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STILLEBEN in POTPURRI

2023.7.11(tue)-7.30(sun)
POTPURRI Kiyosumi-Shirakawa store
STILLEBEN is a design brand from Denmark.
We had followed its work before its arrival in Japan and were delighted to introduce it at POTPURRI.
The exhibition brought together glasses, textiles, ovenware, tableware, bags and more.
Shelving from fellow Danish brand MOEBE was also featured during the event.
An opportunity to explore two distinctive Nordic design brands.
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GLASSWARE
The glass collection has soft, elegant forms. Crystal glass gives many pieces a clear, delicate appearance and a light feel in the hand. Skilled glassmakers produce the collection at a family-run glassworks in the Czech Republic.

STONEWARE
The practical, stackable tableware combines geometric shapes with lively colors and glossy translucent glazes. A Portuguese production partner developed the glaze and makes the stoneware, balancing everyday durability with a soft visual character.

TEXTILE
The pure linen textiles are light and durable, with a palette of earthy terracotta and distinctive natural shades that also sit comfortably in Japanese interiors. They are sewn at a family-run Lithuanian textile workshop.
Brand Introduction
STILLEBEN
Stilleben was founded in 2002 by Ditte Reckweg and Jelena Schou Nordentoft. The pair studied product design, specializing in glass and ceramics,
at the Royal Danish Academy. After graduating, they formed Stilleben and opened their first Copenhagen shop in an old two-story building.
The shop brings together carefully chosen ceramics and glass, individual craft pieces, textiles, furniture and art prints. It has become a destination for people interested in Copenhagen's design culture.
Stilleben means still life in German. The brand focuses on thoughtful production and objects intended to remain in use for years.
MOEBE
MOEBE is a Copenhagen-based design studio making objects, furniture and pieces for the home.
Founded in 2014, the studio brings together architects Martin de Neergaard Christensen and Nicholas Oldroyd with cabinetmaker Anders Thams.
MOEBE's approach favors simple components that can be assembled, repaired and separated. FRAME holds an acrylic sheet and frame together with a rubber band, while the Shelving System uses wedges to secure its shelves. Clear construction is central to the designs.