DESIGNER JOURNALS

Meet our designers

VE2

The collaboration between VE2 and Zone Denmark is based on shared enthusiasm and great chemistry. And of course on VE2’s ability to design beautiful and functional products perfectly suited to the users.
Hugo Dines Schmidt and Morten Lauritzen have a knack for encouraging the whole team to come up with ideas, then getting to the core and finding the final solution together. That’s why Zone Denmark has celebrated many of its greatest successes with VE2.

NEU STUDIO

The woman behind Neu Studio is industrial designer Tilde Nygaard. With her presence and critical professionalism, she creates simple and feminine designs together with Zone Denmark – including the award-winning spa range INU.
Tilde’s inspiration for her colour combinations are nature’s leaves and stones and the weather. She lingers on the details of her designs until the result has both aesthetic and functional value.

ADAM AAMANN

As far as chef Adam Aamann is concerned, it’s always been about food and ingredients. He’s a familiar face in Copenhagen restaurant milieus as well as on Danish TV. That’s because Adam is driven by an unrelenting curiosity about aroma and flavour. And now he also designs fragrances for Zone Denmark.

MAVRO//LEFÈVRE

With a master’s degree in Innovation Design Engineering, designer Sofie Lefèvre has all the skills she needs. But her ideas take flight in an open and friendly dialogue with Zone Denmark, and the journey from idea to action is never long.
The result is simple but unconventional designs that often contain built-in visual or functional surprises based on the way we use products. Details that give a great user experience and put a smile on your lips.

THOMAS DUDZINSKI DESIGN

Thomas Dudzinski takes inspiration from everything he senses. He’s always scanning his surroundings subconsciously, always getting a steady stream of ideas – and some of them take shape in collaboration with Zone Denmark.
The challenge is to pick out and develop the right ideas, which can turn into the stringent minimalist lines that characterise his designs. Designs that challenge materials, products and people’s behaviour – in all their simplicity.

MENCKE & VAGNBY

Many of artist Karina Mencke and designer Marcus Vagnby’s ideas are born in their own home. If an object isn’t quite working, they seize the opportunity to create a new and better version.
In their work process, they have a special ability to combine form and function in new and creative ways. One example is the “Bird” wine stopper, where they’ve coaxed an ingenious function out of the figurative design.