

During last weeks Take off Party the guests were offered a free Plane tattoo. Here are some of the brave Pilots… click on link below.
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During last weeks Take off Party the guests were offered a free Plane tattoo. Here are some of the brave Pilots… click on link below.

Hidden behind trees and leaves, the Danish architect firm Henning Larsen has made a peaceful little pearl in the southern part of Sweden. It is called Woodlands. 54 very stylish houses build on poles and situated with respect for the surrounding nature. I love the simplicity and harmony and after a few days in Woodlands you are totally relaxed.
More must see pictures on the link below.

Tonight we will reach for the sky - Launching our new product Plane - from the top of Magasin in Copenhagen.
We wish our passengers a pleasant flight.
p.s. You may recognize the pictogram. It is also designed by Ole Søndergaard

CHECKLIST prior to departure:
Take-off location Magasin P-hus √ Free drinks √ Boarding pass √ Free Tattoo’s √ Pilot & Stewardesses √ Reebok art sneakers √ +500 Planes √ Oversize disco ball √ On board entertainment √ Security at gate √ Departure – on time √ Blue sky – Not confirmed
Learn more about our Plane right here

We are pleased to inform you that our new Plane will take off on October the 17th from “Magasin´s P-hus” in Copenhagen. Due to risk of overbooking we kindly ask you to contact you nearest Normann Copenhagen Sales Agent and confirm your flight… COPENHAGEN WE WILL ROCK YOU!
Bon voyage

Plane is designed by Ole Søndergaard and comes in 3 colours and 3 sizes.

Close your eyes and think of 5 things that represents a city you know of, but have never visited. This is the challenge we gave Hirai san our friend and customer form Japan. He is visiting Copenhagen next week and will attend our Party on the 17th… we can’t wait to change his inner view on Copenhagen. See how Hirai San views our City prior to his first visit.
…to see your own neighborhood through other people’s eyes. Here is the young Swedish designer Hanna Tonek Bonnetts impressions from her visit this summer.


The Moon plate as a Color test.
Yet another brilliant submission to our “Be creative and win” competition.
Participate.
See all submissions.

This is the brainchild of A. T. from Switzerland. With this picture he/she enters our competition that ends on the 30th of September. Participate, have fun and you might win.

If you are looking for a new bedroom mirror - look no further….Abitare Il Tempo Verona is the place to go for that extravagant furniture shopping.

Official Abitare Il Tempo design by Designer Ron Arad. This piece pierced with a million pins… Ouch


We asked Jan (one of our two CEO´s) where he surfes on the web. Here are five of his favorite places.
Honeyee blog
Follow Kaws and Carri Munden
Very cool Store – check: about
- not there yet, but a lot of fun to follow
Hard to describe and takes a while to load, but it is worth it.
The Maori warrior and Sheep are drawn by Debbie Mortensen in New Zealand. Debbie is now participating in our competition. You should too!
Would you like to win one of our products, here is your chance. Draw something fun, crazy, odd, beautiful on one of our product pictures and it might be yours - for free.
Here is how to participate.
1. Download a product picture from our Flickr image base
2. Draw something fun on it
3. Give your Masterpiece a title
4. Send it to: blog(at)normann-copenhagen(dot)com
- Deadline is 30th of September
What happens next?
- We will upload all appropriate* pictures that we receive.
- You can see submitted pictures right here.
- Among all the uploaded pictures we will pick a winner that will be announced on this blog.
- The winner will receive the product he or she has drawn on.
*no pervert, political, or other stuff that might offend us or someone else… this is for fun, so please let’s keep it that way.

The Normann Copenhagen Icelandic top3 is…
Woofy has moved in with the founding father of EPAL - Eyjólfur Pálsson – here seen on a bench outside the new EPAL store in the centre of Reykjavik.
Peter H