&Tradition - 2013 by Design Denmark

copenhagen

Arne Jacobsen Benjamin Hubert Verner Panton Norm.Architects Mia Hamborg Sofie Refer Pernille Vea JĂ¸rn Utzon Samuel Wilkinson Flemming Lassen KiBiSi Sami Kallio Jakob Staer Jesper Kongshaug Victor Vetterlein

INDEX

10 / MAYOR SOFA 24 / IN BETWEEN 32 / ICE 38 / ARRAY 46 / BELLEVUE 58 / MASS LIGHT 68 / RAFT STOOL 76 / RAFT TABLE 86 / FLOWERPOT 96 / TOPAN 104 / HOOF TABLE 112 / TRASH ME 118 / MILK 128 / SLICE 134 / SPINNING 144 / Bulb & Mega Bulb 152 / SHUFFLE 160 / UTZON LAMP 168 / CORIUM 172 / PROJECTS 190 / LIGHTING 196 / FURNITURE

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Craft meets art. Function meets form.

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Material meets potential. This is our Nordic tradition and heritage. &Tradition aims to bridge these values

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to contemporary design, reshaping, redefining and reinventing materials,

techniques and forms. &Tradition covers the masters of yesterday, the leading designers of today and the talent who

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may create the classics of the future. We scout for design talent and handpick

DESIGN

production facilities globally. But our roots are still Nordic. We respect nature that provide our raw materials, and we believein design that is made to last.

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The MAYOR sofa was created for Søllerød City Hall, built from 1939-1942 as part of a total design where Arne Jacobsen AND FLEMMING LASSEN was the main architect

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for everything from the building’s appearance to the design of furniture and door handles. The sofa stands out

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from the furnitures Arne Jacobsen is known for today. While they show an Arne Jacobsen who had found his well-known style inspired by international modernism, The MAYOR sofa features a unique style that draws as much on the Danish traditions of fine woods and functional solutions as on the international modernism for which Arne Jacobsen is famous. With the introduction of MAYOR. &tradition contributes to telling this largely untold story of Arne Jacobsen.

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søllerød rådhus by arne jacobsen AND FLEMMING LASSEN

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Mayor sofa AJ5 by Arne Jacobsen & Flemming Lassen

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Mayor sofa AJ5 by Arne Jacobsen & Flemming Lassen

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Mayor sofa AJ5 by Arne Jacobsen & Flemming Lassen

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MELDING TRADITIONAL CRAFTSMANSHIP WITH CONTEMPORARY INNOVATION, AND STREAMLINED

IN BETWEEN

FUNCTIONALITY WITH ORGANIC FORMS, THE IN BETWEEN IS SURE TO BECOME A FUTURE CLASSIC.

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IN BETWEEN SK1 by Sami Kallio

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IN BETWEEN SK1 by Sami Kallio

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Ice Chandelier has a rich and spectacular look.

ICE CHANDELIER

Yet the simple and asymmetric design gives it a modern look.

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ICE CHANDELIER SR4 by Sofie Refer

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ICE CHANDELIER SR6 by Sofie Refer

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ICE CHANDELIER SR4 by Sofie Refer

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ARRAY JK1 BY Jesper Kongshaug, Sofie Refer & Jakob Stær

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ARRAY JK1 BY Jesper Kongshaug, Sofie Refer & Jakob Stær

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It was 1929. Arne Jacobsen designed his lamp to light up the experimental House of the Future. A breakthrough for modernism. Like the House of the Future, the Bellevue lamp combines rounded and sharp, straight lines. Simplistic, rational and created for the free human being. At a time before Arne Jacobsen became world famous. When his ideas on design were young and fresh. The Bellevue lamp is the light of early functionalism.

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BELLEVUE AJ2 by Arne Jacobsen

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House of the future by Arne Jacobsen

The breakthrough of Arne Jacobsen. The visionary introduction of modern architecture in Denmark. In this eye opening exhibition project, Arne Jacobsen and Flemming Lassen explored new circular lines in a dynamic composition. They integrated groundbreaking inventions, creating revolutionary functional features. And to shed light on the vision, Arne Jacobsen designed the classic Bellevue lamp.

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BELLEVUE AJ4 by Arne Jacobsen

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BELLEVUE AJ2 by Arne Jacobsen

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BELLEVUE AJ3 by Arne Jacobsen

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When traveling IN cities such as Paris, Barcelona and New York, NORM. architects Kasper Rønn and Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen

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were fascinated by the street lamps; the characteristic cast iron top – looking a bit like a hat – with a semi transparent glass sphere at the base.

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Mass Light NA5 BY NORM.ARCHITECTS

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We dare to challenge convention to create objects that rethink how we use materials and

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manufacturing techniques. We find beauty in objects that can be created by the latest

industrial processes as well as those that maintain techniques that have evolved over a long time.

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We push materials to the limit of their potential and reconsider how they are processed to create a new aesthetic. We strive for timeless beauty and quality that is born out of tradition and revolution.

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Roughness of corroded wood aging with beauty,

RAFT TABLE

blended with the industrial efficiency of metal structures

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RAFT TABLE NA2 BY NORM ARCHITECTS

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RAFT TABLE NA2 BY NORM.ARCHITECTS

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An object cannot become a design icon

FLOWERPOT

until it has stood the test of time and appears naturally in different settings

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FLOWERPOT VP1 BY VERNER PANTON

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FLOWERPOT VP4 BY VERNER PANTON

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FLOWERPOT VP3 BY VERNER PANTON

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FLOWERPOT VP1 BY VERNER PANTON

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FLOWERPOT VP2 BY VERNER PANTON

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Topan’s simplicity and

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TOPAN VP6 BY VERNER PANTON

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‘hoof’ originates from the

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HOOF TABLE SW1 BY SAMUEL WILKINSON

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HOOF TABLE SW1 & SW2 BY SAMUEL WILKINSON

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HOOF TABLE SW1 & SW2 BY SAMUEL WILKINSON

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“please recycle me when

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TRASH ME VV1 BY VICTOR VETTERLEIN

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TRASH ME VV1 BY VICTOR VETTERLEIN

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With MILK, the NORM. architects Kasper Rønn & Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen find exciting new ways

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in an ancient Nordic tradition of wood and glass. Though perfectly suited as a lamp, MILK adds more than light to your home. MILK can be placed anywhere and lights up both body and soul and lets the mind drift off to the Zen of a Japanese Onsen.

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MILK NA1 BY NORM.ARCHITECTS

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MILK NA1 BY NORM.ARCHITECTS

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No expensive mould, a simple

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SLICE BY KIBISI

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SLICE KB1 KB2 KB3 BY KIBISI

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SLICE KB1 KB2 KB3 BY KIBISI

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the spinningtop toy a

SPINNING LIGHT

childhood favourite

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SPINNING LIGHT BH2 BENJAMIN HUBERT

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SPINNING LIGHT BH1 & BH2 BY BENJAMIN HUBERT

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SPINNING LIGHT BH1 & BH2 BENJAMIN HUBERT

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changing sand, soda and chalk into a modern

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MEGA BULB SR2 BY SOFIE REFER

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MEGA BULB SR1 BY SOFIE REFER

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MEGA BULB SR2 BY SOFIE REFER

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new life to the

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SHUFFLE TABLE MH1 BY MIA HAMBORG

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SHUFFLE TABLE MH1 BY MIA HAMBORG Marbel edition by Peter Hagen

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SHUFFLE TABLE MH1 BY MIA HAMBORG

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To Jørn Utzon, his father’s naval engineering drawings became a lifelong fascination with ships and boats, along with light. More than a decade before Jørn Utzon

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created his masterpiece, the Sydney Opera House, he put his childhood fascination into this pendant, combining successfully the smoothness of the lines of a ship with the source of light for the first time.

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UTZON LAMP JU1 BY JØRN UTZON

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UTZON LAMP JU1 BY JØRN UTZON

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Corium is Latin for leather and the name of this striking pendant. With the juxtaposition

CORIUM

of the softly shaped curves against the firmness and solidity of leather, Corium evokes a mood that is finely balanced between dualities

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CORIUM PV1 BY PERNILLE VEA

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PROJECTS

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bmw museum München, GERMANY

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restaurant höst copeNhagen, denmark

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hotel skt petri copeNhagen, denmark

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Exhibition Danish Design Center MILAN, ITALY

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cafe sowa POLAND

Restaurant Canal Vilvoorde, Belgium

Restaurant Pirandello Landgraaf, Holland

Restaurant Canal Vilvoorde, Belgium

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DANISH SILVER Copenhagen, Denmark

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VILLA MODA DUBAI

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Mesamis Milan, Italy

Dots Lounge Vienna, Austria

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COPENHAGEN AIRPORT COPENHAGEN, DENMARK

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Our Nordic heritage is part

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of our identity, yet we maintain a very global perspective. We create products that have

international appeal by working with international designers who display an original and innovative

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talent We work with both yesterday’s masters and today’s rebels who share an ability to be avant-garde in their time because their creations often become the classics of the future.

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LIGHTING

SPINNING LIGHT BH1 By Benjamin Hubert

Materials: Lacquered aluminium with 4m matching PVC cord Dimensions: Ø: 250mm x H: 450 Colours: Black, White, Purple, Dark matt grey Light Source: 1 x E27 max. 60 W or 11 W low energy bulb Design Date: 2010

Materials: Lacquered steel with 2m clear PVC cord Dimensions: Ø: 230 x H: 500 mm Colours: Black, White, Yellow, Red, Orange, Chrome, Brushed, Mint, Turquoise, Purple, Matt Grey Light Source: 1x E27 max. 40 W or 7 W low energy bulb Design Date: 1969

FLOWERPOT VP3 By Verner Panton

SPINNING LIGHT BH2 By Benjamin Hubert

Materials: Lacquered aluminium with 4m matching PVC cord Dimensions: Ø: 400x H: 340 mm Colours: Black, White, Purple, Dark matt grey Light Source: 1x E27 max. 60 W or 11 W low energy bulb Design Date: 2010

Materials: Lacquered steel shade, polished steel stand and matching fabric cord Dimensions: Ø: 230 x H: 359 mm Colours: Matt Black, White, Yellow, Green, Chrome, Red Light Source: 1x E27 max. 40 W or 7 W low energy bulb Design Date: 1969

FLOWERPOT VP4 by Verner Panton

FLOWERPOT VP1 By Verner Panton

BIG FLOWERPOT VP2 By Verner Panton

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Materials: Lacquered steel with 3m matching fabric cord Dimensions: Ø: 230 x H: 160 mm Colours: Black, White, Yellow, Red, Orange, Green, Chrome, Brushed, Purple, Turquoise, Mint, Blue, Matt grey Light Source: 1x E27 max. 40 W or 7 W low energy bulb Design Date: 1968

Materials: Lacquered aluminium with 3m matching fabric cord Dimensions: Ø: 500 x H: 360 mm Colours: Black, White, Yellow, Red, Vanilla Light Source: 1 x E27 max. 100 W or 11 W low energy bulb Design Date: 1971

Materials: Lacquered aluminium with 3m matching fabric cord Dimensions: Ø: 210 x H: 190 mm Colours: Black, White, Yellow, Red, Orange, Turquoise, Green, Mint, Matt aluminium, Matt black / gold Light Source: 1x E27 max. 40 W or 7 W low energy bulb Design Date: 1959

Materials: Lacquered or Chrome steel with 3m white fabriccord Dimensions: Ø: 220 x H: 230 mm Colours: White, Chrome Light Source: 1 x E27 max. 40 W or 7 W low energy bulb Design Date: 1947

TOPAN VP6 By Verner Panton

UTZON LAMP By Jørn Utzon

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LIGHTING

Mass Light NA5 By Norm.Architects

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BULB SR1 By Sofie Refer

MEGA BULB SR2 By Sofie Refer

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Materials: Marble stone/acid-etched opal glass, 5 meter fabric cord Dimensions: Ø: 126 x H: 183 mm Light Source: 1x G9 – max. 40W Design Date: 2012

MATERIALS: Hand blown glass globes and anodized aluminium DIMENSIONS: Ø: 140 mm one piece, L: 3000 mm length adjustable COLOURS: Clear, smoked black, Gold LIGHT SOURCE: Halogen bulb G4 10 W in each ball DESIGN YEAR: 2006

Materials: Marble stone/acid-etched opal glass, 5 meter fabric cord, lacquered steel canopy Dimensions: Ø: 126 x H: 183 mm Light source per lamp: 1x G9 max. 40W Lamps included: 9 Design Date: 2012

MATERIALS: Hand blown glass globes and anodized aluminium DIMENSIONS: Ø: 140 mm one piece, L: 1750 mm length adjustable COLOURS: Clear, smoked black, Gold LIGHT SOURCE: Halogen bulb G4 10 W in each ball DESIGN YEAR: 2006

ICE CHANDELIER SR4 By Sofie Refer

Materials: Clear mouth blown glass with 2,5 meter cord, porcelain lamp holder Dimensions: H: 163 x Ø: 110 mm Cord Colours: Red fabric, Black fabric, clear PVC Light Source: 1x E27 max. 60 W or 11 W low energy bulb Design Date: 2006

MATERIALS: Hand blown glass globes and anodized aluminium DIMENSIONS: Ø: 140 mm one piece, L: 1750 mm length adjustable COLOURS: Clear, smoked black, gold LIGHT SOURCE: Halogen bulb G4 10 W in each ball DESIGN YEAR: 2006

ICE CHANDELIER SR5 By Sofie Refer

Materials: Clear mouth blown glass with 2,5 meter cord, porcelain lamp holder and ceiling rose Dimensions: H: 230 x Ø: 180 mm COLOURS: Clear, Silver, Gold Cord Colours: Clear: Black, red or clear PVC cord. Silver: Black cord. Gold: White cord Light Source: 1x E27 max. 60 W or 11 W low energy bulb Design Date: 2006

ICE CHANDELIER SR6 By Sofie Refer

Ice Pendant SR3 By Sofie Refer

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LIGHTING

CORIUM PV1 By Pernille Vea

Materials: Leather on aluminium, black with yellow stitches or tan with green stitches, 3 meter fabric cord Dimensions: H: 230 x Ø: 400 mm Colours: Natural tan & green cord, Black leather & black cord Light Source: Max. 75 W or 11 W low energy bulb Design Date: 2008

Array JK1 BY Jesper Kongshaug, Sofie Refer, Jakob Stær

MATERIALS: Metal and acrylic, 2,5 m silicone or fabric cord DIMENSIONS: Base: 550 mm x 260 mm x 50 mm. Total max length 2,5 m. COLOURS: Black, White, Purple LIGHT SOURCE: 8 x 2,5 Watt LED – 3000 Kelvin DESIGN YEAR: 2011

BELLEVUE AJ2 By Arne Jacobsen

Materials: Lacquered aluminium shade with steel frame and 2 meter fabric cord Dimensions: Base: Ø: 273 mm. Lamp: D: 600 x H: 1120 mm Colours: White, Matt black Light Source: 1x E27 max. 60 W or 11 W low energy bulb Design Date: 1929

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Materials: Lacquered aluminium shade with steel frame and 2 meter fabric cord Dimensions: Base: Ø: 195 mm. Lamp: D: 580 x H: 514 mm Colours: White, Matt black Light Source: 1x E27 max. 60 W or 11 W low energy bulb Design Date: 1929

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Materials: Lacquered aluminium shade with steel frame and 2 meter fabric cord Dimensions: Wall Mount: Ø: 85 mm Lamp: D: 420 x W: 195 x H: 337 mm Colours: White, Matt black Light Source: 1x E27 max. 60 W or 11 W low energy bulb Design Date: 1929

Materials: Opal glass, plastic, oak or laquered black legs with 2 meter white or black fabric cord with dimmer switch. Dimensions: Ø: 200 x H: 250 mm Cord Colours: Black, White Light Source: 1x max. 40 W G9 halogen Design Date: 2009

Materials: Paper pulp, MDF and aluminium with 3 meter fabric cord. Dimensions: H: 524 x L: 254 x W: 165 mm Colours: Pulp grey Light Source: 1x E27 max. 40 W / 7 W low energy bulb Design Date: 2010

BELLEVUE AJ4 By Arne Jacobsen

MILK NA1 By Norm.Architects

TRASH ME VV1 By Victor Vetterlein

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FURNITURE

RAFT TABLE NA2 By NORM.Architects

FURNITURE

Materials: Powdercoated steel with solid oak legs. Table top in white laminated wood or black ash veneer. Powdercoated steel with solid oak legs. Table top in white laminated wood, black ash veneer or smokes oiled oak Dimensions: H: 740 mm x D: 900 mm x L: 2000 mm Colours: Black with black ash, White with natural oak or Smoked oiled oak Design Date: 2011

Materials: Solid oak, brushed surface Dimensions: Ø: 500 x H: 500 Colours: Black Grey, Natural oak, Smoked oiled oak Design Date: 2012

Hoof Lounge Table SW1 By Samuel Wilkinson

RAFT BARSTOOL NA4 By NORM.Architects

Materials: Powdercoated steel with solid oak or ash legs. Seat in sandblasted oak or black ash Dimensions: H: 730 mm x D: 450 mm x W: 560 mm Colours: Brass with black ash, Brass with natural oak Design Date: 2011

Materials: Lacquered MDF, solid oak & beech Dimensions: Ø: 450 x H: 690 mm Colours: Muliticolour Design Date: 2010

SHUFFLE TABLE MH1 By Mia Hamborg

RAFT S TOOL NA3 By NORM.Architects

Materials: Powdercoated steel with solid oak or ash legs. Seat in sandblasted oak or black ash Dimensions: H: 460 mm x D: 450 mm x W: 500 mm Colours: Black with black ash, White with natural oak Design Date: 2011

Materials: Lacquered MDF & black marble stone Dimensions: Ø: 450 x H: 690 mm Colours: Black Design Date: 2012

SHUFFLE TABLE MH1 By Mia Hamborg Edition by Peter Hagen

Materials: Solid oak, brushed surface Dimensions: Ø: 900 x H: 400 Colours: Black, Smoked oiled oak Design Date: 2012

Materiales: Solid wood and formpressed veneer Dimensions H: 770 mm, W: 580 mm, D: 540 mm Armrest height: 700 mm, seating hight: 450 mm Colours: White oiled oak, Smoked oiled oak, Stained black ash, Stained grey ash Design date: 2013

In between Chair by Sami Kallio

Hoof Lounge Table SW2 By Samuel Wilkinson

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FURNITURE

Thanks to Mintstudio THEPRINTLINK Jonas Bjerre Poulsen Pernille Vest

Mayor Sofa AJ5 by Arne Jacobsen & Flemming Lassen

Materials: Solid oak, cold cured foam, fabric / leather upholstry in fabric: &tradition Wool Multum (099, 520, 940), Kvadrat Remix (823, 143, 123) Kvadrat Hallingdal 65 (130, 457, 103, 190), Kvadrat Divina Melange 2 (471, 621, 170, 421), Kvadrat Divina MD (713, 783, 973, 673, 613), Kvadrat Steelcut 2 (820, 140, 380), Kvadrat Lazio 2 (123, 162, 923), &tradition leather: Aniline - cognac, dark brown, black, Tärnsjö - vegetal leather - wild nature Bottom fram finnish: White oiled oak, smoked oiled oak DIMENSIONS: H: 820 mm x D: 620 mm, L: 2000 mm. Seating hight: 440mm Design DatE: 1939

Photo credit Winselerhof - Restiorante Pirandello in Landgraaf by Bart Vos / Vos Interieur Groningen Stephane De Grisse from Collective Dots Lounge in Vienna Austria Restaurant Höst by Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen from Norm.architects Carlsberg Denmark Mesamis in Milan by Annalisa Martinoni Sowa in PolanD Villa Moda BMW Museum in Germany Hotel Skt Petri in Copenhagen Denmark Danish Silver in Copenhagen Denmark

SLICE SHELF KB1 KB2 KB3 by KIBISI

Dimensions Small: Boards: 1 pcs 1160x360x20 & 3 pcs 2200x360x20. Columns: 2 pcs 719x360x20 & 8 pcs 349x360x20. Dimensions Medium: Boards: 2 pcs 2200x360x20 & 1 pcs 1680x360x20 & 2 pcs 1160x360x20 & 1 pcs 640x360x20 Columns: 4 pcs 860x360x20 & 14 pcs 490x360x20. Dimensions Large: Boards: 2 pcs 2200x360x20 & 3 pcs 1680x360x20 & 2 pcs 1160x360x20 & 2 pcs 640x360x20. Columns: 4 pcs 860x360x20 & 20 pcs 490x360x20. Materials: Birch plywood Colours: White lacquered Design Date: 2012

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