Explore the importance of design in Danish culture and its on-going worldwide influence with Anne-Louise Sommer, Director of the Designmuseum Denmark in Copenhagen, and Jane Sandberg, CEO of ENIGMA Museum of Post, Tele and Communications.
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In the raw and dramatic landscape of Iceland we visit an architectural masterpiece, Árborg House, by nordic architect Pálmar Kristmundsson. Here, the landscape plays a leading role to the extraordinary architectural space, demonstrating how the natural and the man-made can live in perfect harmony.
WATCH FILMOur speakers continue their discussion at Copenhagen’s Designmuseum on how Denmark’s sense of collaboration and human-centric approach make good design accessible to everyone. VOLA was originally created for use in the National Bank of Denmark in Copenhagen and continues to be specified globally by renowned architects in iconic public buildings.
WATCH FILMFor centuries, human beings have sought happiness and wellbeing through a connection with nature. From Neolithic stone circles to today’s resurgence of interest in sustainable and organic products, we have a primal need to have relationships with spaces and objects that resonate in a profound and purposeful way.
Read articleInside, on the first floor, a new story has unfolded. This is the home of the new flagship VOLA showroom, designed by Torben Madsen of Link Arkitektur. The space represents a subtle but significant evolution of the distinctive VOLA aesthetic.
Read articleExplore the importance of design in Danish culture and its on-going worldwide influence with Anne-Louise Sommer, Director of the Designmuseum Denmark in Copenhagen, and Jane Sandberg, CEO of ENIGMA Museum of Post, Tele and Communications.
WATCH FILMThis summer, workers at the VOLA factory in Horsens were surprised much to everyone’s delight.
Watch the filmSix stories that look at the history and origin of VOLA and what makes it what it is today. Often imitated but never matched.
VOLA is The Original.
