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Tenksom, an emerging Danish furniture brand, based on an ambition to make durable design that reduces resource consumption and pollution. To prioritise sustainability, Tenksom's products are designed for longevity, easy disassembly and recycling, expressing the ambition to create timeless, valuable designs for generations. Adhering to some of the world's strictest environmental standards, Tenksom proudly bears certifications such as the Nordic Swan Eco Label. FSC certified wood is incorporated into all our products, reflecting our unwavering commitment to sustainability. From design to packaging, every detail is optimised to minimise CO2 emissions in transport and storage.

Explore a fusion of design and sustainability in an exhibition highlighting the innovative creations of the Danish brand Tenksom. Tenksom introduces a progressive approach to furniture design with 'One seat in the right direction,' emphasising durability, resource efficiency, and minimal environmental impact. Tenksom's commitment to eco-friendly design is exemplified by the attainment of the Nordic Swan Ecolabel for various product series.

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11 Jun
FAT POWDER FRUIT SUGAR
FAT POWDER FRUIT SUGAR by Imogen Kwok at Noura Residency
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Noura Residency, Sankt Peders Stræde 35A, Copenhagen, Denmark
Start
19:00
End
21:15
11 Jun
FDB Møbler
Mingle with wine, snacks and live music
Address
Bredgade 19, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
16:00
End
19:00
11 Jun
Fucina Frammenti
No rules, just Pasta
Address
Sankt Peders Stræde 35, 1453 Copenhagen
Start
18:00
End
21:00
10 Jun
Molteni&C
Preview with GamFratesi
Address
Den Frie Udstilling, Oslo Plads 1, 2100 Copenhagen
Start
15:00
End
16:30
10 Jun
Rockfon
Guided Breathwork and BMO at the Harbour
Address
Sundkaj 163, 2150 Copenhagen
Start
8:00
End
8:30
11 Jun
Wendelbo
Jonas Wagell: Designing the In-Between
Address
Bredgade 65, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
14:00
End
14:30
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Magnus Olesen
HANS CAFÉ POP-UP at MAGNUS OLESEN
Address
Frederiksgade 7, Ground Floor, 1265 Copenhagen
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