Danish design in context … architecture, design, style and travel in the Nordic countries
The Danish furniture company Fredericia have moved from Frederiksborggade in Copenhagen to an extensive and impressive new space in Løvstræde where they are on the upper floors of the recently restored old post office building. There are large, well-lit spaces for displaying the furniture and, from the upper level, amazing views over the roof scape of the old city.
There is a new installation in the entrance hall of Designmuseum Danmark.
Clouds from Kvadrat is a set of fabric tiles linked with rubber bands and here hung from the ceiling. The system is by the French designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec and is commercially available in two fabrics and eleven colours.
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