Meet us at 3daysofdesign
Are you ready for a great 3daysofdesign experience with Ocee & Four Design?
Head to the stunning location of the District Design Museum and spot the famous 3daysofdesign balloon outside Bredgade 75. Once inside you’ll be guided up the stairs with a tantalising adventure for your senses, where you’ll then find us on the 3rd floor.
Will you be joining us?
JUNE 7th – 9th 2023 Bredgade 75, 3rd Floor
Svendborg Business School
The architecture of the school is bold in character, with a unique yellow load-bearing ceiling construction that runs throughout the entire building.
The large canteen, with its high ceiling, is the perfect setting for the FourReal and FourReal A tables. These tables are multi-functional and invite group work, casual conversations, and informal meetings throughout the day. By adding biophilic elements, you can add personality to your space while creating an inviting and comfortable spot.
The Ministry of Defence
Located on Holmens Kanal Denmark, an incredibly beautiful and grand old building houses the Ministry of Defence, with Denmark’s National Bank, Christiansborg Palace, and the Stock Exchange as its neighbors.
This enormous building has undergone a complete renovation, with a strong emphasis on preserving the historic architecture, materials, and quality. The Ministry of Defence building serves as a testament to the country’s rich history, and its preservation ensures that future generations can continue to appreciate it.
Titan Tech Town
At Tech Town, in Odense Denmark, it was of the essence to create a “Feel-like home” atmosphere along with convenience and community.
Therefore, the interior is designed with furniture which softens the atmosphere and creates a calm and safe feel. Moreover, they invite the user to interact and use them creatively.
SDE Denmark
In the cafeteria at SDE in Odense, the interior focuses on organic shapes, calm colours and inspirational elements of traditional craftsmanship.
The main emphasis in the decor of the new canteen was placed on the small spaces in the big room. Creating room to seat many people together, but also room to immerse in work, and calm spots to relax was important.