Exhibitors – other circle

+Halle

Aarhus, Denmark

+Halle® exists to develop a different type of furniture, designed to make a difference to people’s daily lives, helping them focus, work, and relax in new ways. Making furniture that can meet the needs of public spaces today means creating mindspace for designers, scientists and entrepreneurs with something new to say on the matter. Furniture shaped by behaviour is furniture shaped by those who use it. The more minds involved, the more evolved the design.

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19-69

Stockholm, Sweden

Cosmetic cult brand 19-69 was founded by the Swedish artist and product developer Johan Bergelin. A twenty-four month long creative process with artisans in Scandinavia, France and Italy lead to the launch of 5 perfumes in 2017. 19-69 has launched in total 19 perfumes. For each scent there is a unique fragrance journey included in the perfume box. As with all parfumes, each scent comes alive different on every person.

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2112

Copenhagen, Denmark

2112 began in 2016 as 2112 Art Advisory, operating from a small office in central Copenhagen. In the first years, the business evolved to include artist representation, with an early focus on supporting female artists. In 2019, we relocated to the industrial and culturally progressive Northwest district of Copenhagen to open our first showroom. This marked a pivotal moment, establishing 2112 as a visible presence on the Danish art scene. In 2020, we expanded with an adjacent project space, enabling us to present curated and experimental exhibitions. The same year, we adopted the name 2112 to reflect our hybrid structure and broader scope. Following several years of growth in NV, in May 2023 we returned to the heart of Copenhagen to open our doors on Holbergsgade 20, where we present an ongoing program of curated exhibitions and display selected works in our showroom and office. In 2025, we expanded with a second location on Rådhusvej 1 in Charlottenlund, north of Copenhagen, and this summer 2026 we established a seasonal pop-up space in Rørvig.

66°North

Reykjavik, Iceland

Keeping Iceland warm since 1926 66°North was founded 99 years ago to make clothing for fishermen braving the elements. Since then, the Icelandic brand has evolved with their community to make life, work, and activity possible. 66°North operates their own factories and stand behind every piece, offering repair services since day one. This spirit still drives their design and innovation today.

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A. PETERSEN

Copenhagen, Denmark

A. PETERSEN is a Danish design company known for designing and producing contemporary furniture, objects, and limited editions in close collaboration with architects, designers and local manufacturers. Rooted in Danish craftsmanship and industrial production, we combine high-quality materials and a refined, experimental approach to form and function.

ADORNO

Copenhagen, Denmark

ADORNO International Design Collaboration was founded in Copenhagen in 2016 as one of the first online galleries dedicated to giving a voice to independent contemporary makers through a novel business model. Today, Adorno is active in more than 60 countries with new and unpredictable design scenes being introduced each year. The pieces ADORNO provides are authentic, exceptionally crafted, and culturally relevant.

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Akua Objects

Copenhagen, Denmark

Akua objects porcelain candelabra vintage chair

Founded in Copenhagen in 2022 by Annika Zobel Agerled and Josefine Arthur, Akua Objects creates poetic glassware rooted in craftsmanship and thoughtful design. As co-founders, Annika leads the creative direction and serves as the designer, while Josefine guides the brand as CEO. Together, they share a deep commitment to honoring the beauty of handmade craftsmanship and sincere design. Collaborating with skilled artisans in Europe’s historic glassmaking regions, the brand combines traditional techniques with contemporary forms and rich, nostalgic colors. Each handmade piece celebrates the beauty of imperfection, artistry, and meaningful gathering.

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Alternative Artefacts Danto

Awajishima, Japan

Danto granite tile architectural structure detail

Danto lilac tile ladder sculpture outdoor terrace

Tiles as objects of possibility. Tiles that leave a sensory imprint. Tiles connecting future and past, design and craftsmanship, Japan and the world. Alternative Artefacts Danto is a dialogue between tiles and contemporary design. The new brand, also known as A.a. Danto, explores the possibilities of tiles as interior objects, pushing the boundaries of material, form and function.

Andreas Murkudis

Berlin, Germany

During his 15 years directing Berlin's Museum der Dinge, Andreas Murkudis firmly established himself in the city's art scene and discovered his passion for beautiful things. He subsequently opened his first store AM in a backyard in Berlin-Mitte in 2002, followed by stores AM2, AM3 and Die Etage. 2005 Andreas Murkudis opened the first German ACNE STUDIOS store and a SCHIESSER store in the same neighborhood. Always seeking creative and unassigned surroundings, he moved his universe to Berlin-Tiergarten in 2011. Located in the former print shop of the daily newspaper Tagesspiegel on Potsdamer Strasse, Andreas Murkudis' eponymous store is now found on 1000 square meters in central West-Berlin, among leading art galleries and museums. The vast industrial space shows his unique selection of products in a museum-like atmosphere.

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Apartamento

Barcelona, Spain

Apartamento is widely recognised as today’s most influential, inspiring, and honest interior design magazine. International, well designed, simply written, and tastefully curated since 2008, it is an indispensable resource for individuals who are passionate about the way they live. The publication is published biannually from its headquarters in Barcelona.

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ASICS

Kobe, Japan

Founded in Japan over 70 years ago, ASICS was built on the belief that movement nurtures both body and mind. Rooted in the philosophy ’Anima Sana in Corpore Sano’ — a sound mind in a sound body, the brand is devoted to supporting well-being through movement. Guided by this ethos, ASICS combines advanced technology with thoughtful design to create footwear and apparel that offer comfort, performance, and quiet confidence.

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Atelier September

Copenhagen, Denmark

Atelier September, founded by chef Frederik Bille Brahe, is a Copenhagen café that seamlessly blends culinary artistry with a deep appreciation for art and design. Located in the heart of the city, Nordhavn and Hellerup each place offers a serene space where food, aesthetics, and culture converge. Bille Brahe’s culinary philosophy emphasizes simplicity and seasonality, with a menu that highlights fresh, local ingredients. Signature dishes like the ‘Avocado mad’ exemplify this approach, offering refined yet approachable fare. His cookbook, Atelier September: A Place for Daytime Cooking, delves into the café’s ethos, presenting mostly vegetarian recipes alongside reflections on the inspirations behind them . Beyond its culinary offerings, Atelier September serves as a cultural hub. The café has hosted numerous events celebrating the intersection of food and art.

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atik

Higashikawa, Hokkaido, Japan

atik is a furniture series exploring the space between product and graphic design. Constructed from leftover pieces of Hokkaido-grown mizunara oak, each object begins as 25mm laminated boards stacked into 75mm structural units. Within this simple construction system, both objects and identity begin to emerge from the same underlying process of repetition, joinery, and constraint.

Avillafranciska

Copenhagen, Denmark

Avillafranciska is a new textile practice reimagining home essentials through a lens of cultural heritage and craftsmanship. Rooted in old traditions, the textiles feature superior jacquard woven bed linen, robes, and accessories woven from fine organic cotton. Drawing on Scandinavian historical materials, each design becomes a living narrative. With a slower pace and a deep respect for artistry, Avillafranciska honors the quality of history and centuries of elegance.

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BD Barcelona

Barcelona, Spain

Bd bridges mullervanseveren nacho alegre

Bd hypostila oscar tusquets lluis clotet

Bd poblenou open day 2024 emiliano del piccolo v

BD is a furniture design company from Barcelona, comprised of architects, publishers, and designers unbound by conventional market rules. Since 1972, it has been fostering progress and generating awareness about the potential of design, expressing the diversity of the world and its values.

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Benny Brankovic

Copenhagen, Denmark

Benny Brankovic is a Copenhagen-based artist working across sculpture, installation, painting and text. ’Emerging from graffiti, skateboard designer and independent creative communities, his practice explores transformation, memory and the traces we leave in one another. Working with both found and crafted materials, he creates works that move between the organic and the constructed. His sculptures often examine states of becoming rather than arrival, focusing on moments of growth, vulnerability and change.

BMW

Copenhagen, Denmark

Dr Esther Nostokana Nagiyana Nikwambi Mahlangu (b. 1935) is an iconic South African visual artist and cultural ambassador, celebrated for her bold, geometric Ndebele-inspired work. Transforming traditional visual language into a universal symbol of unity, her pieces are held in the world's most important collections. Exclusively represented by The Melrose Gallery, her visionary career continues to bridge cultural heritage with contemporary global innovation.

BOLIA

Aarhus, Denmark

This year BOLIA celebrates 25 years of timeless Scandinavian design. Collaborating with global creatives and skilled European manufacturers, the brand crafts enduring pieces from natural materials. With collections for both home and professional spaces, BOLIA reimagines interiors through thoughtful design, quality craftsmanship, and a passionate commitment to the essence of New Scandinavian Design.

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Bottone

Berlin, Germany

Bottone (Ital. = button) is the intersection between German and Italian design and has dedicated itself to the production of high quality furniture and contemporary objects. The Brand is based in Berlin and was founded by the two brothers Michele and Daniele Luciano Ferrazzano. Having produced music together since the 90s they share a long artistic history that is reflected in their versatile brand identity today. Bottone combines influences ranging from Italian postmodernism to Bauhaus and draws inspiration from both pop culture and craftsmanship. This results in designs that blur the boundary between design, craft and culture and become unique artefacts that each tell their individual story.

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Bricks Gallery

Copenhagen, Denmark

Established in 2019, Bricks Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located in the lively Nørrebro district of Copenhagen, Denmark. Representing and collaborating with a select group of emerging and established artists, the gallery is dedicated to fostering an engaging platform for contemporary art. Showcasing works across various media, Bricks Gallery aims to create a welcoming, shared space where both intimate and collective art experiences can unfold.

Casper Sejersen

Copenhagen, Denmark

Casper sejersen portrait green eyeshadow

Danish photographer and director Casper Sejersen works across fashion, film, fine art, and commercial spaces. His work portrays the complexity of human frailty and the psychology of sensuality. Over the past decade he has contributed to publications including Vogue, Dazed and Another, and worked with brands such as Dior, Gucci and Louis Vuitton, alongside talent including Kate Moss, Tilda Swinton and Harry Styles.

cc-tapis

Milan, Italy

cc-tapis was founded in Milan in 2011 with a vision to transform traditional rug-making into a contemporary art form. Rooted in craftsmanship and collaboration, the brand fuses age-old techniques with bold, expressive design. The Grandma Patterns series by Rop van Mierlo is one such expression—tactile works shaped by skilled hands and a playful, poetic imagination.

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Charlie Roberts

Oslo, Norway

Charlie Roberts (b.1983) draws from traditional art, pop culture, hip-hop, and folk influences, creating fluid, boundary-pushing works. His elongated figures and surreal scenes challenge conversations, blending media with expressive energy. Constantly experimenting, he redefines artistic possibilities through innovation, reinvention, and a fearless approach to form and storytelling.

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Charlie Roberts

Oslo, Norway

Charlie roberts textile sculpture figure

Charlie Roberts (b. 1983) draws from traditional art, pop culture, hip-hop, and folk influences, creating fluid, boundary-pushing works. His elongated figures and surreal scenes challenge conversations, blending media with expressive energy. Constantly experimenting, he redefines artistic possibilities through innovation, reinvention, and a fearless approach to form and storytelling.

Claude AI

San Francisco, USA

For our 2026 edition, Other Circle will be partnering with Claude on an installation. Claude is an AI made by Anthropic. Trained to reason, write, and collaborate, it works alongside creatives as a research partner, sounding board, and tool - fitting into the process rather than replacing it.

Cristina Roman Diaz

Copenhagen, Denmark

Cristina Roman Diaz is a Spanish architect and multidisciplinary artist based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Following an established career in architecture, including work with Herzog & de Meuron in Basel, she has developed an independent practice at the intersection of art and architecture. Her work spans object, spatial, and material design, driven by curiosity, tactile memory, and a pursuit of beauty. Through precise yet intuitive processes, she creates pieces that engage perception, atmosphere, and the emotional resonance of form.

Crude

Copenhagen, Denmark

Founded in 2024 by fine artist Sofie Winther and designer Charlie Boyte, CRUDE investigates domestic spatial politics, working with the clash of their individual methods, intention, and intuition. Working re-actively with discarded sofas and chairs, the duo deconstructs and transforms salvaged leather, carcasses, and fixings into sculptural seating and skins. Using waste materials as the basis for form, CRUDE questions the design industry’s linear model of consumption and value, challenging conventional ideas of craft and domestic identity. The emergent life of the object enters what the duo describes as a “post-growth” aesthetic.

Daniel Enoksson

Stockholm, Sweden

Daniel enoksson glazing process workshop

Daniel enoksson ribbed cone floor lamps copper blue

Daniel Enoksson, a Swedish designer who grew up in a suburb near Stockholm, began his artistic journey studying sculpture, painting, and photography before reﬁning his craft at Beckmans College of Design. Early in his career, he earned the prestigious Salone Satellite award and was named Designer of the Year by Wallpaper magazine. Today, his Stockholm based studio bridges art and design with effortless ﬁnesse. Each project emerges from curiosity and a fearless sense of exploration, shaping timeless and contemporary products for worldwide brands.

Danish Design Award

Copenhagen, Denmark

The Danish Design Award celebrates the difference design can make. It honors innovative danish design and their creators, highlighting the potential to shape the future and drive significant global change. The Danish Design Award is a partnership between the trade association Design denmark and DDC – Danish Design Center. The award has celebrated outstanding Danish design achievements since the ID Prize was launched in 1965.

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do_blok

Berlin, Germany

do_blok was born as an ode to the iconic monobloc chair, as an experimental project by Deniz Eslek and Ozan Akcay. In a time where everything got lost in “design” and blown out of proportion - do__blok aims to reiterate the significance of the “simple object” which already exists in our collective memory as well as our heritage, and building a constructive criticism around the current creative flow within the design world.

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ELOA – Unique Lights

Berlin, Germany

Eloa haumea amorph pendant lamps interior

ELOA - Unique Lights was founded in 2015 by designer Simone Lüling in Berlin. Studio and showroom are located in Berlin. Light objects float weightless in space. Fragile, iridescent and timeless. Solitary or in constellation, ELOA luminaires create customized light concepts that recall star constellations. Therefore, each product is named and inspired by this. ELOA combines the craft of ancient glassblowing with a simple, yet distinct design. To achieve the large size of the glass objects while working without forms requires a high level of refined craftsmanship and skill, which can only be performed by a few master glassblowers in Bohemia. These objects exist as pendant, table, floor, ceiling and wall luminaries as well as bowls and vases.

Emma Clarke

London, UK

Emma clarke charred wood wall light detail

The work of London-based designer Emma Clarke straddles ceramic sculpture and furniture. Embracing tensions between refined unity and layered complexity, Clarke’s quasi-functional works —in wood, textile, and ceramics — trouble traditionally assigned uses, crafting subtle oscillations between fragility and stability. The resulting combinations offer a singular design language and tease movement out of ‘living’ materials.

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Empty / A R C H I V E

Malmö & Copenhagen, Sweden & Denmark

Empty / A R C H I V E is a Copenhagen-based creative studio founded by Silas Adler and Tom Botwid, working in and across cultural intersections. Operating between fashion, gastronomy, art, skateboarding, music, and contemporary culture, Empty / A R C H I V E creates moments, images, stories, and experiences that connect brands, individuals, and communities. Built around the spaces between disciplines, the studio develops culturally rooted concepts, productions, and activations with a strong sense of context, atmosphere, and relevance.

Enter Art Fair

Copenhagen, Denmark

Enter art fair bronze sculptures exhibition

Enter art fair pink sculptures paintings

Founded in Copenhagen in 2019, Enter Art Fair is Scandinavia’s leading international art fair, bringing together contemporary galleries, artists, collectors, institutions, and cultural audiences from across the world. Each August, the fair transforms Copenhagen into an international meeting point for contemporary art through gallery presentations, large-scale installations, performances, talks, and a curated sculpture programme - creating a platform for artistic exchange and cultural dialogue across disciplines and borders.

FATE INDUSTRIES

Gifu, Japan

Fate industries ceramic cylinder objects collection

Fate industries heat treated metal macro detail

Fate industries stainless steel shelf units

Fate industries translucent material detail

FATE INDUSTRIES is a stainless-steel design brand based in Gifu, Japan. Its products are crafted with meticulous artisanal techniques into uniﬁed forms, giving the inherently inorganic material a texture that conveys subtle warmth and softness within its purity. Alongside THEO BY FATE, the brand’s art label, it focuses on traces usually removed during fabrication—weld marks, heat discoloration, and other accidental material reactions—reinterpreting them as matière to express the aesthetic qualities of mineral colorations. Through these two approaches, a layered understanding of material emerges, revealing its essential beauty through the dialogue of precision and accident.

Forma

Copenhagen, Denmark

Created in 2021, Forma is a label offering signature clothing, beauty & object lines, exclusive artists collaborations and curated art and vintage, all in limited editions. Distributing exclusively online and through select partners such as PRINTEMPS, SSENSE.COM or HNW group in Japan, Forma speaks to a genderless, ageless and trailblazing community: the Creatives. Since its inception, Forma has developed, co-created or offered over 100 different products, contributing to financing Forma’s own foundation to support creativity with a social impact: Curating arts and design for the common good.

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Galerie MLS

Bordeaux, France

Galerie MLS is founded by Maya Leroux Skotland, an avid collector with a deep appreciation for design. Gelerie MLS brings together an eclectic mix of rare finds and unique treasures sourced from around the world. They aim to create an environment where timeless designs come alive, blending different influences to inspire new possibilities for modern living.

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Galleri Maria Friis

Copenhagen, Denmark

Founded in 2022, Galleri Maria Friis focuses on facilitating spaces for forms of wordless knowing within contemporary art, grounding works in affective response rather than intellectual articulation. Affect names a disposition that precedes emotion and personal feeling. It operates beneath consciousness, prior to language, as an intensity rather than a narrative.

Galleri Tom Christoffersen

Copenhagen, Denmark

Galleri Tom Christoffersen is a contemporary art gallery located in central Copenhagen. Founded by Tom Christoffersen in 2001 and today directed by Fanny Christoffersen, the gallery represents both emerging and established Danish and international artists, and collaborates closely with curators, collectors, and galleries worldwide. The gallery's diverse and experimental program spans a wide range of artistic media and approaches — from playful reflections on art history and everyday life to politically, psychologically, and socially engaged practices, as well as explorations of sculpture and painting as both medium and process.

GASKA

Shanghai, China

Gaska furniture collection outdoor terrace

GASKA is a multidisciplinary studio based in Shanghai, working across furniture, lifestyle objects, spatial design and object curation. Its practice explores the boundaries between art and life, exploring existential positivity through an intuitive approach to structure and material, seeking a balance of form and function.mGASKA envisions a state beyond

Hall Haus

Paris, France

Hall Haus is a Paris-based design and architecture studio founded in 2020. Rooted in multiculturalism, music, sports, and public life, the studio creates accessible design experiences inspired by diasporic cultures. Presented during AlUla Design Residency 2024, Haus Dari is a modular seating system merging North African, Saudi, and Western influences into a flexible contemporary sofa designed for hospitality and shared living.

Hans Alf Gallery

Copenhagen, Denmark

Hans Alf Gallery was founded in 2006 and started out in Copenhagen's Meatpacking District alongside acclaimed galleries Bo Bjerggaard and V1 before moving to the more established gallery district in the city centre in 2012. We represent a select group of contemporary Danish and international artists whose work spans a variety of traditions, media, and modes of expression. The main focus, however, is on classical oil painting, large-scale drawing, and sculpture. The aim of the gallery is twofold: to present international art of the highest calibre to a Danish audience while simultaneously promoting Danish art internationally. This ambition is reflected in our participation in international art fairs and our ongoing dialogue with collectors from the global art community. It is equally reflected in the physical qualities of the gallery — a 4,000+ sq ft space in the heart of Copenhagen, designed to provide optimal conditions for both the artworks and the viewer experience. In 2025, Hans Alf Gallery expanded its activities with an additional location at Tordenskjoldsgade 21, adjacent to the main gallery.

Hart Bageri

Copenhagen, Denmark

Hart Bageri has redefined the possibilities of baked goods, earning near-iconic status both in Denmark and beyond. In a city where pastry culture thrives, Hart distinguishes itself through an uncompromising commitment to quality. Every creation reflects a dedication to craft, where tradition and innovation merge to shape a bakery that stands apart in Copenhagen’s culinary landscape.

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Henrik’s Hotel

Copenhagen, Denmark

Henrik's Hotel is a newly opened 44-room boutique hotel in Copenhagen, created by the family-owned Hildebrandt Hammer Hotels. Rooted in more than 50 years of hospitality heritage, the hotel pairs craftsmanship with thoughtful design - creating a place that feels both intimate and deeply personal. This year, Henrik's Hotel is Other Circle's official hotel partner.

Holder

Berlin, Germany

Holder objects folding chairs birch green

Holder curates and diffuses Latin American contemporary design, serving as a cultural and commercial bridge between continents. Founded by designer Trinidad Davanzo and architect Camilo Palma, the platform moves beyond regional stereotypes of ornamentation and folklore. Holder is a curated destination for furniture and art-led objects that honor their roots, celebrating heritage and geography through material restraint. The collection emphasizes architectural strength of form and the honesty of craftsmanship. From Patagonian oak to volcanic stone, Holder showcases a living archive of material culture, shortening the gap between Latin America and Europe through a collaborative, identity-rich field.

House of Bolon

Ulricehamn, Sweden

Balls café table, balls stool + harlequin flooring

Where function meets art. House of Bolon designs bold, character-driven flooring and furniture for private homes. Run by the 4th-generation Eklund family, everything is designed and made in Ulricehamn, Sweden—where tradition meets innovation. Their woven vinyl tiles bring personality to any room, while sculptural Balls Objects blur the line between practical design and artistic expression.

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IAMISIGO

Lagos, Nigeria; Nairobi, Kenya; Accra, Ghana

Iamisigo handblown glass vases blue clear

Iamisigo yellow speckled glass rings collection

IAMISIGO is a contemporary wearable art practice based in Lagos, Nairobi, and Accra, using fashion and textiles to tell stories. Treating the body as a canvas for memory, movement, and meaning, it collaborates with artisans across Africa to transform heritage techniques and unconventional materials into sculptural, handcrafted garments. These merge ancestral knowledge, recycled elements, and experimental approaches, exploring identity, environment, and timeless yet forward-looking design.

Ingridsdotter

Stockholm, Sweden

Ingridsdotter bohlin chair marble colonnade

Ingridsdotter exhibition furniture showroom

Ingridsdotter represents a distinctly sophisticated vision of Swedish design — where sculptural form, poetic restraint, and enduring materiality converge. Producing the most extensive collection of works by Swedish design icon Jonas Bohlin, the brand brings forward objects that transcend trends and inhabit spaces with quiet force and dignity. Through carefully curated collaborations and exceptional craftsmanship, Ingridsdotter continues to shape a contemporary design sensibility defined by integrity, atmosphere, and timeless relevance — rooted in Stockholm's cultural landscape while increasingly reaching an international audience.

Innenkreis

Copenhagen, Denmark

Innenkreis furniture collection interior

Innenkreis is a gallery dedicated to functional artworks in dialogue with pre-1940 decorative arts. Craft forms the foundation of the programme, with a focus on studio-made uniques and small editions defined by material intelligence, disciplined execution, and a poetic sensibility. Contemporary works are placed alongside historical objects selected for their conceptual and material relevance. The result is composed interiors rather than neutral displays. The gallery was founded in Copenhagen in 2026 by Zeynep Rekkali Jensen.

Ironflag Publication

Copenhagen, Denmark

Ironflag Publication was founded by Marco Pedrollo and Mikkel Møller with a shared vision to explore the book as a creative medium. Rooted in a deep appreciation for print and artistic collaboration, the studio publishes works that unite thoughtful design with experimental techniques. Each publication is shaped by a curiosity for material, form, and process — bringing together craft and concept in editions that celebrate the tactile and the timeless.

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Jabez Bartlett

London, UK

Jabez Bartlett is a multi-disciplinary designer based in London. His work moves between material and emotional exploration and a technical fascination with physics and process.

Jan Gleie

Copenhagen, Denmark

Jan Gleie is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice moves fluidly between photography, painting, film, sound, sculpture, and tapestry. Rooted in a quiet observation of the everyday, his work reveals subtle details often passed by — offering moments of reflection and gentle familiarity. Each piece is shaped by a deep sensitivity, evoking a sense of memory and presence through materials, light, and time-honored craft.

Jotun

Sandefjord, Norway

Jotun seaweed green bedroom pelican art print

Jotun passage of time colour palette swatches

For 100 years, Jotun has shaped homes, vessels, and industries across the world with paints and coatings built to last. This milestone is not just a celebration of our history – it’s a tribute to the people, partners, and pioneers who brought us here.

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JOY OBJECTS

Stockholm, Sweden

OY OBJECTS is a contemporary design brand creating furniture, objects, and ornaments that feel effortless and expressive. Founded in Stockholm in 2021 by designer Fredrik Paulsen, it's an evolving platform where experimentation meets everyday function. Clean lines and straightforward construction paired with playful forms and unexpected details — relaxed, modern, approachable. A deliberate pushback against the seriousness of contemporary design. All products are designed and manufactured in Sweden. Small-scale production, thoughtful making, flat-pack solutions — practical without compromising visual identity.

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JOY OBJECTS + Emma Clarke

Stockholm & London, Sweden & UK

Joy objects emma clarke bench purple legs

Joy objects emma clarke industrial chair red backrest

JOY OBJECTS and Emma Clarke first crossed paths at Other Circle 2025. What they found was a shared sensibility — craftsmanship, unpretentious materials, and a belief that art and design can occupy the same space without explanation. That encounter became a collaboration that will be shown for the first time at OC 2026. Emma has brought new surface to CHAIR ONE's precise forms — urushi lacquer, textile, and Mino paper applied with the same rigour the technique has always demanded. Paint and adhesive, as it historically was. The wood's natural texture, left to speak. The result is unmistakably JOY. And entirely its own.

Karl Monies

Copenhagen, Denmark

Karl monies patina brass nameplate detail

This pursuit of the uncharted runs through everything Karl makes. He is drawn to objects that resist easy classification, things that carry material memory and reveal rather than conceal the evidence of their making. His work aligns with a broader craft tradition that prizes honesty of material and directness of form, while remaining resolutely contemporary in ambition.

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KPM Berlin

Berlin, Germany

Kpm berlin classical porcelain figurines

For over 260 years, KPM Berlin has stood for “Handmade in Berlin.” In the heart of the city, more than 200 artisans create timeless porcelain of the highest quality. A single cup takes 29 steps over 14 days by 25 experts and undergoes ten quality checks. Since 2006, owner Jörg Woltmann and Managing Director Martina Hacker have led the manufactory. Chief Designer Thomas Wenzel translates the heritage into a clear, functional design language. The collections are sold through company-owned stores, online, and via selected partners worldwide. At Other Circle 2026, Sucuk und Bratwurst is collaborating with the legendary Royal Porcelain Manufactory KPM Berlin to create a unique object that combines the worlds of old physical craftsmanship and the new digital craftsmanship.

Laura Starup

Copenhagen, Denmark

Laura starup woven textile hanging neutral

Laura starup woven textile triptych installation

Artist-designer Laura Starup works with weaving as a spatial and material practice. Drawn to surfaces that shift in response to reflection, movement and changing light conditions, she creates tactile textile works that move beyond the flat plane and into sculptural and spatial form. Her practice is rooted in close material observation, where fibres, structures and surfaces are selected for their ability to create atmosphere, depth and sensory presence. Educated from The Royal Danish Academy, her practice moves between textile, object and installation.

Lea Colombo

Capetown, South Africa

Lea colombi red marble stone sculpture detail

Lea Colombo is a multidisciplinary artist working across photography, sculpture, and collectible design. Rooted in intuition, she explores colour, light, and form as living energies — connecting body, nature, and the unseen. Her practice extends into immersive environments, translating these energies into collective spatial experiences. This exhibition was made possible with support from Meta.

Lino Gasparitsch & Bettina Willnauer

Vienna, Austria

Lino Gasparitsch, a Vienna-based interior architect, explores concept and atmosphere through architecture, objects, and spatial design, reimagining existing structures. Bettina Willnauer, a visual artist working between Vienna and Copenhagen, creates dreamlike worlds where objects, nature, and human presence merge. Her work spans textiles, painting, and installation, with a focus on richly layered, hand-crafted tapestries.

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LOTTO Studio

Berlin, Germany

Berlin-based multidisciplinary practice LOTTO Studio is showcasing the Throne Chair and Rivet Shelf, two bespoke pieces designed for Rooms of Am Tacheles – a project curated by Garth Roberts, located in the heart of Berlin’s Mitte district. As part of the renowned Am Tacheles urban development, masterplanned by Herzog & de Meuron, LOTTO crafted humane vignettes of domestic life featuring custom-made furnishings that dialogue lightly with the existing architecture and suggests an imagined mode of living - giving an indication of interaction that is at once communal and individual.

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Magnus Pettersen

Copenhagen, Denmark

Magnus pettersen stone face sculptures pair

Magnus pettersen stone boulder sculpture outdoor

Magnus pettersen pink stone totem column

Pettersen explores the tension between abstraction and concreteness, merging conceptual ideas with the raw, tactile qualities of his materials. His oeuvre consists of sculptures that sit at the intersection of pure aesthetics and function. Also often seen in his collaborative duo Pettersen & Hein.

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Marble.Partners

Copenhagen, Denmark

Founded in London in 2018, marble.partners is an interior project by Mia Castenskjold, Klaus Weiskopf, and Stefan Zschernitz. Now based in Copenhagen with a workshop in the South Tyrolean Alps, the brand works primarily with off-cuts and salvaged marble. Rooted in material integrity, marble.partners creates objects that honour process, place, and the quiet beauty of reuse.

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Marc Phillips Rugs

Los Angeles, USA

Marc philip rug mid century interior plants

Marc philip teal rug wood kitchen interior

Marc philip terracotta rug stone fireplace

Marc Phillips Rugs makes its Copenhagen debut at Other Circle with FIELD STUDIES, a collection created in collaboration with interior designer Jamie Bush. Inspired by aerial landscapes, each rug translates abstract compositions into richly textured, tactile surfaces using layered natural fibers. Sculptural and immersive, the collection blurs the line between art, architecture, and interiors - inviting movement, curiosity, and a deeper connection to the natural world.

mati sipiora

Czepino, Poland

Mati sipiora red leather chrome chair side view

Mati Sipiora is a Polish industrial designer and doctor of arts, whose work merges tradition with contemporary design. Growing up in his father’s metal workshop, he was surrounded by the sights, sounds, and smells of raw materials being shaped into functional objects. Metal is a family tradition — a language passed down from generation to generation. From craftsman to designer, Mati’s early years were defined by a hands-on approach. He began by manipulating found objects and industrial materials, welding salvaged components into one-of-a-kind furniture. This experimental period laid the foundation for his deep respect for materiality — a principle that remains at the core of his work.

Meritalia

Mariano Comense, Italy

Founded in 1987, Meritalia® is an Italian furniture brand known for its playful, radical spirit. Blending bold design with skilled craftsmanship, the brand transforms everyday objects into expressive icons. Collaborating with visionary designers like Gaetano Pesce and Laurids Gallée, Meritalia® celebrates creativity without convention — offering furniture that invites personal expression and redefines living spaces with color, character, and a touch of irreverence.

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MONICS+VIEIRA

Milan, Italy

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MONICS+VIEIRA is a design studio based between Milan and Dubai, founded by Tania Monics and Rafaela Vieira. Working at the intersection of material research and sculptural form, the studio develops its own collectible design collections while also creating designs for established international companies. Rooted in craftsmanship and experimentation, its work explores rhythm, ritual, and the expressive potential of matter through precise, tactile objects. The studio has presented work across major design platforms including Salone del Mobile, Design Miami and Art Basel.

Muller Van Severen

Ghent, Belgium

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Muller Van Severen was founded in 2011 by Belgian design duo Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen. Working between art and design, they create sculptural objects and furniture that highlight the natural beauty of materials and how these can speak for themselves. Their pieces are recognized globally in both private homes and public spaces.

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Muuto

Copenhagen, Denmark

Muuto is rooted in the Scandinavian design tradition characterized by enduring aesthetics, functionality, craftsmanship and an honest expression. For its 20-year anniversary, Muuto presents The Library, a space where rational thinking meets emotional experience, inviting reflection, exchange, and conversations around the next chapters in Scandinavian design.

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MWA

Copenhagen, Denmark

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Makers With Agendas is a Copenhagen-based design studio founded by Julien De Smedt and William Ravn in 2013.With a vision to create thoughtful objects for contemporary living, the studio embraces what they call “agenda-driven design.” At the heart of their practice lies a commitment to relevance and purpose — each piece shaped by intention, and guided by a belief that design should quietly respond to the world around it.

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NAKED SPACE + NIKE

Milan, Italy

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Other Circle presents Naked Space × Nike, developed with Vasto Gallery for the NikeAir_Lab exhibition by Nike × Dropcity at Milan Design Week 2026. First presented in Milan, the installation will be on view June 10–13 at Other Circle, Copenhagen. Inspired by the Nike Air Liquid Max sole, the pneumatic structure translates its air-pocket geometry into an inhabitable landscape for sitting, reclining, and gathering. Founded by Amber Zhang, Naked Space creates temporary spatial environments shaped through air, tension, and collective use. Developed with Vasto, a Barcelona-based home gallery operating across contemporary art, collectible design, and spatial practice, fostering emerging and established artists and designers.

Nao Iwamatsu

Tokyo, Japan

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Nao Iwamatsu is a Tokyo-based industrial designer. His practice is grounded in “Narrative Minimalism,” an approach that draws on architecture, natural phenomena, human habits, and material contexts to reveal layered cultural meanings. Through this lens, he creates functional objects that carry a subtle yet distinct sense of narrative. Having studied design in Kyoto and built his career in the industrial equipment sector, Iwamatsu brings a grounded perspective to his work while continuously seeking a balance between poetic expression and industrial clarity.

Nick Ross

Stockholm, Sweden

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Nick Ross is a Scottish-Swedish designer based in Stockholm, Sweden. His work revolves around delving into the intricate tapestry of history, especially ancient history, investigating facts and events that have shaped specific cultural balances. He has showcased his creations globally and has collaborated with numerous international brands including +Halle, Rimowa, Audo, Lintex, NIKO JUNE, and Louis Vuitton.

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NIKO JUNE

Copenhagen, Denmark

NIKO JUNE is an active office and creative workshop run by Johannes Timo. It is set up to test the temperature of good objects. The production is impulsive and forever flexible. The eclectic catalogue exhibits occasion-based small collections alongside one-off pieces created in collaboration with fine talent. Beyond the collaborations is the semi-permanent collection of NIKO JUNE's studiowear and gear.

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NILS STÆRK

Copenhagen, Denmark

NILS STÆRK is a contemporary art gallery with an international profile based in Copenhagen. The gallery was established in 1997. The gallery represents both upcoming, mid-career, and established national and international artists working across various media and genres, united by a conceptual narrative exploring current societal values and conflicts in today's globalized society.

NM3

Milan, Italy

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NM3 is a Milan-based studio working across interiors, products and custom furniture. Founded by Delfino Sisto Legnani, Nicolò Ornaghi and Francesco Zorzi, the studio operates as both a brand and consultancy — offering interior design, creative direction and architectural services. Rooted in modernism and functionalism, NM3 works with raw, unpolished stainless steel using precision industrial techniques, prioritising material honesty, durability and responsible production from concept to execution.

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Noma Projects

Copenhagen, Denmark

Founded in 2022, Noma Projects brings the spirit of restaurant noma into everyday kitchens. Rooted in two decades of culinary exploration, the company creates pantry staples that invite curiosity and experimentation.Each product reflects a deep passion for flavor and innovation, offering home cooks a taste of noma’s evolving universe — where craft, creativity, and a love of discovery are always at the heart.

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Nychair X

Tokyo, Japan

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Nychair X is a Japanese folding chair masterpiece with over 55 years of history. The pinnacle of designer Takeshi Nii’s work, it is a highly versatile piece that adapts to different living arrangements and life stages. The foldability and light weight make the chair useful in modern modular spaces, where work, leisure, and socializing intersect; it allows you to move the chair to where you want to use it and to fold it when more space is needed. The simple yet beautiful design, thoughtful functionality, and repairability make the chair a reliable companion across generations.

Oatly

Copenhagen, Denmark

Oatly is all about making taste an experience, and The Look Book Vol. 3 launch is the manifestation of us being at the forefront of what's next in the global arena of taste. Constantly aiming to break new ground, driven by the idea of putting the taste-forward experience at the center of the room. And this specific drink-filled room at Other Circle is for you to explore, indulge, and enjoy.

Offsite

Eindhoven, Netherlands

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Offsite is an Eindhoven-based design label working with waste from factories, construction sites and production environments. In collaboration with designers and manufacturers, they turn discarded materials into furniture and objects. Each design begins inside the constraints of a specific material. Its dimensions, composition and quantity shape the outcome, producing results that are functional and often unexpected.

Oliver Sundqvist

Copenhagen, Denmark

Oliver Sundqvist is a Swedish artist based in Copenhagen. Educated at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, his practice moves fluidly between sculpture, object, and installation. With a focus on material play and emotional form, Sundqvist’s work explores contemporary life through tactile expression. His evolving body of work has been shown across Europe and Japan, balancing experimentation with a deep commitment to craft.

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outil.li

Rotterdam, Netherlands

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outil.li is a Rotterdam based office and factory for project & design lighting. From signature pieces to series. By celebrating scarcity and locality the brand seeks to redefine quality and character for a new industry. An industry that is rooted in a local context, allows novel aesthetic exploration and is circular by design. Grown out of a two-decade passion for industrial design outil.li seeks to find a contemporary middle ground between Sottsass & Rams, a new embodiment where grounded manufacturing and utility meet.

Paa Joe

Accra, Ghana

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Paa Joe is a pioneering fantasy artist and leading figure of the Ga-Adangbe tradition. Trained under Kane Kwei, he established his own workshop in 1977 and gained international recognition through major exhibitions, including Les Magiciens de la Terre. Known as the grandfather of Ghana’s fantasy coffins, his sculptural works merge craft and storytelling. Now working with his son Jacob, his pieces are held in major museum collections worldwide. This exhibition was made possible with support from Meta.

Palet

Utrecht, Netherlands

Palet simplifies custom tile design with its in-house system and top-quality craftsmanship. Since introducing its surface design system in 2021, Palet has continuously improved it along with its glaze collection. Its tiles suit projects of all sizes, with production starting at 1 square meter. Palet serves both consumers and design professionals, offering diverse variations and limitless customization.

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Paleworks

Berlin, Germany

Paleworks is a Berlin-based creative studio and object design practice founded by Ozan Akkoyun and Yağmur Rüzgar. Rather than isolated pieces, Paleworks develops units and modular structures that establish a dialogue between object, display, and a sense of space. As graduates and former lecturers at Bauhaus University, the studio's perspective on design is deeply informed by the movement's principles. Each line is drawn with intent, letting form and aesthetics arise as a consequence of function. Over the past several years, Paleworks has released only three collections, prioritising depth and research over frequency—through editions, collaborations, and installations.

Paloceras

Helsinki, Finland

Paloceras makes eyewear for people who care about objects. Sculptural, refined, and unmistakably modern. Founded in 2022 by Alexis Perron-Corriveau and Mika Matikainen, the brand began as a conversation between two designers hiking the Swiss Alps during their advanced design program at ECAL in Lausanne. In just a few short years, it has become one of the most compelling names in contemporary eyewear design. Paloceras builds its frames out of small myths borrowed from the natural world: the weight of stone, the curve of water, the shape of shadow. They arrive in limited numbers and tend to stay close to the people who choose them. Editors at Vogue, Elle, Harper's Bazaar and Rolling Stone have taken note, alongside a devoted global following that understands the difference between a trend and a true object of desire.

Pedestal

Aarhus, Denmark

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Pedestal is a Danish interior brand dedicated to creating vibrant design pieces that elevate everyday spaces. Rooted in the Scandinavian design tradition, the brand embraces quality, functionality, and simplicity. Informed by contemporary lifestyle and interior trends, Pedestal crafts a dynamic and relevant collection - designed to complement modern living and the ever-evolving presence of screens in our surroundings.

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Petite Friture

Montreal, Canada

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Petite Friture has made a name for itself as a design editor like no other, building a creative universe to be lived in, defined by its singular style and tone. The independent French brand, created by Amélie du Passage and driven by a committed approach, brings together established and emerging designers and manufacturers to create unique furniture and lighting collections. A vibrant aesthetic, characterized by graphic lines, bold colors, and a lighthearted spirit.

Pholc

Jönköping, Sweden

Pholc is a Swedish design brand with a new take on Scandinavian design. We believe in the power of expressive simplicity – creating timeless aesthetics with strong personalities. We push boundaries, moving between the familiar and the unknown, always taking a stand against the expected. Our designs elevate the room, each piece bringing character and presence. Through collaborations with talents from different fields, we explore new expressions and challenge conventions. Founded in 2015 by Maja and Samuel Norburg, Pholc is driven by the ambition to shape what Swedish design can be. Pholc – a Swedish design statement.

PIN–UP HOME + BITOSSI

New York, USA

PIN–UP HOME is the design and homeware platform from PIN–UP, the New York-based magazine for architectural entertainment. It collaborates with leading brands and designers on projects ranging from individual objects to full capsule collections. Bitossi, one of Italy's oldest ceramic manufacturers, has a long history of collaborations with artists and designers including Ettore Sottsass, Martino Gamper, and Patricia Urquiola.

PlanAbacus

Copenhagen, Denmark

PlanAbacus is a Danish private limited company founded by Lars Angaard Madsen in 2025 to create conceptual and experimental furniture rooted in an art driven, interdisciplinary practice. Earlier works include the Triptych Sofa, developed as a paraphrase of his sound sculpture based on Pierre Boulez’ serial music composition Structures 1a (1951). To further investigate the space that lies between art and design, Glider Chair and Glider Chair Nomad were developed, and presented for the first time at Superdesign Show 2025 during Milano Design Week. The chairs are not yet in production, but can be made to order, with small batch manufacturing planned.

POETICCOLLECTIVE

Malmö, Sweden

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Founded by Tom Botwid, POETICCOLLECTIVE lives at the intersection of skateboarding and contemporary culture. What started as a personal project is now powered by a pan-European team of skaters. Through skateboarding, POETICCOLLECTIVE explores post-disciplinary creativity, cultural movement, and new ways of expressing identity.

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Reidar Mester

Berlin, Germany

Reidar Mester is a Berlin-based architect and designer working at the intersection of craftsmanship and contemporary production. With a hands-on approach, he explores materials like aluminum, acrylic, and leather to create purposeful, balanced compositions. For Mester, building is an integral part of the design process — each joint, form, and connection reflecting a thoughtful response to material, function, and the quiet needs of everyday life.

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Rop van Mierlo

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Rop van Mierlo is an Amsterdam-based designer and illustrator whose work embraces spontaneity and softness. Known for his wet-on-wet technique, he creates dreamy, animal-led pieces that blur control and chance. In 2020, he launched Wild Animals, a label born from this expressive approach. His poetic visual world has led to collaborations with names like Marni, Hermès, and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

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Samsoe Samsoe

Copenhagen, Denmark

Samsøe Samsøe is an international fashion brand. Founded in 1993 and based in Copenhagen, it is defined by an aesthetic that combines the utilitarian energy of Copenhagen with a quintessentially Scandinavian spirit. Besides its sophisticated essentials and contemporary designs, the label is pushing boundaries by presenting its collections in immersive formats which create unexpected experiences. Meeting at the intersection of installation art and fashion, Samsøe Samsøe's central vision for these moments is to engage all human senses.

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Sanna Holmberg

Malmö, Sweden

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Sanna Holmberg works across architecture, sculpture, and object-making. Using clay as a primary medium, she explores structures, surfaces, and material expression through an intuitive process. Her work embraces imperfections and unexpected gestures, honoring mistakes as an essential part of creation and allowing forms to emerge between intention and discovery.

Santa & Cole

Barcelona, Spain

Santa & Cole was founded in Belloch, near Barcelona, with a vision to bring enduring ideas into the public domain. For over 35 years, the studio has shaped a thoughtful universe of lighting, furniture, and objects rooted in quality, material honesty, and restraint. Each piece reflects a quiet dedication to longevity — crafted with care, guided by purpose, and meant to be passed down through generations.

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Sausset Leou

Paris, France

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Sausset Leou is an architecture practice born from the shared affinity of its founders, grounded in a poetic, vernacular, and radical approach to spatial design. The studio asserts a rigorous sensibility paired with a precise form of poetry. Its work combines formal discipline with narrative freedom, rejecting hierarchies between typologies. Each project becomes a pretext for collective creation, engaging a new generation of creative and artistic voices around space and material, in close collaboration with artisans.

SENSE + teenage engineering

Stockholm, Sweden

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SENSE is a design studio for sound, working across moving image, strategy, and experience. We explore the intersection of form, emotion, and movement — using sound and music to shape how we perceive objects, spaces, and time. Our work blends composition, storytelling, and material exploration, creating sonic worlds that move between the structured and the intuitive, the designed and the felt.

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Siin Siin

Tokyo, Japan

Siin Siin is a Tokyo-based designer. His practice begins with observation. By working within relationships among materials, techniques, sites, and others, he attends to deviations, fluctuations, and traces that emerge during making, treating them as cues for form. While often referring to industrial materials and processes, he does not fully control the outcome. Instead, elements typically removed in production – such as cutting and welding marks, machine errors, or incidental changes in forming – are retained and accepted as structural components of the work.

Sjöberg Fjällström

Milan & Stockholm, Italy & Sweden

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A design studio founded by Moa Sjöberg and Joel Fjällström, Swedish designers based between Milan and Stockholm. Their work is driven by a desire to create objects that feel both immediate and lasting. Where beauty is treated as highly subjective, allowing for tension and individual interpretation rather than consensus. Presenting design not as something static, but as part of a living and evolving environment. With an approach of working close with craftsmanship and the objects of everyday life.

Snøhetta

Oslo, Norway

Snøhetta Product Design is Snøhetta’s industrial design discipline, built on strategic thinking, contextual insight, and a commitment to long-term impact. Drawing from their global expertise in architecture, interiors, landscape, and digital design, the team develops products that are as purposeful as they are poetic. Together with forward-thinking companies, Snøhetta Product Design shapes future-oriented solutions and projects that evolve from shared curiosity and result in meaningful designs.

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SOWDEN

Milan, Italy

SOWDEN specializes in objects, accessories, and furniture, with a strong focus on lighting. From design studio to brand, their work is driven by continuous research into new technologies and materials with the goal of designing products that stand the test of time. The SOWDEN showroom and atelier is based in Corsa porta Nuova in Milano.

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Space Magazine

Copenhagen, Denmark

Founded in 2013, MOON emerged with a quiet confidence and a clear vision—to support the rise of thoughtful, distinctive brands. From fashion to interiors, its influence can be seen in the global success of names like Cecilie Bahnsen, GANNI, HAY, and Sophie Bille Brahe. At MOON, intuition and expertise come together in a pursuit of accessible elegance. Rooted in the belief that style and substance need not be separate, the studio has become a guiding force in the Nordic creative landscape—drawing the attention of brands, editors, and visionaries eager to glimpse the future through its lens.

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Space Magazine

Copenhagen, Denmark

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Space Magazine introduces SpaceLabKitchen. If John Waters, Vivienne Westwood, Iggy Pop and Ettore Sottsass had a love child that grew up to open a place somewhere between an Italian autogrill, a Berlin späti, a Japanese listening bar and a kindergarten in Copenhagen - it might feel something like this. People come for espresso and leave with a chair, a peach soda, three paperbacks and a different personality. Open when it opens. Close when it closes. No dead weight. 100% MOON, Andreas Murkudis and The Lab Kitchen.

SpaceLabKitchen

Copenhagen, Denmark

Introducing SpaceLabKitchen. If John Waters, Vivienne Westwood, Iggy Pop and Ettore Sottsass had a love child that grew up to open a place somewhere between an Italian autogrill, a Berlin späti, a Japanese listening bar and a kindergarten in Copenhagen - it might feel something like this. People come for espresso and leave with a chair, a peach soda, three paperbacks and a different personality. Open when it opens. Close when it closes. No dead weight. 100% MOON, Andreas Murkudis and The Lab Kitchen.

Spacon

Copenhagen, Denmark

Spacon is a Copenhagen based spatial design studio crafting holistic brand experiences. The studio works across strategy, branding, product, and digital experiences. Rooted in the idea of designing for encounters, the studio creates thoughtful environments and experiences that connect identity with physical space and shape how people relate to each other and their surroundings.

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STUDIO BOOBOON

Copenhagen, Denmark

Studio Booboon is a creative practice based in Copenhagen that explores the boundaries between materiality, form, tradition and modernity. Founded by designers Jisu Yun and Richard Bone, the studio operates through a process-driven approach, investigating unique ways of working with materials. Drawing from heritage and artisanal practices, Studio Booboon reinterprets traditional techniques into contemporary outcomes. Through this methodology, the studio seeks to develop thoughtful and sustainable solutions, where material, form, and hand making are closely intertwined.

Studio Brocky

London, UK

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Studio Brocky is a London based design studio founded by Max Brockbank. Designed in London and made in England, the studio creates sculptural furniture, lighting, and collectible pieces at the inter-section of contemporary design and traditional craft. Max grew up in a once industry fuelled town in North East England, where making things meant everything. When industry faded, its silence fuelled his drive to design objects that endure. He launched Studio Brocky as a return to craft and meaning over mass market noise, creating collectible works meant to connect hands across time.

Studio Christine Kalia

Larnaca and Nicosia, Cyprus

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Christine Kalia is a design studio exploring modes of spatial relations between architectural, interior and product design. The studio’s vision is calibrated towards ecocentric design and contemporary aesthetics; where the end products manifest the prime materials. The various collections take different approaches to this design mode, often seen as sitting in-between reality and daydreaming. The “coming from” of each design’s unique materiality is carefully crafted towards a “belonging with”, where the sophisticated design of the studio’s products is complementing any environment, in order to elevate its aesthetic aura.

Studio Douze Degrés

Paris, France

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Douze Degrés is a Paris-based design studio operating at the intersection of object and scenography. With a sensitive approach to contemporary, scientific, and technical issues, the studio creates objects and immersive experiences inspired by these fields, conceived as narratives to be lived and shared.

STUDIO MILENA KLING

Berlin, Germany

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Milena Kling is a Berlin-based designer and artist working at the intersection of collectible design, sculpture and contemporary craftsmanship. As founder and creative director of Studio Milena Kling, she develops experimental glass objects exploring tactility, reflection and material transformation. Her work includes mirror sculptures, lighting and sensuous glassware, created in close collaboration with traditional European glassmakers. Each object reflects an intuitive, process-driven approach paired with refined execution. Since founding her studio in 2012, Kling has built an internationally recognised practice, producing limited editions and one-of-a-kind works. Her objects shape space and perception, inviting a conscious interaction with everyday rituals and atmosphere.

Studio Navet

Stockholm, Sweden

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STUDIO NAVET is a Stockholm-based practice founded by Lina Huring, Maria Johansson, Helena Svensson, and Cecilia Wahlberg, working across furniture design, interior architecture, and artistic direction since 2012. Their process-driven methodology imposes precise constraints - frameworks continuously interrogated throughout each project. This tension between limitation and exploration grounds a body of work that is conceptually rigorous and materially sensitive, spanning private commissions, public contexts, and small-scale production.

Sucuk und Bratwurst

Berlin, Germany

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Sucuk und Bratwurst is a multi-disciplinary creative studio based in Berlin, founded by Alessandro Belliero, David Gönner, Denis Olgac, and Lukas Olgac. Known for a versatile and distinctive visual language, the studio bridges established and emerging brands with new, forward-thinking audiences through 3D animation, brand activations, and art installations. Working across fashion, sportswear, and luxury, SuB crafts narratives that balance humor with refinement — creating work that is both culturally resonant and visually lasting. At Other Circle 2026, Sucuk und Bratwurst is collaborating with the renowned Royal Porcelain Manufactory KPM Berlin to create a unique object that combines the worlds of traditional physical craftsmanship and contemporary digital craftsmanship.

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Super Vox

Stockholm, Sweden

Super Vox is a Stockholm-based media platform exploring art, architecture and design through conversation. We publish podcasts, broadcast live web radio and gather people through events.

Tajimi Custom Tiles

Tajimi, Japan

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Rooted in the expertise of Tajimi’s craftsmen and driven by a ﬂexible, project-based approach, TCT transforms ideas into high-quality tiles for architectural projects worldwide. At other circle , TCT presents its work as a platform for collaboration in Japanese tile-making. The installation features new objects by Philippe Malouin and Max Lamb, alongside a tile shelving system by Noelani Rutz.Shaped through the techniques and imagination of Tajimi’s artisans, the pieces explore perspectives and expand the possibilities of custom-made tiles.

The Lab Kitchen

Copenhagen, Denmark

Besides delivering food for external productions and studio shootings, The Lab Kitchen is an open workspace for everyone to see, be inspired and talk to us about the food our chefs are preparing for you.

tonedøv

Copenhagen, Denmark

tonedøv reimagines karaoke as a tool for connection. Hidden inside a chrome-clad trailer, it invites visitors to step into a temporary parallel universe where performance replaces self-consciousness and strangers become collaborators. Visitors drift between audience and performer, creating fleeting moments of collective joy, vulnerability and spontaneity. Through music, play and participation, tonedøv explores how temporary spaces can dissolve inhibition and make room for genuine presence.

Transparent

Stockholm, Sweden

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Transparent was founded in Stockholm in 2012 by Martin Willers, Per Brickstad, and Magnus Wiberg, and has since then challenged the unsustainable norms of the tech industry. With a purpose of creating essential experiences, they have been working towards a future where technology inspires rather than expires. Their collections can be seen in some of the most inspiring stores globally such as MR PORTER, Harvey Nichols, Isetan, Nordiska Galleriet, Antonia, and Turntable Lab.

USM

Bern, Switzerland

USM has made modular furniture from Switzerland for 60 years. A design classic built from a few basic elements, it adapts to any home or office and expands or reconfigures as needs change. The USM Haller system holds a place in the MoMA's permanent design collection in New York. Every piece is crafted from high-quality materials to last for generations.

VASTO

Barcelona, Spain

VASTO is a contemporary gallery in Poblenou, Barcelona, working across art, photography, collectible design, and spatial practice. They champion artists and designers whose work exists between disciplines — embracing material experimentation and pushing the boundaries of their fields. They support emerging voices, from early to mid-career, while cultivating a broader roster through exhibitions, commissions, and special projects.

Vero

Galatina, Italy

Vero is an independent Italian design company founded in 2022 in Galatina, Puglia. Rooted in local artisanal production, it blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. Its name — meaning “true” — reflects a commitment to authenticity, providing thoughtful, functional alternatives to massproduced or overly exclusive design.

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Vibram

Varese, Italy

Vibram is the world leader in the development and manufacturing of high-performance rubber soles for outdoor and leisure activities, workwear, lifestyle and orthopaedics. For over 80 years the yellow octagon that symbolises Vibram has been synonymous worldwide with quality, performance, safety and innovation in the footwear industry. With its international headquarters in Albizzate (Varese) Italy, Vibram produces more than 40 million soles every year, dedicates over one million kilometres to testing, is present in 120 countries and has manufacturing, research and representation bases in the USA, China, Japan, Brazil and Italy.

VOLUM

Oslo, Norway

VOLUM is an independent exhibition platform, dedicated to presenting some of the most compelling voices in contemporary Norwegian design and craft. In its second exhibition in Copenhagen, VOLUM 01 brings together 15 carefully selected works curated by Kråkvik & D’Orazio. The exhibition looks forward by looking closely. Fewer objects, chosen with care, yet bold in presence. Essential, yet expressive. Clear in purpose, confident in character. The exhibition is funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs

VOLUM 00

Oslo, Norway

VOLUM 00 is a newly founded exhibition platform dedicated to contemporary Norwegian design and craft.Curated by Kråkvik & D’Orazio and initiated by the team behind Norwegian Presence, it brings together a thoughtful selection of works from some of Norway’s most distinctive creative voices. Rooted in collaboration and vision, VOLUM 00 is both a tribute and a starting point — a space for new ideas to quietly take shape.

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VooStore

Berlin, Germany

Voo Store is a Berlin-based concept space bringing together fashion, design, objects, and culture through a curated lens. For this year’s edition, Voo Store serves as the official store partner of other circle, presenting a selection that reflects all disciplines within the platform - design, art, fashion, food, and beyond. A physical extension of the program, where ideas and objects meet in one shared context.

Wasted by Potato Head

Bali, Indonesia

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Wasted is a circular, community-driven initiative that transforms plastic waste into valuable resources. By incentivizing recycling through rewards, education, and local collaboration, it empowers neighborhoods to reuse materials, strengthen social ties, and reduce environmental impact. Through workshops and small-scale production, Wasted turns discarded plastic into functional objects—demonstrating how collective action can drive sustainable urban change.

Whim Golf

New York, USA

Whim is a design house and luxury clothing line using golf as its medium for expression. Based in New York City and founded by Will Gisel and Colin Heaberg, Whim’s design practice spans space, objects, and apparel that together reposition golf in culture. Whim’s output draws on the inherent tension of golf — luxury and access, a game with no opponent, and the pursuit of a perfected repetitive swing motion while no two shots are exactly alike. Whim is best known for its “Free Golf” experiential installations that welcome anyone and everyone to interact with the game. From 2019-2026, Whim has designed and operated nine distinct “Free Golf” sites in New York City, Chicago, and Los Angeles for over 600 days combined. “La Cupola” is Whim’s first unplayable putting green — a hemisphere shaped sculpture designed by Will Gisel. Like every shot in golf, “La Cupola” forces the spectator to interact with a spatial environment they have never encountered before, underscoring the inherent tension of the game. While unplayable in the golf sense, “La Cupola” maintains Whim’s interactive nature as a piece of furniture.

YILINE

New York, USA

YILINE is a furniture and objects brand by NYC-based architect Johnny Li, founder of design studio LI&Co, whose clients include Van Cleef & Arpels and Audemars Piguet. With craftsmanship at its core, YILINE blends architectural precision with artisanal expertise to create contemporary pieces defined by material richness, quiet elegance, and lasting resonance.

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