4K Copenhagen Design Week 2026 - Gubi, Carl Hansen&Søn, Time&Style, Cassina, Agape-full tour

Good evening, thank you very much for coming in our exhibition. We are Time & Style, an authenticated Japanese brand, and we are exhibiting most of our collection this year in Three Days of Design in Copenhagen. This is our second year joining the Three Days of Design. Here you will see mainly our best product that we released in this 37 year of story of our brand. Everything started in Tokyo, currently we have four showrooms in the city of Tokyo, one in Osaka, and our main production is located in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, where we mainly produce medium to big furnitures, and we also have the possibility to customise the products in this specific area, because 90% of our offerings that you will see in our catalogue, they are in-house design that is produced by our brand, instead the remaining 10% of our collection is a collaboration with local Japanese and international designer and architect. I just want to walk you through some of our strong pieces that we offer in our collection. Here in this fine line of dining table, you will see a collection of bronze base, pure bronze dining table. We have a different selection that you can have in our catalogue, so different finishing for bronze and different finishing for the wood. It is something that we are very proud of, as we follow every aspect of the production. We are also utilising the traditional Japanese techniques as a joinery, so without any connecting metal parts. This is some pieces that we utilise for our products, that is practically a work of art that has been in the Japanese culture since the beginning. It is quite simple, let's say, to create this design, but utilising natural materials such as solid wood, makes it a little bit more difficult through time, because we need to control the humidity of the product to make sure that it will be an everlasting product that can change through time. The beauty of our product is that they evolve through time, they change finishing, they change colour. It is something that becomes unique, let's say. We have some big names in the design industry that have put trust on our brand, such as Peter Zumter. He is based in Switzerland. We are producing some of his important designs that are dedicated to specific projects all over the world. We also have side stools for him. And then we have an important architect and product producer from Japan, Kengo Kuma. He also put the trust on us by producing his design, a variation of dining chair, lounge chair, and every product is produced by order, so every piece is unique. We utilise different materials in these options, but mainly for our dining chairs, 90% of the wood essence that we utilise is made of beech wood, and the remaining 10% is a mix of oak wood, walnut, ash wood, white ash. That is also local material that you can find in the Japanese territory. Around our showroom, you will see different wide variations of washi paper lamps. We work with three main zones in Japan that produce this product, so you can also see the difference of the shading of the washi paper, because they utilise different techniques also with this, and also the dimension of rice paper is quite unique, so we can produce bigger types of lamps in one entire piece of washi paper. To be honest, this is one of our best products, but it also takes a longer time to produce, so you need to know it's not a quick product to have, because everything is handmade for you. Our brand, Time & Style, has two branches, two main branches in Europe, and I wish you will be having the time to visit them. The first branch that we open in Europe is located in Amsterdam, and then the second branch is in Milan, and so you already know, first we have the Milan Design Week, and then the Three Days of Design in Copenhagen. Thank you very much, and I hope to see you again. Yes, that's it, that's it. Of course, you like having your own company, and then you call people. This is the first one. You can have it. Thank you. Yes. Thank you so much. Where are you from? Hungary. No, I know you did.