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Turn off the power - turn on the fun. Meet BOB, a Danish version of the Indian Carrom tabletop game.
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Wrap like a pro - video
In about 6 months time its Christmas again. The time to give – and to wrap!
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The Krenit bowl and Salad set was designed in 1953 by the Danish engineer Herbert Krenchel. For decades it has been a collector’s item, but is now back in production by Normann Copenhagen.
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We have seen the future of product design! If you can imagine it – you can have it!
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Odoardo Fioravanti has redesigned a series of traditional kitchen utensils. Fusion Cooking consists of a palette, ladle and tongs, useful both for cooking and serving.
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The spring-green pine bookcase is designed by Danish designer Ole Jensen.
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Like the surface of the moon, Moon consists of lots of holes, which give an irregular pattern and casts a graphic shadow.
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Meet Memory, a unique armchair designed by Danish designer Ole Jensen.
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Today we visited the Danish designduo Claydies, and got to see how they produce the Blend bowl for the New Danish Modern collection
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See Anna Ronnes unique wooden screen "Saturated Porosity". She was the first winner of the danish “Time to design” award.
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New product from Normann Copenhagen. Black is still the new Black, but what is it?
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Back to basic. Forget everything about fancy 3D designing. The Danish designduo Claydies only used a compass, a mirror and colored pencils for their super nice flowery rug.
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