtoft.com
info@nikolajtoft.com
Tel. + 45 71 99 39 92
Nordstjerne
STAND: E Syd-051
www.nordstjerne.eu
info@nordstjerne.eu
Tel. + 45 72 11 91 16
Normann Copenhagen
STAND: E nord-027
www.normann-copenhagen.com
normann@normann-copenhagen.com
Tel. + 45 35 55 44 59
Novoform ApS
STAND: E Syd-047
www.novoformdesign.com
info@novoform.dk
Tel. + 45 30 48 72 99
OYOY Living Design ApS
STAND: E Syd-054A
www.oyoy.dk
oyoy@oyoy.dk
Tel. + 45 29 88 71 91
Per Bo
STAND: E Syd-056A
www.perbokeramik.dk
per@perbokeramik.dk
Tel. + 45 23 41 92 11
Place de Bleu
STAND: E Syd-028
www.placedebleu.dk
info@placedebleu.dk
Tel. + 45 21 90 09 96
Roomstore ApS
STAND: E nord-023
www.roomstore.dk
info@roomstore.dk
Tel. + 45 35 43 02 01
EXHIBITORS LIST
S K A N D I N A V I S K
STAND: E Syd-062
www.skandinavisk.com
shaun@skandinavisk.com
Tel. + 45 24 85 30 80
ZikZak ApS
STAND: E Syd-058
www.zikzak.dk
zikzak@zikzak.dk
Tel. + 45 35 81 19 20
Shepherd Home AB
STAND: E Syd-050A
www.shepherd.nu
anne@shepherd.nu
Tel. + 46 3 25 66 13 80
Studio Thomas Peter Lund
Stand: E syd-044 - schools & talents
www.thomaspeterlund.com
studio@thomaspeterlund.com
Superliving
STAND: E Syd-029B
www.superliving.dk
jb@superlove.dk
Tel. + 45 33 12 22 55
Tonfisk Design Ltd
STAND: E Syd-046
info@tonfisk-design.fi
Trimm Copenhagen
STAND: E Syd-028A
www.trimmcopenhagen.com
trimm@live.dk
Tel. + 45 28 45 58 57
Turiform
STAND: E Syd-049
www.nf.no
anja@nordicform.com
Tel. + 45 21 26 16 21
Verso Design Oy
STAND: E Syd-046C
www.versodesign.fi
verso@versodesign.fi
Tel. + 358 85 03 53 12 18
Walnut Street
STAND: E Syd-052
www.walnutstreet.dk
info@walnutstreet.dk
Tel. + 45 22 50 64 00
WhatWeDo
STAND: E Syd-062A
www.whatwedo.dk
hanne@whatwedo.dk
Tel. + 45 28 91 11 78
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EXHIBITORS LIST
ROOM
EXHIBITORS LIST
Anker Bak
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Anne Holm & Sigrid Smetana
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Anour v/Arash Nourinejad
STAND: C3-116
www.anour.dk
info@anour.dk
Tel. + 45 26 29 99 79
Anton Bak & Joakim Tolf Vulpius
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Artcoustic
STAND: C3-100
www.artcoustic.com
plj@artcoustic.com
Astrid Brønden
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Astrid Skibsted
STAND: C4-105B
www.astridskibsted.dk
astridtekstil@gmail.com
Tel. + 45 40 51 18 66
Aviaaja Ezekiassen
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Buhtiq31
STAND: C3-106
www.buhtiq31.com
rebecca@buhtiq31.com
By Sandenholt
STAND: C3-112
www.bysandenholt.com
mrs@ks-skaerme.dk
Tel. + 45 27 87 61 62
Christian Sjöström
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Claus Kørup Jensen
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Cosmic light by Luuk Van Den Broek &
kasper eisenme
STAND: C3-102
Hallo@luukvandenbroek.nl
Tel. + 31 6 22 69 39 04
Cph Lighting
STAND: C4-105
www.cphlighting.dk
info@cphlighting.dk
Tel. + 45 75 18 01 06
Design Circus
STAND: C4-105
www.designcircus.dk
bt@designcircus.dk
Tel. + 45 41 13 13 13
ENCODED by Boettger V/ Trine Bøttger
STAND: C3-108
www.encoded.dk
tb@encoded.dk
Tel. + 45 26 34 01 10
Flügger
STAND: C4-104
www.flugger.dk
loki@flugger.com
Tel. + 45 70 15 15 05
FSC Design Award v/ FSC Denmark
STAND: C4-102
dk.fsc.org/index.htm
Tel. + 45 88 70 95 18
GEJST
STAND: C4-105D
www.gejst.com
Info@gejst.com
Tel. + 45 22 26 58 32 / 22 94 07 60
Genbyg Design
STAND: C4-101
www.genbygdesign.dk
genbyg@genbyg.dk
Tel. + 45 38 19 24 66
Grounded Craftwork
STAND: C3-113A
www.groundedcraftwork.dk
riisdesign@mail.com
Tel. + 45 30 34 60 77
Himmelhesten
STAND: C4-105F
www.himmelhesten.dk
kamilla@himmelhesten.dk
Tel. + 45 27 15 56 17
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EXHIBITORS LIST
Inventarrum
STAND: C4-101A
www.inventarrum.dk
info@inventarrum.dk
Joine
STAND: C3-106A
www.joine.nl
i@joine.nl
Tel. + 31 4 02 57 22 58
Mette Esbensen & Henrik Juhl
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Michael Daae Christensen
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Karina Bækkelund
STAND: C4-105B
www.karinabaekkelund.blogspot.com
mail@karinabaekkelund.dk
Tel. + 45 50 53 16 61
Morten Husum Nielsen
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Laura Lange
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
MUNK collective
STAND: C4-103
www.munkcollective.com
info@munkcollective.com
Tel. + 45 40 35 66 69
Lina Oldeen
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Lindholdt 2014
STAND: C3-109
www.lindholdt2014.dk
kristian@lindholdt2014.dk
Tel. + 45 31 45 22 80
Lise Vester Pedersen
Stand: C4-102
fsc design award
Loui Andersen & Maya Steinholz
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Maja Bøgh Vindbjerg
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Malene Lillelund
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Malin Engvall
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Manufakture
STAND: C3-116B
www.manufakture.dk
info@manufakture.dk
Tel. + 45 29 80 52 97
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Maria Fabregat & Kia Lundorff
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Naja Utzon Popov
STAND: C4-100
www.najautzonpopov.com
info@najautzonpopov.com
Tel. + 45 41 81 44 02
Ning Lin
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Ninna Kjærgård Nielsen
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Norrmade APS
STAND: C3-113
www.norrmade.com
info@norrmade.com
Tel. + 45 20 26 85 18
OS AND OOS
STAND: C3-103
sophie@osandoos.com
Osmond Olsen
STAND: C3-115
www.osmondolsen.com
osmond@osmondolsen.com
EXHIBITORS LIST
Overgaard & Dyrman
STAND: C3-116A
www.oandd.dk
jo@oandd.dk
Tel. + 45 29 43 55 78
please wait to be seated
STAND: C3-104
www.pleasewaittobeseated.dk
thomas@pleasewaittobeseated.dk
Tel. + 45 40 86 11 78
Roon & Rahn
STAND: C3-110
www.roonrahn.com
rene@roonrahn.com
Tel. + 45 21 82 99 88
WOUD
STAND: C3-115A
www.woud.dk
info@woud.dk
Zeyu Rong
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Zilmers ApS
STAND: C4-105A
www.zilmers.com
info@zilmers.com
Tel. + 45 60 13 60 29
Shaping Your Day
STAND: C3-111
www.Shapingyourday.com
mv@marcusvagnby.dk
Tel. + 45 29 70 07 07
Sigrid Juel Jensen
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Studio Sander Wassink
STAND: C3-102A
maayan@sanderwassink.nl
Tania Mikkelstrup
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Thors-Design ApS
STAND: C3-116C
www.thors-design.dk
mail@thors-design.dk
Tel. + 45 97 13 39 95
Tor Hadsund & Sofie Andersen Bruhn
STAND: C4-102
fsc design award
Tortus Copenhagen
STAND: C4-105C
www.tortus-copenhagen.com
hello@tortus-copenhagen.com
Tel. + 45 50 25 08 32
V3RS
STAND: C3-105
thomasvanrongen@v3rs.nl
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ART
EXHIBITORS LIST
a mile in the woods
STAND: C1-007C
www.amileinthewoods.dk
louise@amileinthewoods.dk
Tel. + 45 60 46 70 00
Urban Living ApS
STAND: C1-006C
www.urban-living.dk
mail@urban-living.dk
Tel. + 45 35 35 52 49
cillevengberg
STAND: C1-006A
www.cillevengberg.com
cillevengberg@gmail.com
Tel. + 45 26 82 76 22
Vissevasse
STAND: C1-007
www.vissevasse.com
vissevasse@me.com
Tel. + 45 20 28 91 51
G & C Interiors A/S
STAND: C1-007E
www.gandc.dk
grith@gandc.dk
Tel. + 45 44 92 10 65
Hamide I/S
STAND: C1-006B
www.hamide.co
seda@hamide.co
Tel. + 45 29 76 16 75
I LOVE MY TYPE
STAND: C1-007A
www.ilovemytype.com
kathrine@ilovemytype.com
Tel. + 45 26 66 23 09
Incado Production A/S
STAND: C1-001
www.incado.com
fbr@incado.dk
Tel. + 45 75 13 19 11
Kortkartellet
STAND: C1-008A
www.kortkartellet.dk
hello@kortkartellet.dk
Tel. + 45 30 48 01 00
Michelle Carlslund Illustration
STAND: C1-006
www.michellecarlslund.com
hello@michellecarlslund.com
Tel. + 45 28 49 84 74
Pernille Westh
STAND: C1-007B
www.pernille-westh.dk
info@pernille-westh.dk
Tel. + 45 50 94 70 39
The Dybdahl Co.
STAND: C1-007D
www.thedybdahl.com
info@thedybdahl.com
Tel. + 45 26 17 10 31
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LIVING
SENSE
PLAYGROUND
ATRIUM
DESIGN MARKET
GASTRO
EXHIBITORS LIST
2n Ivory / Jungle Fevers Design
STAND: C1-005B
www.junglefevers.com
sales@junglefevers.com
Tel. + 45 20 75 01 65
Base212
STAND: C3-010A
www.base212.dk
sales@base212.dk
Tel. + 45 33 31 05 09
Alfred & Co ApS
STAND: C1-018
www.alfredogco.dk
info@alfredogco.dk
Tel. + 45 35 10 50 51
bon coca P/S
STAND: C4-009
www.boncoca.dk
henrik@boncoca.dk
Tel. + 45 75 27 84 00
ALGAN
STAND: C1-011C
www.algan.dk
algan@algan.dk
Tel. + 45 30 56 42 89
Borg Agentur
STAND: C2-006C
www.privatsachen.com
mail@borgagentur.dk
Tel. + 45 40 50 01 45
Aligne footwear
STAND: C1-020
www.alignfootwear.dk
tove@alignfootwear.dk / fly@alignfootwear.dk
Tel. + 45 22 83 37 33
BOX QUIZ
STAND: C1-002
www.boxquiz.dk
salg@boxquiz.dk
Tel. + 45 21 39 31 04
Andemors Verden ApS
STAND: C3-001B
www.andemors-verden.dk
andemor@andemors-verden.dk
Tel. + 45 70 20 32 01
BudtzBendix
STAND: C3-005A
stine@livingindesign.dk
angela B.
STAND: C2-010
www.angelab.dk
angela@angelab.dk
Tel. + 45 48 39 33 32
Aveva Design AB
STAND: C2-005
www.aveva-design.se
contact@aveva-design.se
Tel. + 46 7 34 16 96 59
Babushka
STAND: C3-007
www.babushka.nu
info@babushka.dk
Tel. + 45 39 90 88 82
Babylab ApS
STAND: C3-001E
www.babylab.dk
info@babylab.dk
Tel. + 45 31 47 93 63
BAKS
STAND: C1-011B
www.baksrec.dk
hello@baksrec.dk
Tel. + 45 41 60 18 54
by KlipKlap
STAND: C2-003B
www.byklipklap.dk
info@byklipklap.dk
Tel. + 45 22 78 70 50
By Mölle
STAND: C2-008A
www.bymolle.com
info@bymolle.com
Tel. + 31 52 94 66 965
clib klap
STAND: C3-007E
www.clibklap.dk
mail@clibklap.dk
Tel. + 45 40 33 22 07
Copenhanger ApS
STAND: C1-004A
www.copenhanger.com
mail@copenhanger.com
Tel. + 45 22 21 90 00
Cozy
STAND: C2-002
www.cozyliving.dk
lv@cozyliving.dk
Tel. + 45 78 77 20 80
59
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60
De Fire Årstider
STAND: C1-010
www.defireaarstider.dk
defireaarstider@mail.dk
Tel. + 45 21 28 32 29
Fabric Copenhagen ApS
STAND: C2-006A
www.FabricCopenhagen.dk
info@fabriccopenhagen.dk
Tel. + 45 39 66 22 20
Design By Jelle
STAND: C3-007T
www.designbyjelle.dk
info@designbyjelle.dk
Tel. + 45 26 20 56 79
Fam. Carstensens Tehandel A/S
STAND: C4-004
www.carstensens-tehandel.dk
info@carstensens-tehandel.dk
Tel. + 45 74 62 25 21
Design Circus
STAND: C2-004F
www.designcircus.dk
bt@designcircus.dk
Tel. + 45 41 13 13 13
FRANCK & FISCHER
STAND: C3-002
www.franck-fischer.com
annemarie@franck-fischer.dk
Tel. + 45 20 11 12 81
Design Circus
STAND: C3-001E/C3-002B
www.designcircus.dk
bt@designcircus.dk
Tel. + 45 41 13 13 13
Freemover
STAND: C2-003
www.freemover.se
chim@4north.dk
Tel. + 45 61 69 81 69
Design Circus
STAND: C3-007
www.designcircus.dk
bt@designcircus.dk
Tel. + 45 41 13 13 13
Frohline
STAND: C3-007C
www.frohline.dk
frohline@gmail.com
Tel. + 45 25 59 90 06
Dofta
STAND: C1-017
www.dofta.dk
pernille@dofta.dk
Tel. + 45 26 16 08 28
Fur Bryghus ApS
STAND: C4-002
www.furbryghus.dk
info@furbryghus.dk
Tel. + 45 97 59 30 60
DP Danmark A/S
STAND: C3-006
www.dpdanmark.dk
dp@dpdanmark.dk
Tel. + 45 55 72 20 10
FUSS ApS
STAND: C2-003
www.fuss.dk
mf@massimo.dk
Tel. + 45 50 50 26 24
ease copenhagen ApS
STAND: C1-009D
www.ease-cph.com
info@ease-cph.com
Tel. + 45 30 22 05 35
Garden Glory
STAND: C2-003C.
www.gardenglory.se
linda@gardenglory.se
Tel. + 46 3 13 82 36 03
Engen & Engen
STAND: C1-003A
www.engen-engen.dk
eline@engen-engen.dk
Tel. + 45 64 67 34 80
Gefiltefish
STAND: C3-007F
www.gefiltefish.bigcartel.com
mettenoerhede@yahoo.dk
Tel. + 45 42 13 46 41
Excel A/S
STAND: C1-009A
www.excel.dk
excel@excel.dk
Tel. + 45 36 46 22 00
Good Company Trade ApS
STAND: C2-007
www.good-company.dk
good-company@good-company.dk
Tel. + 45 33 15 25 29
EXHIBITORS LIST
H. Skjalm P.
STAND: C1-004
www.hskjalmp.dk
hsp@hskjalmp.dk
Tel. + 45 33 11 82 00
Kunstindustrien ApS
STAND: C2-004
www.kunstindustrien.dk
lys@kunstindustrien.dk
Tel. + 45 70 26 12 02
Havsteen ApS
STAND: C2-002B
www.havsteen.com
info@havsteen.com
Tel. + 45 28 89 14 49
Københavns Bybi Forening
Stand: C4-007
www.bybi.dk
su@bybi.dk
HELLE for LONE
STAND: C1-014
www.helleforlone.dk
info@helleforlone.dk
Tel. + 45 41 28 35 37
hhedegaard
STAND: C2-003B
www.hhedegaard.com
hhedegaard@me.com
Tel. + 45 26 12 02 14
Iben Høj
STAND: C2-004F
www.ibenhoej.com
info@ibenhoej.com
Tel. + 45 39 20 82 83
Inger Margrethe Larsen
STAND: C1-009c
www.imlarsen.com
contact@imlarsen.com
Tel. + 45 60 91 42 25
Kamman & Pedersen
STAND: C3-007R
www.kamman-pedersen.dk
info@kamman-pedersen.dk
Tel. + 45 26 77 03 13
KARLSENS
STAND: C4-003
www.karlsenskrydderier.dk
info@karlsenskrydderier.dk
Tel. + 45 26 36 14 40
Klinta Massageljus & Hudvård
STAND: C1-012
www.klintaco.se
info@klintaco.se
Tel. + 46 41 33 34 39
Kristina Dam Studio
STAND: C2-003
www.kristinadam.dk
info@kristinadam.dk
Tel. + 45 25 73 63 92
LAWA DESIGN
STAND: C3-007P
www.lawadesign.dk
mail@lawadesign.dk
Tel. + 45 31 22 33 45
Leise Dich Abrahamsen
STAND: C3-007D
www.varehuset.net
leise@varehuset.net
Tel. + 45 26 74 18 07
Lene Hald
STAND: C1-011B
www.lenehald.dk
mail@lenehald.dk
Tel. + 45 50 50 32 96
lentz Chovolatier
STAND: C4-005
www.lentzcph.com
contact@lentzcph.com
Tel. + 45 53 69 70 55
Light of Orø
STAND: C1-005A
www.lightoforo.com
contact@lightoforo.com
Tel. +45 21 29 17 56
Lisbet Krøll
STAND: C3-007I+J
www.lisbetkroll.com
lisbet@lisbetkroll.com
Tel. + 45 31 56 46 00
Living In Design
STAND: C3-005C
www.livingindesign.dk
hallo@livingindesign.dk
Tel. + 45 51 54 51 94
Living Story AB
STAND: C2-008
www.livingstory.se
pia.elofsson@livingstory.se
Tel. + 46 7 39 01 36 85
61
EXHIBITORS LIST
LOVEWOOD APS
STAND: C2-004E
www.lovewood.dk
martin@lovewood.dk
Tel. + 45 29 48 88 28
Luxuslife
STAND: C4-015
www.luxuslife.dk
info@luxuslife.dk
Tel. + 45 40 95 24 13
MASALA-CHAII
STAND: C2-005A
www.masala.dk
henrik@ap-production.com
Tel. + 45 20 77 14 00
Massimo Interior ApS
STAND: C2-003
www.massimo.dk
info@massimo.dk
Tel. + 45 30 50 25 73
Miss living
STAND: C2-004B
www.missliving.net
ml@missliving.net
Tel. + 45 28 40 01 12
Morten Løfberg
STAND: C3-007M
www.loefberg.dk
mortenlll@gmail.com
Tel. + 45 26 78 65 45
Mumuland
STAND: C3-005B
Stine@livingindesign.dk
Museknitwear
STAND: C2-006B
www.museknitwear.dk
museknitwear@gmail.com
Tel. + 45 60 64 81 72
Nor:den
STAND: C1-009B
interior@norden-denmark.com
Nordic Nesting
STAND: C3-005
www.nordicnesting.dk
snorre@nordicnesting.dk
Tel. + 45 26 14 65 38
62
Nordisk Naturens Forråd
v/Kristians Køkken
STAND: C4-001
www.nynordisk.dk
info@nynordisk.dk
Tel. + 45 50 94 06 00
Nämen
STAND: C1-011A
www.namen.dk
aho@namen.dk
Tel. + 45 28 72 46 93
Oi Soi Oi ApS
STAND: C1-003
www.oisoioi.com
salg@oisoioi.com
Tel. + 45 48 48 20 70
Ole Palsby Design
STAND: C1-008
www.olepalsby.dk
mikkel@palsby.dk
Tel. + 45 25 55 62 45
OneLeg by susanne schmidt aps
STAND: C3-009A/C3-107
www.oneleg.dk
info@oneleg.dk
Tel. + 45 26 60 88 28
pej gruppen
STAND: C3-003
www.pejgruppen.com
info@pejgruppen.dk
Tel. + 45 97 11 89 00
Pendulum v/Jeanette Nielsen
STAND: C1-015
www.pendulum.dk
mail@pendulum.dk
Tel. + 45 61 65 96 55
Penesco Trading ApS
STAND: C3-001
www.penescotrading.com
info@penescotrading.com
Tel. + 45 22 36 11 00
Pia Lund Ceramics
STAND: C3-007B
www.pia-lund.dk
info@pia-lund.dk
Tel. + 45 23 96 66 26
EXHIBITORS LIST
Piffany Copenhagen ApS
STAND: C2-004D
www.piffany.eu
lauritz@creative-home-europe.com
Tel. + 45 27 64 20 76
Skargaarden International AB
STAND: C2-003C
www.skargaarden.com
jari.visuri@skargaarden.com
Tel. + 46 84 49 07 50
Pil & Edelsten
STAND: C3-007Q
www.piledelsten.bigcartel.dk
kontakt@Piledelsten.dk
Tel. + 45 42 76 77 71
Solveig Mønsted Hvidt
STAND: C3-007N
www.solveighvidt.dk
mail@solveighvidt.dk
Tel. + 45 61 30 60 29
Play For Life ApS
STAND: C3-001C
www.playforlife.dk
info@playforlife.dk
Tel. + 45 33 23 43 93
Stine Hvid
STAND: C3-007O
www.stinehvid.dk
stinehvid.art@gmail.com
Tel. + 45 21 49 80 05
RAMBOW - Projekt
STAND: C3-010
www.rambow.dk
mail@rambow.dk
Tel. + 45 35 26 30 07
Stinne Gorell
STAND: C2-005B
www.stinnegorell.dk
info@stinnegorell.dk
Tel. + 45 22 11 60 98
Reflections by Hugau & Larsson
STAND: C2-002A
www.Reflectionsbyhugaularsson.com
Andrea@andrealarsson.com
Strand Copenhagen
STAND: C2-006
www.strandcopenhagen.dk
elin@steem.dk
Tel. + 45 28 10 92 79
Ro
STAND: C2-003
www.rocollection.dk
ro@rocollection.dk
Tel. + 45 22 74 77 39
Roommate ApS
STAND: C3-001D
www.roommate.dk
info@roommate.dk
Tel. + 45 33 11 14 90
Römer Design
STAND: C1-005
www.romerdesign.dk
info@romerdesign.dk
Tel. + 45 26 85 82 42
Sein
STAND: C2-004C
www.sein.dk
jakob@sein.dk
Tel. + 45 28 72 22 40
Simply Chocolate
STAND: C4-006
www.simplychocolate.dk
kb@simplychocolate.dk
Tel. + 45 33 13 56 22
Søbogaard International A/S
STAND: C3-002A
www.gamcha.dk
snn@snn.dk
Tel. + 45 21 60 96 76
Tapetforum
STAND: C3-004
www.tapetforum.dk
info@tapetforum.dk
Tel. + 45 70 27 80 10
TEXTILE No. by Karin Carlander
STAND: C2-005C
www.karincarlander.dk
kc@karincarlander.dk
Tel. + 45 29 88 14 18
The Oak Men
STAND: C2-003A
www.theoakmen.com
contact@theoakmen.com
Tel. + 45 86 11 01 22
TheClayPlay
STAND: C3-007L
www.etsy.com/shop/TheClayPlay
annemetteklit@hotmail.com
Tel. + 45 22 50 24 66
63
EXHIBITORS LIST
TILE JUNKIE ApS
STAND: C1-022
www.tilejunkie.dk
matilde@tilejunkie.dk
Tel. + 45 91 52 03 43
Tina Marie Copenhagen Handmade
STAND: C3-007K
www.tinamariecph.dk
mail@tinamariecph.dk
Tel. + 45 50 71 88 06
TRÄE
STAND: C2-004A
www.nordisktrae.dk
kontakt@nordisktrae.dk
Tel. + 45 42 49 19 88
United Comfort Shoes ApS
STAND: C1-011
www.mistymay.dk
info@romika.dk
Tel. + 45 49 26 28 89
We Do Wood
STAND: C2-003
www.wedowood.dk
info@wedowood.dk
Tel. + 45 27 29 02 91
we shop
STAND: C2-007A
www.weshop.dk
wencke@weshop.dk
Tel. + 45 40 52 54 00
YAPYAP ved Kristina Gordon
STAND: C3-007G+H
www.yapyap.dk
yap@yapyap.dk
Tel. + 45 40 17 30 55
Ørskov & Co. A/S
STAND: C1-009
www.orskov.com
account@orskov.com
Tel. + 45 49 19 49 49
64
EXHIBITORS LIST
EXPO NEWS
EXHIBITORS LIST
Ballograf
STAND: C5-001
pf@filofax.dk
Be Free
STAND: C5-018
ms@befree.dk
Bic Graphic Norwood
STAND: C5-010
www.bicgraphic.com / www.norwoodeurope.com
rony.benattia@bicworld.com
Tel. + 45 51 34 49 54
Bolsjekonen
STAND: C5-017
www.bolsjekonen.dk
bolsjekonen@bolsjekonen.dk
Tel. + 45 75 10 23 55
Bon Goût aps
STAND: C5-025
www.bongout.dk
ek@bongout.dk
Tel. + 45 43 96 94 00 / 21 62 34 60
Brancheforeningen for
Reklameartikler
STAND: C5-014
www.bfr.dk
bfr@bfr.dk
Tel. + 45 31 77 54 32
Clipper A/S
STAND: C5-024
www.clippercorporatewear.dk
clipper@clipper.dk
Tel. + 45 96 26 32 00
Fine Wine A/S
STAND: C5-022a
reinholdt@finewine.dk
FRUIT/LF
STAND: C5-034
www.fruit.se
jan.lf@fruit.se / peter.lf@fruit.se
Tel. + 45 54 92 52 63
Geiger-Notes AG
STAND: C5-004a
www.geiger-notes.ag
dirk.mroczek@geiger-notes.ag
GLS
STAND: C5-015
www.gls-group.eu
salg@gls-denmark.com
Tel. + 45 76 33 11 64
66
ID Identity
STAND: C5-033
www.id.dk
afr@id.dk
Tel. + 45 97 49 21 44
Kenmar International
STAND: C5-019
www.kenmar.dk
kenmar@kenmar.dk
Tel. + 45 39 62 53 49
KULO & Partnere ApS
STAND: C5-013
www.kulo.dk
info@kulo.dk
Tel. + 45 48 28 03 22
New Jersey aps
STAND: C5-027
www.newjersey.dk
cs@newjersey.dk
Tel. + 45 39 20 13 00
PF Concept Scandinavia
STAND: C5-037
www.pfconcept.com
info@dk.pfconcept.com
Tel. + 45 70 20 30 94
Plastprint i bredaryd ad
STAND: C5-005
www.plastprint.se
info@plastprint.se
Pr Chokolade A/S
STAND: C5-022
www.prchokolade.dk
salg@prchokolade.dk
Tel. + 45 24 24 83 10
Prima Notes
STAND: C5-012
www.primanotes.dk
info@primanotes.dk
Tel. + 45 38 71 68 58
Procurator A/S
STAND: C5-011
www.procurator.dk
info@procurator.dk
Tel. + 45 76 11 50 00
PSI - Promotional Product
Service Institute
STAND: C5-004
www.reedexpo.de
klaus@beyergmbh.com
Tel. + 49 17 17 47 72 62
EXHIBITORS LIST
Quickbutton Badges Danmark
STAND: C5-009
www.quickbutton.dk
mail@quickbutton.dk
Tel. + 45 49 13 89 81
R&T Christiansen ApS
STAND: C5-035
www.rogt.dk
rogt@rogt.dk
Tel. + 45 97 11 69 22
Tee Jays A/S
STAND: C5-002
www.teejays.dk
henrik@teejays.dk
Tel. + 45 98 17 67 77
Thuesen Jensen A/S
STAND: C5-032
www.tj.dk
SB@TJ.DK
Tel. + 45 70 20 52 22
Vangard Retail A/S
STAND: C5-021
www.vangard.dk
ordre@vangard.dk
Tel. + 45 96 29 21 10
Xplor
STAND: C5-026
xplor@xplor.dk
You Brands / Camus A/S
STAND: C5-003
www.you.dk
info@you.dk
Tel. + 45 59 44 24 10
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BRANDS
68
BRANDS
.MGX by Materialise
Stand: C4-105 ROOM
Arne Jacobsen
Stand: E Syd-028C ESSENTIALS
_Flatlight Design
Stand: E Syd-033 SCHOOLS & TALENTS Arne Jacobsen
Stand: E Syd-061A ESSENTIALS
365DESIGN
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Artcoustic Loudspeakers
Stand: C3-100 ROOM
707
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Atchison
Stand: C5-010 EXPO NEWS 85 brands
Stand: C5-027 EXPO NEWS Avenue
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS A & C Home living
Stand: C1-018 SENSE
Aveva design
Stand: C2-005 LIVING
A L G A N
Stand: C1-011C LIVING
B
Stand: C3-001C PLAYGROUND
a mile in the woods illustrations
Stand: C1-007C ART
b o r g agentur
Agency Signe Nørgaard
Stand: E Nord-004A NORTHMODERN GALLERY
B&C
Stand: C5-035 EXPO NEWS Aligne footwear
Stand: C1-020 SENSE
Babushka
Stand: C3-007 ATRIUM
Aloka SleepyLights
Stand: C3-001 PLAYGROUND
Babylab
Stand: C3-001E PLAYGROUND
Alvilda
Bags by Trimm
Amorim Kork (Portugal)
Bajo Toy
And many more artists and designers
Stand: C1-001 ART
BAKS
Stand: C1-011B LIVING
Angela B.
Ballograf
Stand: C5-001 EXPO NEWS anne black
Stand: E Syd-056 ESSENTIALS
Balmain
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Ann-Sofie Holm
Base212
Stand: C3-010A ATRIUM
anour
Stand: C3-116 ROOM
BathBlocks
Stand: C3-001B PLAYGROUND
applicata
Stand: E Syd-028D ESSENTIALS
Be Free
Stand: C5-018 EXPO NEWS 69
BRANDS
Beleduc, træ, puslespil
bullet
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Bengt & Lotta AB
by KlipKlap
Benjamin Noir
Stand: C1-006C ART
By Mölle
Stand: C2-008A LIVING
Bernard Schottlander
Stand: E nord-023 ESSENTIALS
By Sandenholt
Stand: C3-112 ROOM
BIC
Stand: C5-010 EXPO NEWS by Wirth
Black
Stand: C4-009 GASTRO
Bybi
Bloom
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Cacoon
Stand: C3-009A/C3-107 ATRIUM
Blåvand Bolcher
Camus
Stand: C5-003 EXPO NEWS Bn International
Stand: C3-004 SPEAK
care by me
Bolsjekonen
Stand: C5-017 EXPO NEWS Case Logic
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS BON GOÛT
Stand: C5-025 EXPO NEWS CATHs jewellery
Borås Cotton
Catseye
BOX QUIZ
Chaii
Brage
Stand: C5-011 EXPO NEWS Chola
Brancheforeningen for
Reklameartikler
Stand: C5-014 EXPO NEWS CHURCHILL CHINA
BudtzBendix
Stand: C3-005A SPEAK
BudtzBendix
Stand: C3-005C SPEAK
buhtiq31
Stand: C3-106 ROOM
buhtiq31
Stand: C3-106A ROOM
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cillevengberg design Stand: C1-006A ART
Clarke and Clarke
Stand: C3-004 SPEAK
Clipper
Stand: C5-024 EXPO NEWS Clipper Corporate Wear
Stand: C5-024 EXPO NEWS BRANDS
Coca Luxury Chocolate
Design By Jelle
Stand: C3-007T ATRIUM
Cole and son
Stand: C3-004 SPEAK
Design Circus
Stand: C2-004F LIVING
Collezioni Trends
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Design Circus
Stand: C3-001E/C3-002B PLAYGROUND
Color Essence Interiors
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Design Circus
Stand: C3-007 ATRIUM
Co-ok Book interiør trendbog
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Design Circus
Stand: C4-105 ROOM
Copenhanger Stand: C1-004A LIVING
DGClogo
Stand: C5-001 EXPO NEWS cosmic light by Luuk Van Den Broek &
kaspar eisenme
Stand: C3-102 ROOM +
E Nord-008 NORTHMODERN GALLERY
Didakites, drager
Cozy living
Cph Lighting
Stand: C4-105 ROOM
CPHNY
Stand: C4-101A ROOM
Cross
Stand: C5-001 EXPO NEWS Crystal Drop
Stand: E Syd-032 SCHOOLS & TALENTS Cult Design
Danish Art Prints
Dansk Graverings Center
Stand: C5-001 EXPO NEWS David Shah
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
David Trubridge
de fire årstider HOME
Djeco
Dofta®
Stand: C1-017 SENSE
Dopper - Water Bottle
Stand: E Syd-054B ESSENTIALS
Dori Csengeri
Dp Danmark A/S
Stand: C3-006 SPEAK
Du Coeur
Stand: C1-018 SENSE
Dugdråben
Stand: E Syd-032 SCHOOLS & TALENTS Dyberg-Larsen Stand: E Syd-061B ESSENTIALS
Edushape,
Elevate
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Elitis
Stand: C3-004 SPEAK
Elleven
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS 71
BRANDS
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ENCODED BY BØTTGER
Stand: C3-108 ROOM
Fiona tapet kollektion: Botanic Garden
Stand: C4-104 ROOM
Engen & Engen
Fiorentino
Stand: C1-018 SENSE
EnKnag
Flensted Studio
Stand: E Syd-045 SCHOOLS & TALENTS EnKrog
FLINT TEA
EnPind
Flügger Eilersen kulører Stand: C4-104 ROOM
EnRul
Flügger Stilhistorisk Farvekort Stand: C4-104 ROOM
EO Danmark
Stand: E Syd-046E Essentials
Formlab og Foto
Stand: E Syd-030A SCHOOLS & TALENTS Essey (Danmark)
FRANCK & FISCHER
Etage Projects
Stand: E Nord-008 NORTHMODERN GALLERY
Freemover
Eurographics,
Frodo mikkelsen
Stand: E Nord-004A NORTHMODERN GALLERY
Excel
Frohline
Stand: C3-007C ATRIUM
Fabric Copenhagen
FRUIT/LF
Stand: C5-034 EXPO NEWS Fabula Living
Funkit World (Scrunch-products)
Fam. Carstensens Tehandel Stand: C4-004 GASTRO
FUR
Faunascapes
FUSS
Ferm Living
Stand: C3-004 SPEAK
Future Days
ferm LIVING
Stand: E nord-026A ESSENTIALS
G&C INTERIORS A/S
Stand: C1-007E ART
FIMBUL DESIGN
Stand: C4-101A ROOM
Gamcha
Stand: C3-002A PLAYGROUND
Fine Wine
Stand: C5-022a EXPO NEWS GARDEN GLORY
BRANDS
Gefiltefish
Stand: C3-007F ATRIUM
HELLEforLONE
Stand: C1-014 SENSE
Geiger-Notes AG
Stand: C5-004a EXPO NEWS Henrik Dybdahl
Stand: C1-007D ART
GEJST
Stand: C4-105D ROOM
hhedegaard
Genbyg
Stand: C4-101 ROOM
Hiccups,
Genbyg Design
Stand: C4-101 ROOM
Himmelhesten
Stand: C4-105F ROOM
GETAMA
Stand: E nord-014 NORTHMODERN GALLERY
HKliving
Gingko Electronics (U.K.)
Holden Decor
Stand: C3-004 SPEAK
GLS
Stand: C5-015 EXPO NEWS Holm by KARLSENS
GogoToys
Hooked on Walls
Stand: C3-004 SPEAK
Good Company Design
Hoptimist
GRID
House of Rym
groundedcraftwork
Stand: C3-113A ROOM
HOWE
H. Skjalm P.
HOWE Stand: E Syd-061B ESSENTIALS
Hagedornhagen Copenhagen
HUG RUGS
Half Moon Bay
Hukka Design Oy
Hamide
Stand: C1-006B ART
I LOVE MY TYPE
Stand: C1-007A ART
Handed By
Iben Høj
Stand: C2-004F living
Heimtextil Trends
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
ID Identity
Stand: C5-033 EXPO NEWS HELBAK
INCADO
Stand: C1-001 ART
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BRANDS
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infidelity
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Klippan Yllefabrik
Inger Magrethe Larsen/ Medal Art
Knitwits, fair-trade
IN-LIGHT
Kristina Dam Studio
Inventarrum
Stand: C4-101A ROOM
Kümmel
Stand: C5-024 EXPO NEWS Jake Dyson
Stand: C4-105 ROOM
L:A Bruket
James & Nicholson
Stand: C5-035 EXPO NEWS label
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Jamie Oliver
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Lakrids by Johan Bülow
Jellycat
Lampe Gras
JOINE product development
Stand: C3-106A ROOM
LAWA DESIGN
Stand: C3-007P ATRIUM
JOKJOR Champ
Le Blanc
Stand: C1-018 SENSE
JosephJoseph (U.K.)
Leise Dich Abrahamsen
Stand: C3-007D ATRIUM
Journalbooks
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Lene Hald jewellery
Jungle Fevers Design
lentz Chovolatier
Kamman & Pedersen
Stand: C3-007R ATRIUM
Les Petites Marie,
Karina Bækkelund
Stand: C4-105B ROOM
Lex pott
KARLSENS
Libretto
Kasia Lilja
Stand: C1-001 ART
Lidiwij Edelkoort
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
KBM
Stand: C5-011 EXPO NEWS Light of Orø
Klinta Massageljus & Hudvård
Stand: C1-012 SENSE
Lilliputiens
BRANDS
Linedyr
massimo
Linum
Ment
Lisbet Krøll
Stand: C3-007I+J ATRIUM
Menu
LIVING STORY
Mette Ditmer
LivingWood
Michelle Carlslund Illustration
Stand: C1-006 ART
L’Officiel 1000 Models Design
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Mikael B. Design
Stand: C1-001 ART
Louise Roe
Milou Ket Interiors
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Lovewood
Stand: C2-004E LIVING
Minimii
Lovi Oy
Miss Living
Luceplan Scandinavia A/S
Misty May
Lucie Kaas
Mix Magasine
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Maarten baptist
Stand: C3-106 ROOM
Momenti
Stand: C5-003 EXPO NEWS MADE GREEN
Morfo
Magis
Morten Løfberg
Stand: C3-007M ATRIUM
Make2Play
Mumuland
Stand: C3-005B SPEAK
Manufakture - handmade in Denmark Stand: C3-116B ROOM
MUNK collective
Stand: C4-103 ROOM
Marksman
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Munkegaardstolen Stand: E Syd-061A ESSENTIALS
Masala
museknitwear
MASON CASH
Muurla Design (Finland)
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BRANDS
MUUTO
novoform
Myrtle Beach
Stand: C5-035 EXPO NEWS NYXX
Stand: C5-003 EXPO NEWS NAFG Soul for Seal
Nämen
Naja Utzon Popov
Stand: C4-100 ROOM
oak the nordic journal
Natures Collection
Oi Soi Oi
Nelly Rodi
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Ole Palsby Design
Nesti Dante
Stand: C1-018 SENSE
Onecollection
New Classic Toys,
OneLeg
Nikolaj Toft
Stand: E Syd-032 SCHOOLS & TALENTS OneLeg Light
NLXL
Stand: C3-004 SPEAK
Orø Wall Lamp
Stand: C1-005A Living
Nor:den
OS AND OOS
E Nord-004A NORTHMODERN GALLERY
Nordic Nesting LED candles
Stand: C3-005 SPEAK
NordicLine
Stand: C1-001 ART
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Osmond Olsen
Stand: C3-115 ROOM
Ottomania
Nordisk Naturens Forråd
v/Kristians Køkken
Our Generation
Nordstjerne
Overgaard & Dyrman
Stand: C3-116A ROOM
Nordstjerne
Panier des sens
Stand: C1-018 SENSE
Normann Copenhagen
Pantone
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
NORRMADE
Stand: C3-113 ROOM
Pantoneview
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Norwood
Stand: C5-010 EXPO NEWS Papo
BRANDS
Pappelina
Paradisco Productions
Parker
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS please wait to be seated
E Nord-007 NORTHMODERN GALLERY
Poul Bocuse
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS PR Chokolade A/S
Stand: C5-022 EXPO NEWS Paustian
Stand: E nord-002/E-012 NORTHMODERN
GALLERY
PRICE & KENSINGTON
Pej trend color
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Prima Notes
Stand: C5-012 EXPO NEWS Pej trend toolbox
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Priot (Finland)
PENDULUM
Stand: C1-015 SENSE
PRIVATSACHEN
Per Bo
Project IQ
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Pernille Folcarelli
Stand: C1-001 ART
PSI - Promotional Product Service
Institute
Stand: C5-004 EXPO NEWS Pernille Westh
Stand: C1-007B ART
Petit Jour
Petite Machine
Stand: C3-109 ROOM
Pia Lund Ceramics
Stand: C3-007B ATRIUM
Pil & Edelsten
Stand: C3-007Q ATRIUM
Place de Bleu
Plakater
Stand: C1-008A ART
Plastprint i bredaryd ad
Stand: C5-005 EXPO NEWS Playtype
Puj
Pulltex
Stand: C5-010 EXPO NEWS Quickbutton
Stand: C5-009 EXPO NEWS Quut
RAYWARE GROUP
Redfoot
Reflections by Hugau & Larsson
Rivadossi (Italien)
RMBR ME
Stand: C1-006C ART
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BRANDS
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Ro
Slazenger
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Robex (Italien)
Snack Attack Stand: C4-009 GASTRO
Rocollection
Soap in a Tin
Stand: C1-012 SENSE
Roomcopenhagen
Solveig Mønsted Hvidt
Stand: C3-007N ATRIUM
roommate.dk
Stand: C3-001D PLAYGROUND
Sompex, Led candles and lamps
Stand: C2-004D LIVING
Roon & Rahn
Stand: C3-110 ROOM
Souza for Kids
Rotring
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Spranz GmbH
Stand: C5-019 EXPO NEWS Rätt Start
Stac
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS S K A N D I N A V I S K
Stilolinea
Stand: C5-013 EXPO NEWS SCHERNING københavn
Stine Hvid
Stand: C3-007O ATRIUM
SEASONS
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Stinne Gorell
sein
Stormtech
Stand: C5-035 EXPO NEWS Selected by Walnut Street
Strikaholic
Seventy Tree
Strups
ShapingYourDay
Stand: C3-111 ROOM
Studio Drift
Sheaffer
Stand: C5-010 EXPO NEWS Studio Sander Wassink
Stand: C3-102A ROOM
Shepherd
Studio Snowpuppe
SIKANI, the Sicilian sea salt
Suki
Skargaarden
Sundt Salt fra Sicilien
BRANDS
Superliving
TID&Tendenser
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Superobjekt gallery x torgny wilcke
TILE JUNKIE
Stand: C1-022 SENSE
SwimFin
Tina Marie Copenhagen Handmade
Stand: C3-007K ATRIUM
Søbogaard
Tom Dixon
Søbogaard Tour & Travel
Tonfisk Design Ltd
Tapetforum Stand: C3-004 SPEAK
Tortus Copenhagen
Stand: C4-105C ROOM
Tarik Arnautovic / 215.dk
Stand: C1-001 ART
Trend bible
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Tee Jays
Stand: C5-002 EXPO NEWS Trimm Copenhagen
TEXTILE No. by Karin Carlander
Trimm garden sails
TH manufacture
Stand: C3-106A ROOM
Trizo 21
Stand: C4-105 ROOM
The Dewdrop by Nikolaj Toft
Stand: E Syd-032 SCHOOLS & TALENTS Trousselier
The Dybdahl Co.
Stand: C1-007D ART
TRÄE
The Oak Men
Tungen
the Organic Company
Turiform
The Scottish fine soaps company
Stand: C1-018 SENSE
TWEEDMILL TEXTILES
The Somerset Toiletry Company
Stand: C1-018 SENSE
TYPHOON
TheClayPlay
Stand: C3-007L ATRIUM
ULSTER WEAVERS
Thors-Design
Stand: C3-116C ROOM
Ulab by urban living
Stand: C1-006C ART
Thuesen Jensen
Stand: C5-032 EXPO NEWS Umbra
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BRANDS
Umemi
WRENDALE
UNITED Massage Candle
Stand: C1-012 SENSE
www.artefactcopenhagen.com
US Basic
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS www.astridskibsted.dk
Stand: C4-105B ROOM
V3RS
E Nord-004A NORTHMODERN GALLERY
www.bobnoon.com
Vangard Stand: C5-021 EXPO NEWS VERSO DESIGN
ViewPoint
Stand: C3-003 SPEAK
Viga & Lenin
Villeroy & Boch
Vision
Stand: C5-024 EXPO NEWS ViSSEVASSE
Stand: C1-007 ART
Wallstickers
Watercolor feather art prints.
Stand: C3-007L ATRIUM
Waterman
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS we
We Do Wood
Wonderhagen
Stand: C1-001 ART
Worksafe
Stand: C5-011 EXPO NEWS WOUD
Stand: C3-115A ROOM
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www.bonnemasion.fr
www.brand.com
www.byjesperwith.dk
www.clibklap.dk
Stand: C3-007E ATRIUM
www.havsteen.com
www.LampeBerger.com
www.lampeberger-skandinavien.dk
www.oyoy.dk
www.palomarweb.com
www.see-concept.com
www.simplychocolate.dk
X-mini
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS Xplor
Stand: C5-026 EXPO NEWS EXPO NEWS
YAPYAP
Stand: C3-007G+H ATRIUM
You
Stand: C5-003 EXPO NEWS BRANDS
Y-Ply (Frankrig)
Zilmers
Stand: C4-105A ROOM
Zoffany
Stand: C3-004 SPEAK
Zoom
Stand: C5-037 EXPO NEWS ZooperPets
Ørskov & Co. A/S
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CONCEPT & PRODUCTION
Oak Publishing
EDITOR
Marie Graunbøl
CONTRIbUTORs
Lise Ulrich, Mille Collin Flaherty, Christian Martinez,
Athena Wisotsky
PhOTOGRAPhERs
Michael Rygaard, Rasmus Malmstrøm,
Line Thit Klein
sTyLING
Nathalie schwer
LANGUAGE CONsULTANT
Rasmus hastrup
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Bella Center Copenhagen
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18-20 January 2015

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