Ole Jensen for Room Copenhagen

Scandinavian design company Room Copenhagen conquered a first for the brand by partnering with an individual designer to launch a collection of everyday objects for the home. Working with Danish designer Ole Jensen, the new collection of storage, cooking, and serving objects are not only iconic in design, they’re functional pieces for daily use. Ole Jensen for Room Copenhagen is made up of a series of containers, bowls, cups, jugs, plates, and kitchen tools all featuring soft rounded shapes.

Each piece works perfectly well on its own, but the collection, when assembled together, forms a cohesive family in your kitchen.

Jensen, known for his handmade and sculptural ceramic products, had his designs reinterpreted by Room Copenhagen into durable materials for daily use. One of Jensen’s classics, his original colander from 1995, was re-imagined into a more modern, durable, and price-friendly version.

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