Hvalsøe was founded in February 2017, and is a small company with a feel for design and a focus on quality. The drive behind Hvalsøe is a desire to challenge traditional design of everyday products, through handpicked quality materials. The design is minimalistic, nordic, and refined so the material is in focus.
Hvalsøe is currently producing clocks in wood, clocks in marble, knife magnets in wood and cutting boards in wood, but new ideas are already on the drawingboard.
Mirins Copenhagen offers natural bath and body care products. Each item is handcrafted, to ensure the highest quality. The products are developed based on Herbalism and Aromatherapy. Only natural ingredients are used, free of preservatives, free of synthetic additives and free of artificial perfumes.
Studio and Store
We are located in Copenhagen in the area called Østerbro. Our products are developed and produced at this location.
Come by and try our different aromatherapy lines.
Our opening times are: Mon – Saturday 10.00am – 6.00pm
Mirins Copenhagen
Blegdamsvej 108
Dk – 2100 Copenhagen
Email: info@mirins.dk
Phone: +45 5281 7629
Flavour
Tiny Gardens is all about taste. Do as the trendiest chefs: Use healthy and beautiful micro-vegetables in your food. It is easy to get exactly the flavors you want. Try for example cultivating radise-, mustard or Mizuna micro green.
Ecology
Tiny Gardens respect the environment. Our seeds are organic, our boxes are made of FSC labeled cardboard and culture medium and recycled natural material. Carry-skill integrated into the entire process.
Conscience
Tiny Gardens is a social enterprise. We are also working to create jobs for vulnerable people who find it difficult to gain a foothold in the ordinary labor market.
Lisa Haugaard
Tiny Gardens Interactive System
Harespringet 35
Dk – 2400 Copenhagen NV
Tel. +45 2178 1669
Copenhagen images – posters and prints.
Designed and printed in Østerbro.
Emma Sivell aka Sivellink has a huge Copenhagen crush.
The illustrations she has developed into prints are from her online sketchbook “An Icon a Day”. Images of Copenhagen architecture, iconic neon signs, Copenhagen animals and characters.
“I had been out of the design industry for more than 5 years. I had no portfolio and no client base. I started the “icon a day” project at the end of 2013 to build on both. I wanted to show myself and others what an ex textile print designer could do. When you start a project like this it needs to be something you love and the work needs to come from the heart. In the beginning it’s you alone in the evenings just working with the belief things can change…..if it isn’t something you enjoy, you have a passion for…you simply won’t keep going.
I love design rich, colourful, “drop-dead” gorgeous Copenhagen and she became my sketchbook subject.
The response was amazing, both from the new clients I had craved and from my followers on the sketchbook blog.
Almost too good…..and as a result, sometimes the blog gets neglected.
It became apparent quite quickly that there was an interest in prints so I teamed up with a great local print company to produce the work. It’s perfect because not only do I get to see all my prints off the press, but I also get to support a family run local business. We have spent the last 6 months building my collection of Copenhagen prints and the start of Sivellink”.
Sivellink – An Icon a Day – https://www.facebook.com/Sivellink
Sivellink – Shop – http://sivellink.dk/shop
Sivellink
Emma Victoria Sivell
emma@sivellink.dk
Tel.: +45 3118 9117
Incita is a social-economic enterprise which employs and educates people on the fringes of the labor market. This is done either through employment or development programs to bring people closer to the normal labour market.
We have produced and maintained bikes for about 30 years, and have over the years worked with among others Schroeder Bicycles, Jensen Bicycles and the Bicycle Foundation which used to operate the Copenhagen City bike.
We make bikes that are robust and reliable for use by hotels, camping sites and others. By renting our bike, you are issued a service where we on a daily basis make sure that your bike is fully functional and operational.
Incita Cykeldivisionen
Værkstedvej 5
2500 Valby
Mail: kma@incita.dk
Tel.: +45 3524 8946
Kilden is a consortium of people who have had a brain injury in adulthood.
Kilden i Valby has existed since 2005, and has since then evolved from a traditional day care, job offer to a work place whick manufactures local high quality products.
We work with beekeeping, growing vegetables and herbs as well as harvesting and sales of seeds from our own plants, etc.
The mission of Kilden is to help the volunteers to regain self-esteem, self-confidence and a meaningful life.
Kilden i Valby
Værkstedvej 5
2500 Valby
www.kilden-valby.dk
Tel.: +45 3524 8922
Claydies is a collaboration between us: Karen Kjældgård-Larsen and Tine Broksø. We work with ceramics, arts and crafts and design, and often we let the different fields interact. We are situated in Copenhagen NV.
We make products based on our wishes and ideals. Our work is conceptual, and it is primarily the concept that decides the outcome of the project.
We use topics far away from the traditional ceramic workfield to emphasize the story about the ceramic piece. Like when we did a fashion-show wearing ceramic bowls, presenting hair-styles, upside down on our heads.
The whole tradition of making handmade objects, and the art of the handicraft, is also of great interest to us. Often we explore different methods and old traditions in the arts and crafts field. The goal is then to give a specific working-method new life, and to make objects that let us reflect on our history.
Our conceptual approach has made it possible for us to work together within one artistic identity, and our co-operation, dialogue and common goal define the foundation of Claydies.
I’m a silversmith and designer working with a wide range of products; mainly jewellery, silverware and cutlery.
My work takes its starting point in the way we intend to use the objects in our daily life. By using organic and fluid forms, curved elegant lines and a strong graphic idiom, my aim is to create objects for the senses.
With my solid understanding of craftsmanship and materials, I design and make objects that are sensuous and tempting; that invite handling and wearing.
Spoons have a special place in my heart, due to their friendly and feminine character, but also because they represent everyday life, from birth to death, and always have done. When forging a spoon from a bar of silver I feel very happy; and it gives me great pleasure to transform a piece of raw metal into something so useful and elegant.
I find equal pleasure in designing for mass production as well as for limited series or one-offs. The way a piece of work is made is always of great interest to me. Technical considerations are not a hindrance to my creativity; If anything they feed into the development of a design.
Pernille Elsass says:
My ambition with Elsass Jewelry is to create exclusive designs for modern women and men. As a goldsmith am I doing all the work by hand and using craft a strong tradition of building quality jewelry which combines classic elegance with Scandinavian minimalism.
The inspiration for many of my jewelry comes from my fascination with the moon’s incredible expressions and forms. Even as I was a child I found the moon exciting and great to study. The great variations from crisp, white, circular shapes in the dark night sky, the deep orange, sensuous forms. The different sides of the moon during the year has given my a lot inspiration – both as a person and as a goldsmith.
Often I choose the understated detail of the jewelry must be especially evident to the one who wears the jewelry. It helps to strengthen the customer’s personal relationship with his jewelry.
I work primarily in gold and diamonds and silver. Neither the materials or processing, I am sacrificing quality. This means that the jewelery can be used in daily life, for life.
Pernille Elsass
Tel.: +45 5190 6929
Email: contact
Web: elsassjewelry.dk
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BA Handmade has since 1929 specialized in making brushes and brooms covered with hair, plant fibers and other materials to achieve optimum performance and durability. We have a large loyal clientele in our stores and in our webshop , and especially to our brushes and brooms are a large corporate group , some of which have custom-made a brush or broom to their needs and wishes.
BA Handmade also has three other crafts , such as weaving on large 90 cm wide weave baskets and wicker chair seat , design chairs from the 50s and 60s , and wood turning to various operating and ornaments.
BA Handmade has four stores centrally, located in Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense and Horsens, respectively. Here we sell our own products ass well as other products where we have a relationships with the designers behind these products. BA Handmade has a social economic aim to train and employ craftsmen, store employees and others with visual impairments.
BA Handwork
Tomsgårdsvej 17-19 , 3rd floor
2400 Copenhagen NV
CVR : 78 06 91 12
Phone: +45 3834 3388
Fax: +45 3819 4233
Email: ba@blindes-arbejde.dk
Website : www.blindes – arbejde.dk
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The one-woman company TRAUM – designs and produces unique bags and containers in unusual shapes, colors and materials. A TRAUM bag or container is often unconventional either by the choice of method, the design, the material or the purpose.
For instance the SKOK: A container designed for men and their contents of pockets: Phones, keys, wallet, coins placed and sometimes misplaced. A beautiful shape inspired by an artichoke, cut out of one piece of Spanish grain leather and assembled with a leather cord. So simple – so obvious – so needed.
Or the bags produced without the use of thread or the TRAUM bag strap that works both as a lock, a shoulder strap and a cross strap used by cyclists carrying their bag on the back.
TRAUM is bags and containers that last for long and gest more beautiful by age. TRAUM is pieces that you keep and carry as sculptures or jewelry, pieces that keeps their value because they identify your statement of chosen something unique.
You are always welcome to visit me. Just call me or send me an email.
Lise Grue
TRAUM
Øster Farimagsgade 75
Dk – 2100 Copenhagen Ø
Tel: +45 31162046
Named for its location in Copenhagen’s meat-packing district, Butchers & Bicycles is headed up by entrepreneurs Morten Wagener, Morten Mogensen and Jakob Munk.
In their stylish showroom and assembly shop, the three design-engineers hand build uncompromising cargo trikes with unique handling features and safety details.
“Although there are many obvious benefits of cargo bikes, as we know them, they have so far lagged the joy of cycling. We have set out to change that”.
So say the team behind one of the most exciting new brands to represent the unique bicycling culture of Copenhagen.
The first cargo trike from Butchers & Bicycles — simply called the Mk I – is for anyone who loves cycling. It challenges the perception of how fun and easy riding a cargo bike can be without compromising usability.
BUTCHERS & BICYCLES APS
SLAGTEHUSGADE 5A
DK – 1715 COPENHAGEN V
TEL: +45 7199 8808
E: INFO@BUTCHERSANDBICYCLES.COM
Fundi Carpentery was established in 2012 by carpenter Jacob Winther.
Why did you choose to start Fundi furniture?
Maybe I’m a little old-fashioned. I like working with my hands and my creativity. To follow my products from concept to completion. I do not compromise on the quality on what I provide. As a master in my own house I live out my ambition to achieve the perfect solution every time, and give every piece of wood I work with maximum attention. And so was my grandfather, whom I have always looked up to as a carpenter. The profession is passed down causing it to provide even more sense to me.
Where do you find inspiration for your furniture?
From where I get my inspiration? Well … my big furniture idols are Danish designers such as Hans J. Wegner and Finn Juhl. Their designs are loved all over the world and still stand to this day, because they managed to get the functionality and beauty to meet at a higher level. But inspiration can come from anywhere in the world around me. Traditionally, the ideas also from the directions given by my customers.
Why work with wood?
I’m a fan of wood. It’s great to work with such a living material – and it requires both knowledge and care to select the right piece of wood for each piece of furniture. The furniture I make is supposed to bring joy to the buyer for many years – perhaps even be passed down from generation to generation. Therefore, the materials’ quality and durability are essential.
Have customers something to say?
Yes! My customers are my best partners. The vast majority of furniture from Fundi is actually done in close cooperation with the customer. It makes no sense to work in the dark to make furniture that nobody wants to own. The best moment for me is when I deliver a piece of furniture that makes the customer really happy. It is this joy that makes me continue.
When you invest in a piece of furniture from Fundi, you get a piece of handmade designs that have received my dedicated attention from sketch to final oil strokes.
Fundi Møbelsnedkeri
Gunnekær 70
Dk – 2610 Rødovre
jw@jacobwinther.dk
Tel: +45 2674 4816
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Simple, honest and tasty!
Would you like to discover that your feet leave the ground, just a moment?
When you taste the chocolate from Chocolate-Hex, you have the chance of that happening!
Now it’s “only” a piece of chocolate …
My name is Tina Møller. My company, Chocolate-Hex is a small dedicated company where I produce hand-made chocolates. The chocolate is produced in my beautiful workshop in Husum where I have host production and shop.
Featuring a combination of ingredients in Chocolate-Hex’ products that you can not get elsewhere, with a strong, tasty but not very sweet taste. I have hand-picked my raw materials from various suppliers to get the right flavor of my chocolates, both in the classical and the like have different ingredients than the usual.
It’s my many years of creative work, not just in chocolate production but also in theater and commercials, which underlies the workmanship and aesthetic in my chocolate.
The result is a filled chocolate which is personal and unconventional with lots of flavor and a great love for the very experience it is to work with good chocolate.
I would like to mesmerize people so they come back to enjoy my chocolates. That’s partly why my company is called Chocolate-Hex!
Chokolade Hex
Islevhusvej 33
2700 Brønshøj
Koch ApS
Studiestræde 30A
1455 København K
Droobski Design
Oxford Have 71,
2300 Copenhagen S
Hamide
Prags Boulevard 43,
2300 København S
Trepka Living is a unique studio workshop with handmade, silkscreen print design and a textile workshop. Trepka Living is situated close to the lakes at Østerbro.
Trepka Living is a new label, established by skilled textile designer Ms. Malene Zapffe, summer 2013.
Here you will find exclusive hand-dyed and silkscreen printed clothes, silk and wool scarves, gifts and homeware. All printed with eco-friendly, nontoxic ink on organic cotton, pure linen, wool or silk in small limited editions.
Malene Zapffe makes her own textile design, by cutting patterns in paper or painted by hand. She then transfers the patterns to silkscreen frames. Malene works with old, textile craftsmanship like silkscreen printing and Japanese Shibori dying techniques combined with inspiration by Scandinavian midcentury handicraft. It is classic, colorful with a modern twist.
All is made by hand in the workshop at the very same place. So come on by and follow the printing process, get inspired and find your gifts. Its handicraft workmanship, Danish design and sustainability in one and same place.
Special orders and costumized pieces are welcome.
Trepka Living / Design by Malene Zapffe
Trepkasgade 3
Dk – 2100 Copenhagen
Opening hours:
Wednesday : 11.00a,-5.30pm
Thursday : 11.00am-5.30pm
Friday: 11.00am-6.00pm
Saturday: 11.00am-3.00pm
Phone: +45 24 81 19 03
Mail: trepkaliving@gmail.com
www.trepkaliving.dk
facebook.com/trepka-living
Coffee Cosy: "Cross & dots"
Keep your coffeemaker warm and decorative.Fits all kinds of coffeemakers like "Bodum".
For 6-8 cups. Organic cotton silk screenprinted with ecofriendly ink.
Made by order in all sizes and colour combinations for the same price.
Screen printed, organic cotton isolated with thermolining and charcoalgrey cotton
Color: black/white + neon dot
31 cm high/ 57 cm inside around.
Coffee Cosy: "Cross & dots"
Made for coffemakers, 6-8 cups. Keep any kind of coffeemakers warm and decorative.
Organic cotton silkscreen printed with ecofriendly ink.
Made by order in all sizes and colour combinations for the same price.
Handmade screen printed, organic cotton isolated with thermolining and charcoalgrey cotton
Colour: black/grey + neon dot
31 cm high/ 57 cm inside around.
Bread/ fruit basket
Reversible with handprinted "Cross & dots" black/white checkered fabric with a neon dot, or a plain grey fabric side. Silkscreen handprinted organic cotton with ecofriendly ink.
Made by order in all sizes and colour combinations for the same price.
Handmade screen printed, organic cotton and charcoalgrey cotton lining
Colour: black/grey + neon dot
12 cm high/ Dia: 18 cm.
Shoppingbag: "Cross & dots"
Classic and solid shoppingbag- big enough to everyday shopping and other stuff.
Handprinted organic cotton with ecofriendly ink.
Made by order in all sizes and colour combinations for the same price.
Handmade Silkscreen printed, oeko-tex cotton.
Colour: black/grey + neon dot
39x39 cm
Shoppingbag: "Cross & dots"
Classic and solid shoppingbag- big enough to everyday shopping and other stuff.
Handprinted organic cotton with ecofriendly ink.
Made by order in all sizes and colour combinations for the same price.
Handmade screen printed linen/cotton.
Color: blue/nature
39x39 cm
Handscreeen printed zipper pouch
Nice, classic and unique pouch for your portable needs.
Handprinted organic cotton with ecofriendly ink.
Made by order in all sizes and colour combinations for the same price.
Exterior fabric is handprinted organic-canvas, designed and printed by Malene Zapffe.
Fully interfaced and lined with a heavy weight organic cotton.
Handmade screen printed linen/cotton.
Color: black/white
15 cm high/ 20 cm long.
Cushion Cover : "Cross & dot"
This cover design has started as a handpainted checkered pattern with contrast neon dot.
Screen printed with waterbased, nontoxic inks onto organic cotton canvas.
The cushion has a print on the front side, and a black or grey backside.
Closing with a invisible zip at the base.
Colours: grey/blue with skyblue neon dot
Cushion Cover : "Cross & dot"
This cover design has started as a handpainted checkered pattern with contrast neon dot.
Screen printed with waterbased, nontoxic inks onto organic cotton canvas.
The cushion has a print on the front side, and a black or grey backside.
Closing with a invisible zip at the base.
Colours: black/white with a orange neon dot
Cushion cover: "Madras"
This cover design has started as a handpainted pattern, and are printed in three colours.
Hand screen printed on 100 % cotton with grey/blue stripe.
Modern and classic in the same time.
Closing with a invisible zip at the base.
Handmade screen printed Linen/cotton.
Colour: blue/grey/ neon pink.
We strive to create beautifully, functionally and in a different way than the ordinary. Abstract and conceptual thinking create ideas for customization..
Mission
To enrich and in some way change the world and the cities to become more sufficient and worthwhile dwelling in.
Company Overview
Architecture / Design / Art / Interior / Scenography / Set Design / Production Design / Graphic Design / Product Design / Events / Festivals / Planning / Building / Thinking / Furnitures / Woodworking
Arkitekturministeriet
Griffenfeldsgade 20
DK – 2200 Copenhagen N
Phone: +45 2244 0273
Email: bob@ampd.dk
Organic wheat grass
Since 2008, Corey’s Wheatgrass has set a high standard for wheat grass production in Scandinavia, and delivered live, fresh wheat grass for our customers everywhere in Denmark, both for home and business customers. Joe & the juice, Sticks & Sushi and Discovery Channel are just some of the companies that have benefited from our Wheatgrass. Our trays of fresh Wheatgrass looks just as delicious like juice tastes, and will certainly arouse curiosity and start conversations. The green leaves invites and entices you to take your first shot.
Our organic Old wheat from the Nordic Gene Bank gives the soft and concentrated green juice, which only fresh Wheatgrass can. The mild flavor of this type of wheat grass provides a great shot, but it also tastes great mixed with a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. Fresh Wheatgrass is a great complement to a greener and healthier lifestyle.
Corey’s Wheatgrass
Brofogedvej 16
Dk – 2400 Copenhagen NV
Tel.: +45 3888 8833
by Søren Ulrich:
Plain Crafts is my take on clean and simple furniture design, drawing inspiration from the Scandinavian and Japanese woodworking tradition.
With Plain Crafts, I’ve designed a line of furniture with a focus on clean lines and detailed finish. Hand built from solid hardwood, every Plain Crafts piece creates an authentic and lasting impression.
As a direct response to “chip-board culture”, my vision is to produce contemporary furniture, with classic lines, built from high quality materials, that will last for generations.
Plain Crafts
Sigarhats is a small company, making headwear for locals and foreigners in Copenhagen North West. We proudly produce all of our headwear in a small basement, using the finest fabrics, making the most supreme hats & caps. As a starting point all of our caps are unique designs. We further more like the idea of different concepts:
Made-on-demand caps, is where the owners choice of fabric, shape, size of bill and personal printed neck label makes the final result. One-meter-production is where the fabric used is only available in total of one meter at the production site. After being used in various projects, new patterns and fabrics will replace it, never to be replicated. Two-of-a-kind is building up a story attached to the product. It lets you carry a cap that no one else has, except for one other person on the planet. And it lets you know a fraction of that person’s life. SIGAR Hats likes to consider you as part of the material that creates us. Therefore do not hesitate to get yourself involved, and try to build up my world, on the values of your own.
Explore our basement factory at Glentevej in Copenhagen North West.
Please remember to make an appointment in advance.
Best Reguards, Silas Gärtner
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HandcraftedCph is local, handmade jewellery, thought as a playful mix of graphic design, traditional craftsmanship and tendencies from the streets of Copenhagen.
The brand is focused around simple, raw and well-thought designs – in sterling silver and gold. Earrings, rings, cuffs and simple bracelets – that are made to be worn, and will change and get a unique look as you use them.
Handcrafted is constructed in a small workshop at Vesterbro – Copenhagen. The outset is to capture a look that is both spirited, unique and goes well with your everyday attire.
Handcrafted work in pure materials, as to avoid the risk of allergies. In order to keep the prices reasonable the base is of the 925/- sterling silver, gold-plated silver is between 18-24 carats depending on the look.
The idea behind the project, is to construct a reasonably priced product, made by hand in Copenhagen. And to construct individual design ideas and unique products through interaction with the costumer.
Anders Forup
Tine Lindhard Vejsnæs is a Danish goldsmith. Lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark. Jewelry has always been a big part of my life. At an early age, I was introduced to this fascinating world were small things give great pleasure.
In 2004, I started my four years apprenticeship in Roskilde, Denmark, and during this period, I learned the craft and the processes of creating custom-made jewelry. This valuable period inspired me to continue to look for new ways of designing and using jewelry.
My designs are characterized by having a specific functional purpose as well as being elegant. This functionality enables the user to apply the jewelry in different ways, which makes the jewelry more than just a decorating piece, it becomes a personal statement. An example is the beautiful pendant that allows the owner to add a personal fragrance to their liking. Or the ring that can open up to fit any type of finger. Simple designs that allow each user to add their own touch to the jewelry and feel unique.
My inspiration comes from everyday life. The key holes and hinges from old doors, various shapes and forms from old buildings give me new ideas. I am also inspired by the elaborate functional jewelry from the Middle Ages which combined with funkis minimalistic design merge into new elegant jewelry that also has a functional purpose.
Tine Lindhard
mail@tinelindhard.com
Tel: +45 2020 2059
Kronprinessegade 34, baghuset
Dk – 1306 CPH K
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Madeinvain is an indie product and company that founded by two friends with an idea to make a versetile personal light. The light is designed, engineered and assembled in Denmark, Copenhagen. The product is personally founded and has been made out of love for the process of untamed creation. The name madeinvain was chosen to prevent people to expect to much from the project. There are only made 1000 units of this product.
Miss Nordby Thomsen says:
‘When working with jewellery I use a range of materials; leather, wood, plastic, lace, gems, gold, silver and diamonds. The properties of each material play an important part in the design process.
All my pieces are designed and handmade here in Denmark, as it is very important to me, that there is a little though of spirit and fantasy in each one.
I seek my inspiration in in fairy tales, picture books, the arts, cinema and illustrations. The biggest source, however, is my ever present muse Snow and my world Nord.
My World – Nord
Nord is a fairy tale world I have created. A place draped in everything glorious. A place where elves play alongside unicorns and Moon rabbits go on vacation. It is the one place where nothing is impossible.
It is where I go when creativity and imagination is running low and I am in need of an enchanting refill.
When Nord meets reality something amazing happens. My jewellery comes to life and I create pieces that bring a little fantasy and wonder to everyday city life.
My Muse – Snow
Snow – She arrived on day of immense beauty. Large flakes of snow where dancing in mid- air as if they were celebrating the genesis of this wonderful being. A snow fairy . My muse. So delicate and magnificent that everything she lays her eyes upon, turns radiant and glorious like the jewellery she so generously inspires.
Yet, she might be a fairy. But nothing makes her feel better than living amongst us people. She lives close to the castle Rosenborg and the Crown Jewels because she loves the way they sparkle.
Snow and her essence is brought to life by the people who love her. She is in my heart and lives in my pieces; worn on the hands and around the necks of those seeking her inspiration as they pass through our busy world. She is the little twinkle of excitement that we feel when we discover a thing of beauty.
She is a curious little being, full of light-hearted and wondrous ideas. When Mondays are weighing me down, she is by my side guiding me back to the glorious world of Nord, where I can always find the magic that inspires me, my life, and the pieces I create.
Nord By Thomsen
Kronprinsessegade 34, Baghuset
DK – 1306 Copenhagen K
Denmark
Tel.: +45 2627 6062
www.nordbythomsen.com
ARTTILES – the art of storytelling!
ARTTILES is an art and design company based in Copenhagen and started by Ms. Anette Nørmark and Ms. Trine Galschiøt.
ARTTILES’ story is rooted in our deep fascination with old patterns, Mediterranean facades, snapshots, quirky finds, cool photographs and amazing characters. Told in fragments of 15 x 15 cm handmade tiles – individually or in combination – provides the freedom to create personal expression and unique stories where ever they are placed.
ARTTILES are also available as ceramic tiles for more permanent solutions to be able to withstand it all. And as canvas tiles, as small tableaux, are easy to hang up and move around.
Ceramics, canvas or art? We call it ARTTILES – stories told in fragments, so you can create your own story.
ARTTILES studioBackground
You will find the showroom and workshop of Designritter.com on Prinsesse Charlottes Gade in Nørrebro, Copenhagen.
Designritter.com is owned by furniture designer and interior architect David Ritter. David is from South Germany (Tübingen), but he moved to Copenhagen in 2010 after finishing his studies as Interior Architect from Mainz University of Applied Sciences.
Unique design
Designritter.com is inspired both by the clean lines and bright colors of new Nordic design as well as reusing materials and rethinking classic shapes. This combined with German thoroughness and David’s great experience within craftsmanship and wood work results in very distinctive furniture that we guarantee you’ve never seen elsewhere.
Designritter.com strives to produce sustainable furniture with great regard to the environment through redesign and reuse (e.g the desk of europallets), choice of material (OSB), and production methods.
Products and projects
Designritter.com particularly works with a special type of building material called OSB (oriented strand board). The wood plates are processed into tables, stools, closets, and cupboards – or whatever you need. The material is normally very coarse and rough but with the subsequent processing of designritter.com it appears smooth and inviting.
Besides furniture, designritter.com specializes in individual home solutions and remodeling such as new bathrooms, office remodeling, customized furniture (e.g. walk-in closets) and interior design (e.g of bars and restaurant).
Designritter.com also has a selection of own design of lamps and active speakers.
The furniture is handmade and of high quality and meticulous preparation. David Ritter produces (on request) all furniture in Copenhagen by himself. Larger projects are executed in cooperation with a local carpenter.
Designritter.com
Prinsesse Charlottes Gade 41
Dk – 2200 Copenhagen
Virkvärftet is a small creative design company with our own paper, idea and wood workshop in the Vesterbro district of Copenhagen. We design tight and graphic accessories for you and your home and cut it out on our laser cutter using materials like birch plywood, cardboard and acrylic.
We will soon turn 2 years and we love still making small devices which provides happiness in people’s homes.
Virkvärftet I / S Oehlenschlægersgade 26, kld T. H. DK – 1663 Copenhagen V www.virkvarftet.dkLeather Projects is founded from a passion. A passion for history, great craftsmanship and premium materials. The whole project started off with a search for the perfect wallet. The founder of Leather Projects, Mr. Jeppe Dencker, was in need of a new wallet – and was not able to find one that matched his expectations of quality and looks. Thus, Mr. Dencker decided to craft his own, and the results were quite impressive. Soon he had friends, friend’s friends and family queuing up. They all wanted a piece of Mr. Dencker’s Leather Projects.
A lot of happened since then, but the mainstay is still the same. A constant strive for the perfect product. This particular mainstay is also the main reason why every product from Leather Projects is cut and sewn by hand, in our workshop in Copenhagen.
Leather Projects
At Isangs, you don’t have to look for the “fair trade” or “green” versions of our products, because all the things we make live up to the same standards. That’s because for us, a real commitment is about taking a clear stand, not just about highlighting a few sustainable initiatives. Of course, we’re always trying to improve the way we do things over here, but we’re committed to providing you with real alternative hair and body care
Here’s what we stand for…
Organic & natural
No pesticides. No GMOs. No artificial colors. No artificial fragrances. No artificial anything
We only use natural ingredients that are organically grown or sustainably harvested from the wild.
Fair Trade
Fair trade as solidarity, not charity
Fair trade is a way of standing in solidarity with small-scale producers. It’s not about giving charitable hand-outs, but about respecting the basic rights of workers and supporting labour struggles. For us, this means working directly with small-scale farmers and producer cooperatives, using fair trade certified ingredients, and buying through fair trade suppliers when we can’t afford the bulk to buy direct.
Vegan
100% Vegan and Cruelty free. No animal fats, animal byproducts or hidden animal derivatives
We think there’re lots of ways to treat animals with respect. But our products are all vegan because that’s the clearest stand we can take against factory farming, environmentally damaging livestock production, and the unnecessary use of animals or animal-products in cosmetics.
Recycled & Recyclable Packaging
Because it doesn’t make sense to sell sustainable products wrapped in unsustainable packaging
For us, is seems obvious that our packaging should have the same ethics as our products, and shouldn’t end up in a landfill or sitting in the bottom of the ocean for 1000 years. That’s why we use recyled, sustaonable and recyclable materials in all our packaging.
Effective Products
Sure we can get a little nerdy about our raw ingredients, but the main reason we’re here is to make great products that work and leave your hair and skin healthier and looking great!
Isangs Shop & Production Flensborggade 22, kld. th. DK – 1669 Copenhagen V Tel: +45 5015 1520 E-mail: info@isangs.com
Mads Heindorff is a young, talented goldsmith with a keen eye on high-end jewellery.
Having always had strong fascination for precious stones and metals, Mr. Heindorf started off his career as a goldsmith at a way early age.
With a strong will to learn and an obvious talent for business, Mr. Heindorff, at the age of only 17, decided to buy a jewellery shop in his old home town.
He hired a skilled and experienced goldsmith, who had a keen eye on solid and creative craftsmanship. Thus Mr. Heindorff became an apprentice in his own shop, giving him a unique chance of developing as a goldsmith within his own brand.
Mads Heindorff has now moved his business to Copenhagen, and from his charming (work)shop located in the inner city area, Mr. Heindorff crafts and designs his very own collections. He seeks to combine discrete details, with rough and intriguing surfaces in his jewelry, offering his customers unique pieces of jewelry, which visually balances perfect between delicate and raw.
Mr. Heindorf’s skills and talent has led him to work for prominent people, and among other stars and celebrities, Mr. Heindorf has designed and crafted jewellery for Denmark’s Crown Princess Mary.
Mads Heindorf JewelleryNygårds Maria Bengtsson is a graphic designer and illustrator, who creates botanically inspired illustrations printed on posters, postcards etc. Maria Bengtsson graduated from Konstfack (University of Art, Craft and Design in Stockholm), and had additional education at the University of Art and Design in Helsinki and the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen.
Maria crafts her prints by hand, and she even dyes her own paper so she can get just the right nuance of color she wants work with. Maria Bengtsson is fond of minimalism, and to keep her focus on simplicity, Maria is a frequent user of the clean pencil line, which she often combines with different kinds of paper-cuts, shaped from plants and flowers.
Maria Crafts a wide range of diverse products such as pattern designs on textile, design and print on glass and ceramics, wall- paintings, books, layout and lllustration etc.
Her talents has led her to work with renowned companies such as Georg Jensen, Almedahls, Holmegaard, publisher Max Ström and IKEA.
Grapic poster with Botanic motive.
Nygårds Maria colors and blok prints her own paper to get the right nuance and surface.
The motives start with pencil studies inspired by the form and shape of plants and nature.
Then translated into paper clip - cutting and composing a graphic artwork.
The latin plant name is hand written in pencil, as a Herbarium.
Growing up in Sweden with design and art studies from Stockholm, Helsinki and Copenhagen. Living, working and printing in Copenhagen.
In her own studio Maria works with graphic design, textile patterns, product design and prints.
For CPHMADE she has these strong Graphic posters.
Printed on high quality paper
190 g Epson water color paper
size: 50X70 cm
Grapic poster with Botanic motive.
Nygårds Maria colors and blok prints her own paper to get the right nuance and surface.
The motives start with pencil studies inspired by the form and shape of plants and nature.
Then translated into paper clip - cutting and composing a graphic artwork.
The latin plant name is hand written in pencil, as a Herbarium.
Growing up in Sweden with design and art studies from Stockholm, Helsinki and Copenhagen. Living, working and printing in Copenhagen.
In her own studio Maria works with graphic design, textile patterns, product design and prints.
For CPHMADE she has these strong Graphic posters.
Printed on high quality paper
190 g Epson water color paper
size: 50X70 cm
The well-known ceramics producer Ms. Signe Schjøth is located in the workshop Designer ZOO on Vesterbrogade in the centre of Copenhagen, where she produces her serie of ceramics – SIGNE SCHJØTH Interior.
All products are developed and designed with an understated humour, love to the material and whimsical shapes and details. The inspiration comes from Signes ceramic art. Each product is handmade in Copenhagen and is a small piece of art.
For many years, Signe Schjøth has worked as a ceramic artist at major exhibitions at home and abroad, but she wanted to expand her work to include small pieces of art that everyone could have at home. Therefore, she developed a collection of ceramics for the home, which is filled with imagination, playfulness and the ability to touch.
When Flavio Deslandes – the Brazilian designer behind the Danish design company of the same name – moved to Copenhagen, Denmark in year 2000 he experienced a whole new world of bicycles and biking culture. Ever since, Flavio has been working for several companies in the bicycle industry – with mechanics, frame building, product development and design. Today, Flavio has put his heart and soul into the development and perfection of a bike made from bamboo. You might consider bamboo a quite unusual material to work with, but from ancient times man has used Bamboo for construction of houses, furniture, fences, mats as well as objects of decorative and personal use – and also as a source of food. Bamboo is attracting more and more interest of researches that are revealing new and important uses from bamboo.
Flavio says: “Bamboo is nature’s own organic tube structure. I have always believed that this fine material has a great potential. The challenge to make it work has kept me going. My motivation was always the opportunity to connect modern design with natural materials. The idea to make this connection in a bicycle is logical if you think about it: Biking is a very energy effective way of transportation. And combining a sustainable material as bamboo with energy free mobility feels quite right.”
Flavio Deslandes Tel: +45 2662 3292 E-mail: info@flaviodeslandes.com
Kortkartellet is a newly founded company, which produces astonishing and modern interpretations of classic city maps.
Kortkartellet is founded by the talented designer Christina Holm Nielsen.
With plenty of experience as both a buyer and a designer, business and creativity has always been Christina’s centre of attention.
After several years of living abroad, Christina decided to move back to Copenhagen in 2010, and as an homage to her hometown Ms. Holm Nielsen decided to design a poster of Copenhagen, visualizing the different boroughs in the city.
Every poster from Kortkartellet is the result of hours and hours of research and hard work. Every little detail such as finding just the right font and colour for the posters are carefully chosen to present you with the best result possible. These details, combined with astonishing, ivory colored paper makes the posters from Kortkartellet amazing works of art.
Every poster from Kortkartellet is produced right here in Copenhagen, and today the posters of our beloved capital is a great success, thus Kortkartellet has now extended its business and now also offers map-inspired posters of other cities in Denmark.
Through many generations, I.W Hvidberg has been delivering the finest quality of fabrics to tailors and theaters. For the last couple of years, I.W Hvidberg has also been delivering fine fabrics to well-known designers and celebrities, helping them creating just the right.
Not only is I.W Hvidberg carrying more than thousands of fabric samples, they also offer premium tailoring solutions.
With a solid base in traditions and knowledge, we’re ready to give you the classic service you deserve.
Monamore Design is characterized by its New Nordic Design – sculptural design objects for a modern Nordic lifestyle.
Monamore consists of product designer Lise Damsager Hansen and business partner Helge Hundahl. The company is based in the East of Copenhagen where design and production take place.
New Nordic design
In Scandinavia, summer light and airy, while the winters are long and dark. We spend a lot of time in our homes surround ourselves with products that combine functionality with a love for sculpture and texture, that reflects the nuances of the nature that surrounds us.
Monamore Design continues the traditional Danish design ideals of aesthetics and simple functionalism, with a mixture of shape, expressions, materials and craftsmanship that are inspired by our Nordic surroundings and with a hint of Japanese Zen.
We manufacture products in ceramic, wood and concrete.
Monamore Design I/S Gustav Adolfs Gade 3, st.tv DK – 2100 Copenhagen Tel: +45 2758 1238 E-mail: mail@monamore.dkFrom their charming goldsmith studio in the heart of Copenhagen designers Diana Holstein and Hanan Emquies make personal handcrafted jewellery with a modern twist and a keen eye on tradition. The creative duo is driven by a passion for individual storytelling, unique design and uncompromising craftsmanship which in just a few years has turned jewellery by Emquies-Holstein into acclaimed conversation pieces.
Personal Jewelry with Modern Tradition
From their charming goldsmith studio and flagship store in the heart of Copenhagen designers Diana Holstein and Hanan Emquies make personal jewelry with a modern twist and a keen eye on tradition. The creative duo is driven by a passion for individual storytelling, which in just a few years has turned jewelry by Emquies-Holstein into internationally acclaimed conversation pieces.
Since 2007 the creativity and passion of Diana Holstein and Hanan Emquies has evolved solely around their mutual love brand Emquies-Holstein. Before joining forces privately as well as professionally the couple has worked with some of the world’s finest designer labels such as Tiffany & Co, Ralph Lauren, Royal Copenhagen and George Jensen Damask, but today their uncompromising craftsmanship and characteristic expression is dedicated solely to their own collections.
In 2010 Emquies-Holstein moved to charming new settings in Copenhagen’s design district. From the ceiling gigantic spotlights illuminate the buzzing machines, while glass cases display the latest collections, enabling visitors to experience the daily work of the designers at close hand. Diana Holstein and Hanan Emquies also work closely with the customers when it comes to meeting their specific demands, as storytelling and timeless jewelry is the very DNA of Emquies-Holstein as a brand.
Artistic diversity & common vision
With a background in graphic design, construction building and jewelry design Emquies-Holstein is an unusual and happy blend of arts. What Diana Holstein and Hanan Emquies have in common is a desire to salute everyday life and rituals, while bending the rules of traditional jewelry design. Through the years inspiration have come from surprising, yet always poetic places. From sensual chocolate wrapping to the stimulating rhythm of the flamenco dance, since expression and a sculptural mode of expression is at the heart of every jewelry piece by Emquies-Holstein.
The artistic diversity of the couple brings scope and weight to the Emquies-Holstein portfolio and today the brand is synonymous with precious jewelry with a modern twist for all life’s special occasion. The ones prescribed by tradition as well as the ones, you invent yourself…
Tradition with a modern twist
Keeping with tradition, while at that the same time adding a modern twist to the classics is at the core of Emquies-Holstein’s design. Diana Holstein and Hanan Emquies are fascinated by the symbolic value attached to jewelry and look upon their design as conversation pieces rather than just decorative accessories. In their rings, bracelets and necklaces social conventions, artistic vision and the life of the wearer fuse into one original story, which – alongside uncompromising quality – places jewelry by Emquies-Holstein between individually crafted artwork and mass production.
Emquies-Holstein designs for women and men, grownups and kids using precious metals such as sterling silver, gold, white gold, diamonds, pearls and enamel. Experience the unique collections at www.emquies-holstein.com or pay a visit to the flagship store at Lille Kirkestræde. The designers are always pleased to learn about your specific needs and wishes, while you gain insight into old craftsmanship and the traditions of yesterday, today and tomorrow.
Emquies-HolsteinExclusive dresses with focus on craftmandship, quality, and fashion
Thorseng Lærche’s Modesalon is placed at Kongens Have, downtown Copenhagen, where you will find a very elegant ”dressing room”. Here all the designs come to life and Ms. Lærche’s haute couture models are fitted to perfection in excuisited materials of the highest quality.
Susse Thorseng Lærche has been an entrepreneurial dressmaker for 20 years, during which she has created individual models to a concious clientel with specific demands for craftmandship, quality, and design.
The individual and perfect fit, high quality, and elegance are all contributive to making a women appear stylish and beautifully dressed.
Thorseng Lærche’s modesalon
In the very heart of Copenhagen’s vibrant city area, Nørrebro, you’ll find a small interior design shop called Griffen Shop.
Griffen Shop is based on a unique concept, where the shop is an extension of Griffen Studios and Griffen Workshop, where the furniture is designed and produced. The combination of design studio, workshop and store gives Griffen Shop the opportunity of designing, producing and selling products at the same place. This particular trinity provides Griffen Shop’s customers, with the possibility to custom-made their products.
The architect Lotte Nørregaard runs the little shop on Griffenfeldsgade 22, and in the shop you’ll find her designs within interior design. However, Griffen Shop’s real talent lies within distributing custom-made interior, at reasonable prices.
To help Griffen Shop on delivering custom-made interior designs, the little shop teamed up with a very powerful tool called a CNC-cutter (Computer Numerical Control). The CNC-cutter is basically a cutter that allows you to transform digital drawing material into regular objects.
Instead of printing on regular paper, the machine cuts out the drawings directly on the material you want. The cut-outs are very, very accurate, and that actually just leaves you with assembling your design. This process saves you from going to an actual carpenter, and that certainly affects the price. Griffen Shop seeks to craft unique, custom-made interior design that’s actually able to compete price-wise with the mass-produced furniture from IKEA.
The “trinity” concept that lies within Griffen Shop simplifies logistics and costs. Griffen Shop does not use storage, transportation and packaging. Therefore Griffen Shop can compete with mass production rates and significantly reduce the CO2 footprint.
Griffen Shops designs are using materials from a single source that helps reducing the delivery time. The material is primarily birch plywood from FSC-certified forests.
Go check out our selection of coffee tables from Griffen Shop!
Griffen Shop
The architect Lotte Nørrgaard has designed the Coffe Table series called Mormor (in English: Grandmother). The tables are produced in durable laminate with a diameter of 50 or 60 centimetres. It comes in three different hole patterns and four different colours, which gives a multitude of different choice- and combination possibilities. Furthermore you can get the table in two different heights, 42cm and 49cm respectively, which gives the possibility of placing more tables together.
The core of the legs and tabletop consists of resistant Finnish plywood from sustainable forestry.
If you want to see more or get inspired, you are always welcome to visit us in our shop Griffen Shop, at Griffenfeldsgade 20 Nørrebro.
Delivery time might be up to 3 weeks due to production time.
Offer: Set of two Coffee Table
The architect Lotte Nørrgaard has designed the Coffe Table series called Mormor (in English: Grandmother). The tables are produced in durable laminate with a diameter of 50 or 60 centimetres. It comes in three different hole patterns and four different colours, which gives a multitude of different choice- and combination possibilities. Furthermore you can get the table in two different heights, 42cm and 49cm respectively, which gives the possibility of placing more tables together.
The core of the legs and tabletop consists of resistant Finnish plywood from sustainable forestry.
The set consists of two tables:
- Large, 60cm diameter and 49cm height
- Small, 50cm diameter and 42cm height
Patterns:
Star, dots, stripes
Colour:
Petrol green, Greenish grey, Jade green, Yellow.
Please use the comments form on checkout to specify the combination of pattern and colour you would like.
Delivery time might be up to 3 weeks due to production time.
The Kids Table Set is designed by the architect Lotte Nørrgaard, and is produced in durable laminate available in three different colours. The core of furniture consists of resistant Finnish plywood from sustainable forestry.
The set consists of one table (diameter: 60cm, height: 49cm) and two stools (diameter: 30cm, height: 28cm).
Delivery time might be up to 3 weeks due to production time.
1:1 was founded in 2005 as an alternative to the conventional studio
The name 1:1 stems from the vision of a new architectural form, where the digital world and analog building tradition meet – without borders between architect who designs and the workmen who builds. Our skills combine the two worlds through the use of new digital production methods. We offer a coherent, transparent and optimized building process – one step from idea to finished product.
1:1 combines architectural services and digital fabrication workshop under one roof
We do all tasks within construction environment – from interior to construction. We offer tailor-made solutions with a focus on architectural quality and common sense at competitive prices. We have a special interest in the city as a phenomenon and your home’s countless creation opportunities.
1:1 makes innovative use of the industry’s potentials and use cutting edge CNC technology in the development of the first digital production house in Denmark
The workshop in Nørrebro is a daily pivot, and it houses cnc factory – our in-house production unit. Here digital drawings are translated directly into reality on our CNC machine. Here you can have your architect-designed house delivered as a complete assembly system or have your own specific order produced. We have a penchant for having material between your hands and outlines and experimenting in all kinds of materials and environments in 1:1 at our workshop in the basement.
1:1 is internationally based, with close collaborator in London
Our partner in London FACIT delivers and develops cutting edge software and hardware for digital production houses. In close cooperation with FACIT we have set ourselves a common goal: To do away with construction industry standards and introduce the innovative standard house – a tailormade building system.
1:1 participates in competitions with a network of qualified architects
A special selection of qualified architects provide the framework for our competitive business. Here we discuss the the architectual future and devise visions for tomorrow’s world. This is where we gather inspiration for our work and keep abreast of tomorrow’s technologies and architectural potentials.
1:1 shares a common academic background from the School of Architecture, where the foundation stone was laid
Through abroad in e.g. Arizona and New York as well as site and architectural experience in Denmark (notably Henning Larsen, 3XN, Søren Robert Lund, Claus Bjarrum) architecture was put into perspective and our ambition to do things differently grounded. Today Nicholas teaches at School of Architecture, which still inspires us to think about new opportunities in a rapidly growing construction industry.
WoodCouture, handmade architecture
WoodCouture keeps exploring the boarders between architecture and craft with custom made skis and furniture. Architects Petter Brandberg and Sigurd Elling are driven by a passion for quality and the unique. In their Copenhagen workshop materials, form and process are constantly challenged. WoodCouture produces a wide range of products. Each product is made with focus on function and user experience.
”I’m very interested in the feeling you have when skiing. Not in how fast or how much the skis turn. But in how it feels when you turn and how the skis respond when you put pressure on them.” (Petter Brandberg, ski maker and architect, WoodCouture)
”Our architectural process begins with the first line on paper and doesn’t end until the product is done. We keep the person who will be using it in mind throughout the entire process. People come to us with their ideas and we listen, offer suggestions, sketch and build it from the ground up. Everything is custom made. No two people are the same, so our products aren’t either.” (Sigurd Elling, architect and designer, WoodCouture)
WoodCouture is part of the cultural- and entrepreneurial milieu at Prags Boulevard 43 in Copenhagen – a former paint factory which now hosts architects, cirque nouveau troupes, ceramic artists, cabinet makers, event makers, record labels, a publishing house, a gallery, and a cultural venue.
Contact WoodCouture via mail or telephone or stroll by their open workshop for ordering.
WoodCoutureSeeYouLater develops and manufactures products in Copenhagen. We have done so for the past 5 years.
Both of us are architects sharing a common office and showroom: Ms. Sille Avlund, industrial designer and Ms. Charlotte Søeborg Ohlsen, graphic designer.
SeeYouLater was founded with a shared desire to develop play and learning products for children and their parents.
Our products are sold from shops in different countries as well as from our showroom here in Copenhagen. We are constantly developing and adding new products in our pipeline – and are happy to develop tailor-made designs in co-operation with our customer.
Our productions are diverse in paper, but we also offer solutions for graphic identities, industrial products and room and space decoration.
SeeYouLater Kristianiagade 16, parterre
SeeYouLater is a Copenhagen based design studio specialized in developing paper products for children.
SeeYouLater is founded by two Danish architects and designers, Sille Avlund and Charlotte Søeborg Ohlsen. With their combined knowledge and long-term experience in the fields of Industrial and Graphic Design, they have created a world of inspiring and accessible products for children.
Poster Dimensions (Grey, Green, Pink):
200 g. Paper 50x70 cm
Small A3 poster (White):
200 g. Munken Lynx light toned paper 29,7x42 cm
A beautiful poster with all of the iconic SeeYouLater Animals.
SeeYouLater is a Copenhagen based design studio specialized in developing paper products for children.
SeeYouLater is founded by two Danish architects and designers, Sille Avlund and Charlotte Søeborg Ohlsen. With their combined knowledge and long-term experience in the fields of Industrial and Graphic Design, they have created a world of inspiring and accessible products for children.
Poster Dimensions (Grey, Pink, Blue):
200 g. Paper 50x70 cm
Small A3 poster (white):
200 g. Munken Lynx light toned paper 29,7x42 cm
The Alphabet poster is a decorative learning tool. Perfect for every young children's room.
SeeYouLater is a Copenhagen based design studio specialized in developing paper products for children.
SeeYouLater is founded by two Danish architects and designers, Sille Avlund and Charlotte Søeborg Ohlsen. With their combined knowledge and long-term experience in the fields of Industrial and Graphic Design, they have created a world of inspiring and accessible products for children.
Poster Dimensions (Grey, Pink, Green):
200 g. Paper 50x70 cm
Small A3 poster (white-pink, white-green):
200 g. Munken Lynx light toned paper 29,7x42 cm
Decorate your home with this fun and imaginative poster of the SeeYouLater animals on the racetrack.
SeeYouLater is a Copenhagen based design studio specialized in developing paper products for children.
SeeYouLater is founded by two Danish architects and designers, Sille Avlund and Charlotte Søeborg Ohlsen. With their combined knowledge and long-term experience in the fields of Industrial and Graphic Design, they have created a world of inspiring and accessible products for children.
Poster Dimensions (Grey):
200 g. Paper 50x70 cm
Small A3 poster (White):
200 g. Munken Lynx light toned paper 29,7x42 cm
SeeYouLater is a Copenhagen based design studio specialized in developing paper products for children.
SeeYouLater is founded by two Danish architects and designers, Sille Avlund and Charlotte Søeborg Ohlsen. With their combined knowledge and long-term experience in the fields of Industrial and Graphic Design, they have created a world of inspiring and accessible products for children.
Poster Dimensions (Grey):
200 g. Paper 50x70 cm
Small A3 poster (White):
200 g. Munken Lynx light toned paper 29,7x42 cm
SeeYouLater is a Copenhagen based design studio specialized in developing paper products for children.
SeeYouLater is founded by two Danish architects and designers, Sille Avlund and Charlotte Søeborg Ohlsen. With their combined knowledge and long-term experience in the fields of Industrial and Graphic Design, they have created a world of inspiring and accessible products for children.
Poster Dimensions (Grey):
200 g. Paper 50x70 cm
Small A3 poster (White):
200 g. Munken Lynx light toned paper 29,7x42 cm
SeeYouLater is a Copenhagen based design studio specialized in developing paper products for children.
SeeYouLater is founded by two Danish architects and designers, Sille Avlund and Charlotte Søeborg Ohlsen. With their combined knowledge and long-term experience in the fields of Industrial and Graphic Design, they have created a world of inspiring and accessible products for children.
Poster Dimensions (Grey):
200 g. Paper 50x70 cm
Small A3 poster (White):
200 g. Munken Lynx light toned paper 29,7x42 cm
SeeYouLater is a Copenhagen based design studio specialized in developing paper products for children.
SeeYouLater is founded by two Danish architects and designers, Sille Avlund and Charlotte Søeborg Ohlsen. With their combined knowledge and long-term experience in the fields of Industrial and Graphic Design, they have created a world of inspiring and accessible products for children.
Poster Dimensions (Grey):
200 g. Paper 50x70 cm
Small A3 poster (White):
200 g. Munken Lynx light toned paper 29,7x42 cm
SeeYouLater is a Copenhagen based design studio specialized in developing paper products for children.
SeeYouLater is founded by two Danish architects and designers, Sille Avlund and Charlotte Søeborg Ohlsen. With their combined knowledge and long-term experience in the fields of Industrial and Graphic Design, they have created a world of inspiring and accessible products for children.
Poster Dimensions (Grey):
200 g. Paper 50x70 cm
Small A3 poster (White):
200 g. Munken Lynx light toned paper 29,7x42 cm
SeeYouLater is a Copenhagen based design studio specialized in developing paper products for children.
SeeYouLater is founded by two Danish architects and designers, Sille Avlund and Charlotte Søeborg Ohlsen. With their combined knowledge and long-term experience in the fields of Industrial and Graphic Design, they have created a world of inspiring and accessible products for children.
Poster Dimensions (Grey):
200 g. Paper 50x70 cm
Small A3 poster (White):
200 g. Munken Lynx light toned paper 29,7x42 cm
SeeYouLater is a Copenhagen based design studio specialized in developing paper products for children.
SeeYouLater is founded by two Danish architects and designers, Sille Avlund and Charlotte Søeborg Ohlsen. With their combined knowledge and long-term experience in the fields of Industrial and Graphic Design, they have created a world of inspiring and accessible products for children.
Poster Dimensions (Grey):
200 g. Paper 50x70 cm
Small A3 poster (White):
200 g. Munken Lynx light toned paper 29,7x42 cm
SeeYouLater is a Copenhagen based design studio specialized in developing paper products for children.
SeeYouLater is founded by two Danish architects and designers, Sille Avlund and Charlotte Søeborg Ohlsen. With their combined knowledge and long-term experience in the fields of Industrial and Graphic Design, they have created a world of inspiring and accessible products for children.
Poster Dimensions (Grey):
200 g. Paper 50x70 cm
Small A3 poster (White):
200 g. Munken Lynx light toned paper 29,7x42 cm
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CoDeletaille Pilestræde 37 DK – 1112 Copenhagen K Tel: +45 3332 3342Accent Design is founded by designer Claire Requa. Ms. Claire Requa’s signature in decor products is: FUNKTIONAL – fun, funky, and functional. She create products that bring a smile and decorate.
Ms. Requa likes the contradictions in materials and concepts, and like to juxtapose ancient icons with new materials, age-old ideas with new ones. The inspirations comes from a combination of Ms. Requa’s life experiences from living in Jamaica, USA, and in Scandinavia.
Ms. Claire Requa’s beautiful creations have been seen in exhibitions throughout Europe, USA, and India as well as in magazines like MIX and ELLE.
The line of up cycled jewellery “Clairely” tell stories as individual pieces, and together with others. They are sold in over 20 countries, and can be found in Copenhagen stores: Illums Bolighus, Normann Copenhagen, Statens Museum for Kunst gift shop as well as in Chateau Versaille in France.
Claire Requa for AccentJonas Herman Pedersen is a Danish furniture designer based in Copenhagen. He graduated as an architect from Aarhus School of Architecture in 2010, and has a big passion for crafting items that serves it’s purpose within the four walls of a room. This passion basically centres on creating everything you’re able to fit in a room, i.e. furniture, lamps etc.
In design processes Jonas Herman Pedersen mainly works from an aesthetical point of view, but also honours good craftsmanship, and the optimal use of materials in a design process.
For Jonas’ final project as a student he designed a series of furniture the, “MISKITO” series. The furniture series were to be crafted at a local workshop in Nicaragua from a sustainable point of view. This particular project defines Jonas Herman Pedersen as modern furniture designer that indeed cares about sustainable furniture design.
The focus on sustainability is not only present in the production process, but also when it comes to deciding on materials in a certain project. It is absolutely key that the materials are durable and able to last several years ahead.
Besides working on his own brand JonasHermanP, Jonas’ designs has been distributed through renowned companies such as TripTrap and Bolia.
Jonas Herman PedersenAt ByBi, we bring millions of honeybees to the city. The bees live on the roof tops of iconic buildings and businesses, where they are looked after by long term unemployed, formerly homeless and refugees. We also work with schools and local communities to bring bees and people together and show how a sustainable city can literally buzz with life. The project is a social enterprise, where all profits are re-invested in social and environmental activities.
Our products are based on high quality honey. Every part of the city has a slightly different taste because of the different flowers that grow there. And city honey is also clean. No pesticides, no GM, no unnatural treatment of the bees, and unaffected by air pollution. Find out more at www.bybi.dk
ByBiYou can now buy ByBi in these SuperBrugsen supermarkets:
SuperBrugsen Nørrebrogade 53B, 2200 CPH N
SuperBrugsen Finsensevej 14, 2000 Frederiksberg
SuperBrugsen Matthæusgade 50, 1666 Cph V
SuperBrugsen Ndr. Frihavnsgade 24, 2100 Cph Ø
SuperBrugsen Bybjergvej 2, 2740 Skovlunde
SuperBrugsen Baunegårdsvej 7 F, 2820 Gentofte
SuperBrugsen Strandvejen 169, 2900 Hellerup
SuperBrugsen Vangede Bygade 61, 2820 Gentofte
SuperBrugsen Frederikssundsvej 202, 2700 Brønshøj
SuperBrugsen Vesterbrogade 162, 1800 Frederiksberg
TAMU Godthåbsvej 132, 2000 Frederiksberg
SchönWerk is a 5-year old garage shop run by designer Ms Anne-Mette Sørensen and goldsmith Ms Diana Røboe Nielsen. We manufacture unique jewellery, handmade bags and accessories.
Our design is in a tight Nordic style. We strongly emphasise the simple idea, and that the materials are allowed to come forward as part of the design. We work mainly in silver and leather, but combine it with others materials such as wood, leather and stone.
All our products are our own design and manufactured in our workshop, which right next to the store. The idea behind SchönWerk has always been that the journey from idea to product should be a short one.
The store / workshop located in Studiestræde in the middle of the old Copenhagen just 2 minutes walk from City Hall.
SchönwerkMonomade is a Copenhagen-based design company that designs beautiful home accessories and interior design for the contemporary home.
Monomade combines very simple yet elegant design with a contemporary approach. The result is simple geometric shapes crafted in exquisite materials.
In Monomade’s headquarters in Copenhagens northwestern area you’ll find the two architects Kira Snowman and Uffe Topsøe-Jensen. The two architects are really dedicated to the crafting process of the designs, so it only feels natural that Monomade’s products are crafted extremely carefully, and with an architectonic finesse.
Don’t hesitate to check out our selection of Monomade in our webshop
Monomade
The mobile is made of simple geometric shapes/elements, hung in a balancing system of threads and sticks. Despite these simple instruments, a complexity appears through the motion design. Dimensions 50 x 40 x 40 cm.
The construction of the mobile is made of brass sticks, and the geometric elements are made of smoked oak and brass.
Jewelry serie in smoked oak in combination with rectangular element in brass. Chain in vermeil.
Chain ca. 70 cm, Pend. 1,5 x 9 cm.
Smoked Oak, brass & Vermeil.
Jewelry serie in smoked oak in combination with square element in brass. Chain in vermeil.
Chain ca. 70 cm, pend. 5 x 5 cm.
Smoked Oak, brass & Vermeil.
Jewelry serie in smoked oak in combination with circular element in vermeil.
Earrings: Pend. 1 x 1 cm, on hoops (vermeil) Ø:1.8 cm.
Smoked Oak, brass & Vermeil.
Jewelry serie in smoked oak in combination with square element in vermeil.
Earrings: Pend. 1,3 x 1,3 cm, on hoops (vermeil) Ø:1.8 cm.
Smoked Oak, brass & Vermeil.
Jewelry serie in smoked oak in combination with circular element in vermeil.
Earrings: Pend. 1,3 x 1,3 cm, on hoops (vermeil) Ø:1.8 cm.
Smoked Oak, brass & Vermeil.
Solid cube of smoked oak. A composition of different candlesticks constitutes variations of graphic expressions in two and three dimensions.
Square 4.5 x 4.5 x 4.8 cm.
Smoked Oak and brass
Solid cube of smoked oak. A composition of different candlesticks constitutes variations of graphic expressions in two and three dimensions.
Double Square 4.5 x 4.5 x 9.3 cm.
Smoked Oak and brass
Solid cube of smoked oak. A composition of different candlesticks constitutes variations of graphic expressions in two and three dimensions.
Triple Square 4.5 x 4.5 x 13.8 cm
Smoked Oak and brass
Solid cube of smoked oak. A composition of different candlesticks constitutes variations of graphic expressions in two and three dimensions.
Square 4.5 x 4.5 x 4.8 cm
Double Square 4.5 x 4.5 x 9.3 cm
Triple Square 4.5 x 4.5 x 13.8 cm
Smoked Oak and brass
Solid cube of smoked oak, with form bended brass plate on the top and down one of the sides of the candlestick.
Square 4.5 x 4.5 x 4.8 cm
Smoked Oak and brass
Solid cube of smoked oak, with form bended brass plate on the top and down one of the sides of the candlestick.
Double Square 4.5 x 4.5 x 9.3 cm
Smoked Oak and brass
Solid cube of smoked oak, with form bended brass plate on the top and down one of the sides of the candlestick.
Triple Square 4.5 x 4.5 x 13.8 cm
Smoked Oak and brass
Solid cubes of smoked oak, with form bended brass plate on the top and down one of the sides of the candlesticks.
Square 4.5 x 4.5 x 4.8 cm
Double Square 4.5 x 4.5 x 9.3 cm
Triple Square 4.5 x 4.5 x 13.8 cm
Smoked Oak and brass
Serving boards with shadow groove in the bottom. Ideal for serving of sushi, tapas etc., or board/surface for candlesticks, vases etc.
Smoked Oak with Domino brass pins.
Serving boards with shadow groove in the bottom. Ideal for serving of sushi, tapas etc., or board/surface for candlesticks, vases etc.
Smoked Oak with Domino brass pins.
Serving boards with shadow groove in the bottom. Ideal for serving of sushi, tapas etc., or board/surface for candlesticks, vases etc.
Smoked Oak with Domino brass pins.
Serving boards with shadow groove in the bottom. Ideal for serving of sushi, tapas etc., or board/surface for candlesticks, vases etc.
Smoked Oak with Domino brass pins.
Young bookbinder is taking the stage and winning the crowd in Copenhagen.
Even young at age bookbinder Klara K has 10 years of experience in a nearly forgotten industry. Klara is here to take over the heritage from an old trade full of traditions and solid craftsmanship. But not only does she overtake heritage in trade and craft, she strongly believes that the trade can renew itself. Klara K has already shown Copenhageners that she practises the speech.
When visiting the bookbinder workshop, you’ll be meet by Klara’s apprentice and a workshop full of story, passion and machinery that go back in time. Bookbinder Klara K inCopenhagen is truly worth a visit.
Bogbinder Klara KJane Eberlein has designed and manufactured her own exotic fur hats and accessories since 1978. As an educated textile conservator in oriental embroidery and carpets, she has a rich background and knowledge of Oriental cultures, which she knows how to bring to her creations in the very best way, so that it blends into western trends and fashion.
Jane Eberlein`s fascination of ancient headdresses and garments with fur, began in early childhood, when she often went to the Ethnographic collection of the National Museum in Copenhagen. The old cultures of Russia, Mongolia, Siberia, China and Tibet, inspired her to design and develop a large variety of models, created throughout the years. Everything from hats, bags, gloves and shawls trimmed with fur.
Latest Jane Eberlein has had great success with wrist warmers in gorgeous brocades, trimmed and lined with fur. Her sure sense of colours, her technique and fantasy within hand embroidery combined with her knowledge of tailoring and furriery, she has created unique and exclusive headdresses and accessories. Each and every model is made from the first stitch, hand sewn in 100 % pure wool and brocades. Some models are hand embroidered with Swarovski crystals and pearls..
Jane Eberlein works with silk brocades from Christian Dior, Jean-Paul Gaultier a.o, as well as old embroideries from India and Japan. She herself prepares all the fur and she works mostly in mink, fox, occasionally in sable. The creations are classic and ageless as they give away great elegance.
Jane Eberlein ́s fur hats and accessories have been used in fashion shows, both in and out of Denmark and she has sold to Queen Silvia ́s furrier in Stockholm, The exclusive Bergdorf Goodman in New York, Neiman Marcus in Dallas, Toronto and latest in Paris in the fashion area around Avenue Montaigne.
In 1978, she opened Samarkand in the East of Copenhagen. A combination of atelier and boutique, where she in a colourful and inspiring interior (look under shops) creates and sells all of her creations. Jane Eberlein is sole agent in Demark, but sells wholesale outside Denmark.
Samarkand Dag Hammerskjølds Alle 32 DK- 2100 Copenhagen Tel: +45 3538 1445Self-taught Danish designer Tom Rossau, started his current career in the 90’s. He started to design and sew leather clothes and eventually opened a shop in Copenhagen, in 1997. Tom has since 2004 worked mainly with natural wood veneers. At first these lights were only available from the shop on Istedgade, but in 2006 the TR4-TR7 was introduced to a broader audience at Copenhagen Furniture Fair, where the TR7 received the “Audience Favorite Award”.
Although the business is expanding Tom still holds on to the core. And the core is design. In Toms own words:
“The design process is actually quite selfish to me. It may be that the end consumer gets his or her need covered by the product, but in all honesty I do for the kick that it gives me. It’s quite a thrill to get an idea out of the blue, to work with it, to get caught up in it, to be totally consumed by the details from the early drawings over prototypes and on to production. Then there’s the magic experience when the material intended to do one prototype suddenly starts misbehaving and reveals unintended characteristics and all there is to do is to dive right in and explore these new possibilities. Inspiration comes from all around, but the determination process of limits and potentials of materials can be so interesting. At times it would be more appropriate to refer to the material as the designer and I the mere help, fetching screws and fastening lose ends…
With functionality, sustainability, and energy consumption as obvious issues of all design, it becomes an even more intriguing task to meet the demands of the end consumer. But all in all I’m a firm believer in coincidence and enhancement of the element of play in all design.”
With annual exhibitions at IMM Cologne and the Northern Light Fair in Stockholm the number of retailers sharing in the Tom Rossau story is expanding rapidly. The collection has continued to grow with the addition, in January 2010, of shelving units and a convertible coffee/dining table as well as new lamps.
“Ideally, the product covers the need of the customer – but in all honesty, I design for the kick that it gives me.”
Tom Rossau Flagship Store and ShowroomDespite his English-sounding name, Christian Edwards is born and raised in Copenhagen. A hint of artistic talent has always existed in the family, but Christian did not begin to pursue his interest until the mid 90s. What first started out as a retail shop for various crafts in 1995 soon turned into a strictly glass business in 1999 and by 2004 his own studio. Working with and observing a master within glassblowing, Christian picked up the skill in less than 3 years and has been developing his own unique technique ever since. It is both a job and a hobby which he enjoys.
The glass is both designed and hand blown by Christian. His work is characterized by soft and gentle forms, muted and subtle colors, and flowing shapes. Given the long Danish maritime tradition and the shop’s waterfront location by Nyhavn, one can also discern sea motifs, waves and movement in each piece. When you see the glass, you want to run your fingers along its smooth edges and follow its curves. More than simply arousing the visual sensation, it above all heightens the sense of touch. Neither provocative nor sensational, the pieces are meant to reflect simplicity through their classic and timeless designs, while being modern and functional at the same time. Pieces include drinking glasses, champagne flutes,bowls and plates, milk and sugar sets.
Nyhavns Glaspusteri Toldbodgade 4 DK – 1253 Copenhagen K Tel: +45 3313 0134 E-mail: info@copenhagenglass.dkRagnar R. Jørgensen is today one of Denmark’s most renowned jewelry designers with a unique experience in the design and manufacture of jewelry, hollowware and accessories as well as other arts.
All jewelry is designed by Ragnar R. Jørgensen and all production takes place “in house” at our jewelery workshop in Copenhagen. This means that we have control over the entire process and all the details from the first stroke to the finished work.
There is thus Danish crafts of the highest quality with soul and consideration. Like in the old days and also at very competitive prices. We take as a point of honor to give you the most for your money.
Ragnar R. JørgensenToril Bækmark is Copenhagen-based illustrator. Toril graduated from the Danish School of Art and Design in 1996, where she specialized in illustration and poster design. During her education Toril had the opportunity to study abroad, and travelled to Poland where she spent six months on the Warsaw Art Academy. Ever since, Toril Bækmark has been practicing her passion, illustrating. To keep focus on expression, and simplicity Toril usually work within black and white, preferably in watercolour. The creations from of the talented illustrator are very suitable for advertising editorials and fashion assignments, and to name a few Toril Baekmark has worked with magazines like ELLE, Eurowoman and the French magazine CLES. Her talent also lead to working with Danish fashion brands like Munthe plus Simonsen, HEARTMADE and by Groth.
Make sure to check out Toril Bækmark’s amazing illustration right here in our webshop.
Cold & Heggem – Danish design 2012
At Cold & Heggem we design glasses in wood and genuine horn. Materials superior in lightness and character to steel and plastic; the standard materials used in industrial design. We customize, shape and craft the frame to suit your face and your desires. We also have a collection we can tailor for you personally, or use as a reference when developing your personal design.
Why Cold & Heggem
A wood frame is a unique design object with a quite different feel than a frame of steel or plastic. The delicate silver tone of ash veneer, the depth of smoked oak tree or the simple raw surface of birch veneer give quite different and tangible aesthetic qualities than artificial materials. A frame made of wood and horn feels light and comfortable to wear, and the frames can be adjusted just as easily as with metal and plastic glasses. The frames contain no allergens and are made of sustainable materials having minimum negative impact on the environment.
Who are we
The glasses are designed and handmade by Rasmus Cold, design graduate from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Rasmus developed the idea of handmade wood frames as early as 2004, and since then he has acquired an exclusive understanding of the craft. During the past eight years, Rasmus has tested the materials, developed the strength of the frames and designed glasses for satisfied customers in his studio at Pistolstræde in the heart of copenhagen.
How to get a pair…
Make an appointment, or simply drop by our studio. Here you can see and feel our designs and we can understand your wishes. From this point we can begin the design process, if you choose to get a pair of Cold & Heggem glasses.
When the frame is ready you need to insert the right glass. This is done at your own optician, and the process of adjustment is quite uncomplicated for wood as well as horn frames. We can also insert the glass in our studio if you bring it from the optician, or we can recommend opticians that we collaborate with.
Cold & HeggemFor Holding Up The Trousers offers belts and suspenders handmade with quality materials. The inspiration comes mainly from old pictures and movies that showcase the late 19th century Americana. Rough craftsmanship is emphasized in order to deliver a hardwearing and honest product that will last you a long time. The materials used are sourced from suppliers who are known to deliver quality components. For Holding Up The Trousers’ products comes in heavy cardboard boxes and accompanied by ceramic buttons, all of which is handmade in Denmark.
The belts and suspenders are marked with the number 3715. The number is stamped with a device that was left behind at the farm I grew up on in the most western part of Denmark. 3715 was the number used to mark the pigs before they were sent off to the slaughterhouse. Now it’s used on the cows, in belt and suspender form.
For Holding Up The Trousers Uplandsgade 72Upholsterer Ms Mette Palsteen is a modern upholstery with proud traditions. The company consists of a team with long craftsmanship experience.
Mette Palsteen offersrestoration, repairs and upholstering of new as well as used quality furniture.
Mette Palsteen has her own showroom, shop, and workshop – all in a beautiful old building in Willemoesgade in the Østerbro neighbourhood.
Besides delivering its services to private customers the company is also known for participation in a range of special tasks in connection with restoration of furniture for castles, churches and public buildings.
Mette PalsteenJewellery designer and owner Karina Hunnerup
In a poetic world precious metal is being tranformed into jewellery of a graphic and light expression. The jewellery is hand-made, the material is being refined, and it is achieved to obtain a perfect shape. At the same time there is room for inequalitites and unpretentious meetings between precious metal and everyday negleced objects.
The simplicity of the HUNN jewellery enhances the natural beauty of women, and the use of surprising material, the stories behind, and forms add a twist to the personal expression. HUNN jewellery is inspired from everyday objects, garbage, nature´s forms, shadows and play on words.
The jewellery is made out of love for the material and its potential, beauty and poetry come to life in the preparing of silver, gold, leather, textiles, and other raw material. When the forms have found their place in a piece of jewellery, I attempt to maintain the flow of the movement from the fashioning. Therefore the jewellery has a lightness and also a frozen expression.
I opened the HUNN boutique in 2010 in Peder Hvitfeldts Stræde 10 in the heart of old Copenhagen. This is also where the jewellery is made.
In the boutique you can explore the world of the beautiful HUNN jewellery. The various pieces can be seen, touched and tried on. At the same time you can observe, how the jewellery is being made, hear about its story, see the raw material and talk with me about my work.
HUNN boutiqueNiels Borch Jensen’s print shop make original prints in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist.
The print shop works with classical manual printing techniques such as woodcut and etching and since 1990 photo gravure. The techniques, some dating back several centuries and building on old traditions, require the very best craftsmen.
Over the years the print shop has established a position af one of the best know in the world, and Mr. Borch Jensen has received worldwide recognition for his combination of skills, uncompromising quality demands and his ability to work with artists.
Some of the best contemporary artists from all over the world have worked in the print shop since its opening in 1979:
Georg Baselitz, Tacita Dean, Olafur Eliasson, Douglas Gordon, Damien Hirst, Martin Kippenberger, Per Kirkeby, Tal R. and Superflex to name a few.
Opening hours:
Monday-Friday 10-16 or by appointment
Untitled, 1994.
Limited edition of 60 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint and drypoint
Paper size: 75,5 x 57 cm
Image size: 60 x 44,5 cm
Per Kirkeby (born 1938, DK):
Per Kirkeby is one of the most internationally acclaimed Danish artists. His interest in geology and nature in general plays a crucial role in his artistic expressions.
Kirkeby is represented in public collections worldwide such as Tate Gallery, London: MOMA, New York; Centre Pompidou, Paris; the National Gallery of Denmark and Stedelijk, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Grapefruit, 2012.
Limited edition of 28 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut
Paper size: 69 x 57 cm
Image size: 50 x 40 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Banana Beach.
Limited edition of 23 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut
Paper size: 97 x 56 cm
Image size: 80 x 41,5 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Stations, 1992.
Limited edition of 18 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print techniques used: Gravure
Paper size: 68,5 x 57,5 centimeters
Image size: 47,5 x 37,5 centimeters
Per Bak Jensen (born 1949, DK):
Per Bak Jensen is one of the most important photographers in Scandinavia. For Bak Jensen it is essential to catch a certain form of timelessness or 'the being of places'.
Per Bak Jensen is represented in public collections worldwide such as MOMA, New York; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway and Bibliothéque Nationale, Paris, France.
Stations, 1996.
Limited edition of 18 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Gravure
Paper size: 51,5 x 68,5 cm
Image size: 38 x 48 cm
Per Bak Jensen (born 1949, DK):
Per Bak Jensen is one of the most important photographers in Scandinavia. For Bak Jensen it is essential to catch a certain form of timelessness or 'the being of places'.
Per Bak Jensen is represented in public collections worldwide such as MOMA, New York; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway and Bibliothéque Nationale, Paris, France.
Untitled, 1992.
Limited edition of 12 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint and woodcut
Paper size: 118,5 x 99 cm
Image size: 99,5 x 87 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1992.
Limited edition of 12 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint and Woodcut
Paper size: 118,5 x 99 cm
Image size: 99,5 x 87 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint and Woodcut
Paper size: 77,5 x 56 cm
Image size: 40 x 30 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Line Etching and Aquatint
Paper size: 77,5 x 56 cm
Image size: 40 x 30 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled.
Limited edition of 24 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Line Etching
Paper size: 72 x 54 cm
Image size: 54 x 40 cm
Morten Schelde (born 1972, DK):
Morten Schelde works in the borderland between realism and fantasy, creating colourful and visually fascinating drawings. Morten Schelde is represented in public collections such as Museum der Bildenen Künste, Leipzig; Germany, the National Gallery of Denmark; Louisiana, Denmark and the Royal Palace, Amalienborg, Copenhagen.
Untitled.
Limited edition of 24 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Line Etching
Paper size: 72 x 54 cm
Image size: 54 x 40 cm
Morten Schelde (born 1972, DK):
Morten Schelde works in the borderland between realism and fantasy, creating colourful and visually fascinating drawings. Morten Schelde is represented in public collections such as Museum der Bildenen Künste, Leipzig; Germany, the National Gallery of Denmark; Louisiana, Denmark and the Royal Palace, Amalienborg, Copenhagen.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint
Paper size: 56 x 77,5 cm
Image size: 30 x 40 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen''''s printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint and line etching.
Paper size: 77,5 x 56 cm
Image size: 40 x 30 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen''''s printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint and woodcut
Paper size: 77,5 x 56 cm
Image size: 40 x 30 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint and line etching
Paper size: 56 x 77,5 cm
Image size: 30 x 40 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen''''s printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint
Paper size: 77,5 x 56 cm
Image size: 40 x 30 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint and line etching
Paper size: 56 x 77,5 cm
Image size: 30 x 40 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Open bite
Paper size: 77,5 x 56 cm
Image size: 40 x 30 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint
Paper size: 77,5 x 56 cm
Image size: 40 x 30 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Line etching
Paper size: 56 x 77,5 cm
Image size: 30 x 40 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
| line etching |
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint and line etching
Paper size: 77,5 x 56 cm
Image size: 40 x 30 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint and line etching
Paper size: 77,5 x 56 cm
Image size: 40 x 30 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint and line etching
Paper size: 77,5 x 56 cm
Image size: 40 x 30 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint and line etching
Paper size: 77,5 x 56 cm
Image size: 40 x 30 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint
Paper size: 77,5 x 56 cm
Image size: 40 x 30 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 2011.
Limited edition of 16 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint
Paper size: 56 x 77,5 cm
Image size: 30 x 40 cm
Troels Wörsel (born 1950, DK):
Troels Wörsel, the Danish internationally acclaimed artist is interested in the process of creating and likes to play with both the limits and the ability of the picture to generate illusions.
Troels Wörsel is represented at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; MOMA, New York; Washington Museum of Art; Städtisches Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany and the National Gallery of Denmark.
Untitled, 1998.
Limited edition of 18 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Colour gravure
Paper size: 76 x 57,5 cm
Image size: 54 x 36 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1998.
Limited edition of 18 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Colour gravure
Paper size: 76 x 57,5 cm
Image size: 54 x 36 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1992.
Limited edition of 12 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint and Woodcut
Paper size: 118,5 x 99 cm
Image size: 99,5 x 87 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1992.
Limited edition of 12 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint and Woodcut
Paper size: 118,5 x 99 cm
Image size: 99,5 x 87 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1992.
Limited edition of 12 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint and Woodcut
Paper size: 118,5 x 99 cm
Image size: 99,5 x 87 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1991.
Limited edition of 25 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint
Paper size: 32 x 25,5 cm
Image size: 20 x 14 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1991.
Limited edition of 25 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint
Paper size: 32 x 25,5 cm
Image size: 20 x 14 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1991.
Limited edition of 25 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint and Drypoint
Paper size: 32 x 25,5 cm
Image size: 20 x 14 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1991.
Limited edition of 25 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint and Woodcut
Paper size: 32 x 25,5 cm
Image size: 20 x 14 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1998.
Limited edition of 18 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Colour gravure
Paper size: 76 x 57,5 cm
Image size: 54 x 36 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1991.
Limited edition of 25 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint and Woodcut
Paper size: 32 x 25,5 cm
Image size: 20 x 14 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1991.
Limited edition of 25 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint
Paper size: 32 x 25,5 cm
Image size: 20 x 14 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1992.
Limited edition of 25 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint
Paper size: 96 x 78 cm
Image size: 75 x 60 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1992.
Limited edition of 25 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint
Paper size: 96 x 78 cm
Image size: 75 x 60 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1992.
Limited edition of 25 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint
Paper size: 96 x 78 cm
Image size: 75 x 60 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Untitled, 1992.
Limited edition of 25 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Aquatint, Drypoint
Paper size: 96 x 78 cm
Image size: 75 x 60 cm
Erik A. Frandsen (born 1957, DK):
Erik A. Frandsen continuously explore new materials and techniques and thereby expands the field of picture making. Frandsen has often used photographic negatives as the motivic grounding.
Erik A Frandsen is represented in many museums such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark, S.M.A.K., Gent Belgium; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway.
Boy on Balcony, 2012.
Limited edition of 26 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut
Paper size: 76 x 57 cm
Image size: 63 x 41,5 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Maske, 2012
Limited edition of 20 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut
Paper size: 76 x 57 cm
Image size: 57 x 41,5 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Night at Hotel Oper
Limited edition of 21 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut
Paper size: 94,5 x 56 cm
Image size: 80 x 40 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Hollunder
Limited edition of 12 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut
Paper size: 112,5 x 67 cm
Image size: 100 x 55 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
i am young i am old
Limited edition of 18 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut
Paper size: 92 x 133 cm
Image size: 81 x 122 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
i am young i am old
Limited edition of 18 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut
Paper size: 92 x 133 cm
Image size: 81 x 122 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Slow train fast Arrival
Limited edition of 24 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Sugar lift aquatint, drypoint
Paper size: 77,5 x 101 cm
Image size: 54,5 x 79,5 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Slow train fast Arrival
Limited edition of 24 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Sugar lift aquatint, drypoint
Paper size: 77,5 x 101 cm
Image size: 54,5 x 79,5 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Slow train fast Arrival
Limited edition of 24 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Sugar lift aquatint, drypoint
Paper size: 77,5 x 101 cm
Image size: 54,5 x 79,5 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Slow train fast Arrival
Limited edition of 24 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Line etching, drypoint
Paper size: 77,5 x 101 cm
Image size: 54,5 x 79,5 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Slow train fast Arrival
Limited edition of 23 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Drypoint
Paper size: 77,5 x 101 cm
Image size: 54,5 x 79,5 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Slow train fast Arrival
Limited edition of 24 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Sugar lift aquatint, drypoint
Paper size: 77,5 x 101 cm
Image size: 54,5 x 79,5 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
March to good, 2011
Limited edition of 12 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut, etching
Paper size: 78 x 101 cm
Image size: 55 x 80 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Pyjamas
Limited edition of 12 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut
Paper size: 112 x 57 cm
Image size: 100 x 45 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Walnut girl
Limited edition of 12 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut, etchting
Paper size: 75,5 x 57 cm
Image size: 57 x 40 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Stue
Limited edition of 12 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut, etching
Paper size: 56,5 x 73 cm
Image size: 40 x 57 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Man on sleeping
Limited edition of 12 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut, etching
Paper size: 75,5 x 57 cm
Image size: 57 x 40 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Man on animal
Limited edition of 12 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Woodcut, etching
Paper size: 75 x 56 cm
Image size: 57 x 40 cm
Tal R (born 1967, IL):
Tal R has often used the word kolbojnik, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his multicoloured pictures and practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery from high and low culture.
Tal R is represented in public collections worldwide such as Louisiana, Denmark; the National Gallery of Denmark; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Kiasma, Helsinki, Finland and Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany.
Stations, 1996
Limited edition of 18 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Gravure
Paper size: 51,5 x 68,5 cm
Image size: 38 x 48 cm
Per Bak Jensen (born 1949, DK):
Per Bak Jensen is one of the most important photographers in Scandinavia. For Bak Jensen it is essential to catch a certain form of timelessness or 'the being of places'.
Per Bak Jensen is represented in public collections worldwide such as MOMA, New York; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway and Bibliothéque Nationale, Paris, France.
Stations, 1996
Limited edition of 18 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Gravure
Paper size: 51,5 x 68,5 cm
Image size: 38 x 48 cm
Per Bak Jensen (born 1949, DK):
Per Bak Jensen is one of the most important photographers in Scandinavia. For Bak Jensen it is essential to catch a certain form of timelessness or 'the being of places'.
Per Bak Jensen is represented in public collections worldwide such as MOMA, New York; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway and Bibliothéque Nationale, Paris, France.
Stations, 1996
Limited edition of 18 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Gravure
Paper size: 51,5 x 68,5 cm
Image size: 38 x 48 cm
Per Bak Jensen (born 1949, DK):
Per Bak Jensen is one of the most important photographers in Scandinavia. For Bak Jensen it is essential to catch a certain form of timelessness or 'the being of places'.
Per Bak Jensen is represented in public collections worldwide such as MOMA, New York; Museet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, Norway and Bibliothéque Nationale, Paris, France.
Road, 2002
Limited edition of 24 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Gravure
Paper size: 79 x 78 cm
Image size: 70 x 70 cm
Clay Ketter (born 1961, US)
Clay Ketter's interest in the formal aspects, colour and texture, found in domestic interiors has lead to a great variation of works at the junctures of architecture, sculpture and painting.
Clay Ketter is represented in public collections worldwide such as Jumex Collection, Mexico City; Astrup Fearnely Museet Oslo, Norway; Saatchi Collection, London; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, US and Louisiana, Denmark.
Road, 2002
Limited edition of 24 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Gravure
Paper size: 79 x 78 cm
Image size: 70 x 70 cm
Clay Ketter (born 1961, US)
Clay Ketter''s interest in the formal aspects, colour and texture, found in domestic interiors has lead to a great variation of works at the junctures of architecture, sculpture and painting.
Clay Ketter is represented in public collections worldwide such as Jumex Collection, Mexico City; Astrup Fearnely Museet Oslo, Norway; Saatchi Collection, London; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, US and Louisiana, Denmark.
Road, 2002
Limited edition of 24 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Gravure
Paper size: 79 x 78 cm
Image size: 70 x 70 cm
Clay Ketter (born 1961, US)
Clay Ketter''s interest in the formal aspects, colour and texture, found in domestic interiors has lead to a great variation of works at the junctures of architecture, sculpture and painting.
Clay Ketter is represented in public collections worldwide such as Jumex Collection, Mexico City; Astrup Fearnely Museet Oslo, Norway; Saatchi Collection, London; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, US and Louisiana, Denmark.
Road, 2002
Limited edition of 24 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Gravure
Paper size: 79 x 78 cm
Image size: 70 x 70 cm
Clay Ketter (born 1961, US)
Clay Ketter''s interest in the formal aspects, colour and texture, found in domestic interiors has lead to a great variation of works at the junctures of architecture, sculpture and painting.
Clay Ketter is represented in public collections worldwide such as Jumex Collection, Mexico City; Astrup Fearnely Museet Oslo, Norway; Saatchi Collection, London; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, US and Louisiana, Denmark.
Road, 2002
Limited edition of 24 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Gravure
Paper size: 79 x 78 cm
Image size: 70 x 70 cm
Clay Ketter (born 1961, US)
Clay Ketter''s interest in the formal aspects, colour and texture, found in domestic interiors has lead to a great variation of works at the junctures of architecture, sculpture and painting.
Clay Ketter is represented in public collections worldwide such as Jumex Collection, Mexico City; Astrup Fearnely Museet Oslo, Norway; Saatchi Collection, London; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, US and Louisiana, Denmark.
Details, 2000
Limited edition of 32 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Colour Gravure
Paper size: 40 x 40 cm
Image size: 29 x 29 cm
Clay Ketter (born 1961, US)
Clay Ketter''s interest in the formal aspects, colour and texture, found in domestic interiors has lead to a great variation of works at the junctures of architecture, sculpture and painting.
Clay Ketter is represented in public collections worldwide such as Jumex Collection, Mexico City; Astrup Fearnely Museet Oslo, Norway; Saatchi Collection, London; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, US and Louisiana, Denmark.
Road, 2002
Limited edition of 24 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Gravure
Paper size: 79 x 78 cm
Image size: 70 x 70 cm
Clay Ketter (born 1961, US)
Clay Ketter''s interest in the formal aspects, colour and texture, found in domestic interiors has lead to a great variation of works at the junctures of architecture, sculpture and painting.
Clay Ketter is represented in public collections worldwide such as Jumex Collection, Mexico City; Astrup Fearnely Museet Oslo, Norway; Saatchi Collection, London; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, US and Louisiana, Denmark.
Details, 2000
Limited edition of 32 prints.
Niels Borch Jensen's printshop work with the best contemporary artist and produce original print projects in limited editions, signed and numbered by the artist. All editions are produced to the highest print standards, hand-crafted in a wide range of print techniques.
Print technique: Colour Gravure
Paper size: 40 x 40 cm
Image size: 29 x 29 cm
Clay Ketter (born 1961, US)
Clay Ketter''s interest in the formal aspects, colour and texture, found in domestic interiors has lead to a great variation of works at the junctures of architecture, sculpture and painting.
Clay Ketter is represented in public collections worldwide such as Jumex Collection, Mexico City; Astrup Fearnely Museet Oslo, Norway; Saatchi Collection, London; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, US and Louisiana, Denmark.
