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Anker & Co brings together a thoughtfully curated mix of lighting brands, blending timeless craftsmanship with cutting–edge technology. They design and implement high–quality lighting solutions for offices, shops, hotels, restaurants, public spaces, outdoor areas and private residences. Anker & Co places a strong emphasis on quality and design, working closely with builders, architects, and lighting designers to create custom lighting solutions that blend form and function.

Under the theme Craft & Tech we invite you to join us to explore how the fusion of past and future is reshaping the way we experience light. Through curated lighting installations and material experiments at our showroom in District Nordhavn you’ll discover how craftsmanship brings artistry and detail, while advanced technology enables smarter, more responsive solutions in contemporary lighting. The guests can also browse thrilling novelties by Claesson Koivisto Rune for acclaimed Italian heritage brand Barovier & Toso, by Foster & Partners Industrial Design and ThamVidegård for always striking Wastberg+, and by Justine Kegels for Wever & Ducré along side our collections by Catellani & Smith, Venicem, Tekna and Bomma.

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