Normann Copenhagen

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Normann Copenhagen is a Denmark design company founded in 1999 in Copenhagen, Denmark by Jan Andersen and Poul Madsen. The company designs and manufactures Scandinavian design products in furniture, lighting, textiles, and home accessories categories. Normann Copenhagen is known for creating their products in a sustainable way using environmentally-friendly materials.

The first Normann Copenhagen store was located in Strandboulevarden in Copenhagen, and then later moved to a 1700 m² store in Østerbrogade|Østerbrogade. The brand opened showrooms afterwards in Stockholm, Oslo, and Rotterdam. In 2019, Normann Copenhagen started to expand their reach in Asia Pacific opening its first showroom in Manila|Manila, Philippines and was followed by 2 showrooms in Guangzhou|Guangzhou, China and Hong Kong|Hong Kong. Normann Copenhagen currently has 7 showrooms around the world and products are being sold in more than 80 countries.

Products[edit]

Normann Copenhagen designs and manufactures contemporary home furniture, lamps and accessories inspired by the traditional Scandinavian design|Scandinavian design principles that are simple and minimalistic. Their furniture category offers a selection of chairs, sofas, tables, storage, and stools where they use natural materials including Oceanic by Camira Fabrics that is made from post-consumer recycled plastic discarded in the oceans. In 2015, Normann Copenhagen launched the Form Chair designed by their head designer, Simon Legald. The Form chair has become one of the best-selling piece from Normann Copenhagen up to date.

Normann Copenhagen is also popular for their lamps, from sculptural pendants, classic ceiling lamps, to wall and table lamps. The sculptural self-assembly lampshade Norm 69 was the first product launched under the brand name Normann Copenhagen in 2002.

File:Normann Copenhagen Norm 69.jpg|thumb|right|Normann Copenhagen Norm 69 File:Normann Copenhagen Form Chair.jpg|thumb|right|Normann Copenhagen Form Chair

In 2018, Normann Copenhagen collaborated with Tivoli (Copenhagen)| Tivoli, the world-famous historic amusement park in Copenhagen|Copenhagen, Denmark to introduce a collection of more than 300 design objects within lighting, textiles, tableware, perfume, figures, and home accessories.

Awards[edit]

Normann Copenhagen's designs have received various design awards over the last twenty-six years in the industry such as DesignPlus, iF Design Award, L'Observeur du design, Red dot design award and Good Design

• 2010 Social Media Award – FDHI – www.normann-copenhagen.com/platforms
• 2010 reddot design award – Dolly – Ross McBride
• 2010 IF Product Design Award – Dolly – Ross McBride
• 2010 IF Product Design Award – Heima – Francis Cayouette

• 2009 Good Design Award – Camping series – Jesper K. Thomsen
• 2009 Best Danish Design Company – Rum Interiør – Normann Copenhagen
• 2009 CCA – Best Branding Websites – Bronze – www.normann-copenhagen.com

• 2008 Best of the Year Award Merit Winner – Grass – Claydies
• 2008 FWA Site of the day – www.normann-copenhagen.com
• 2008 Form – Grass – Claydies
• 2008 IF Product Design Award – Familia Tableware – Ole Jensen
• 2008 World Retail Award – Innovative Format of the Year nominee – Flagship Store Copenhagen

• 2007 Bedste Butik – Boligmagasinet Design Award – Flagship Store
• 2007 ICFF Editors Awards – Move – Rikke Hagen & Marianne Britt Jørgensen
• 2007 Byens Bedste Luksus Butik – Flagship Store Copenhagen
• 2007 Good design award – Familia Kitchen Series – Ole Jensen
• 2007 reddot design award – Normann Knives – Francis Cayouette
• 2007 reddot design award – Storm – Julie Storm
• 2007 reddot design award – Familia Kitchen Series – Ole Jensen

• 2006 Byens Bedste Bolig & Design – Flagship Store Copenhagen
• 2006 Good Design Award – Orgo – Karim Rashid
• 2006 iF Design Award China – Magma – Francis Cayouette
• 2006 Formlandprisen – Pot for one flower – Komplot Design
• 2006 L’Observeur du design – Strainer – Boje Estermann

• 2005 Good Design Award – Strainer – Boje Estermann
• 2005 Good Design Award – Funnel – Boje Estermann
• 2005 Good Design Award – Magma – Francis Cayouett
• 2005 DesignPlus Material Vision – Magma – Francis Cayouette
• 2005 red dot award – Funnel – Boje Estermann
• 2005 Formlandsprisen – Funnel – Boje Estermann
• 2005 DesignPlus – Magma – Francis Cayouette
• 2005 Formidable award Formex – Cristal – Marcel Wanders
• 2005 DesignPlus – Funnel – Boje Estermann
• 2005 DesignPlus- Jensen Bowl – Ole Jensen

• 2004 Formexpriset – Formex – Funnel – Boje Esterman
• 2004 Bäste Monter – Formex – Best Concept – Normann Copenhagen

• 2003 Formlandsprisen – Norm 03 – Britt Kornum
• 2003 Imm Cologne – Best Item – Norm 69 – Simon Karkov

• 2002 DesignPlus – Washing-up bowl and brush – Ole Jensen
• 2002 Formlandsprisen – Dustpan and broom – Ole Jensen
• 2002 Formlandsprisen – Norm 69 – Simon Karkov

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