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AYTM is characterised by simple and stylish shapes, complemented by the sculptural structures of Scandinavian interior classics that stand out for their bold, voluminous, and eye–catching nature. The purpose of AYTM is to reinvent design traditions, providing interior design with a new perspective through a more expressive approach to Scandinavian design. The magic unfolds in the contrasts between clean lines, materials, and surfaces, enhanced by a balanced and soft palette of colours, adding the unique touch to AYTM. With this, the essence of every AYTM collection is focused on high quality and exquisite details, creating exclusive yet long–lasting pieces that excel in both functionality and aesthetic expressions.

This year marks a special milestone for AYTM—celebrating their 10–year anniversary! To honour this occasion, all design enthusiasts are invited to immerse themselves in a universe of dreams as they take part in 3daysofdesign. Feel free to visit and bring your friend, colleague, or spouse.

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