ARCHITECTMADE

This year’s was one we will remember for a long time. Welcoming and hosting our first workshop together made these three days special, and we are deeply grateful to the Hirayama family for making the journey and bringing so much warmth with them.

To everyone who visited us, whether it was your first time or you have been following our journey for years, thank you. Meeting each of you in person is always the part we look forward to most, and this year was no different.

Our door is always open. We hope to see you again soon, and stay tuned for another Sip. Share. Connect.

A graduation gift with lasting meaning.

Designed in 1960 by architect Paul Anker Hansen, Owl is handcrafted in solid oak with eyes of maple and wenge - its movable head revealing changing expressions through simple, exact mechanics.

Who would you give Owl to?

SANARE X ARCHITECTMADE
Over the past two months, SANARE (.official) has created a thoughtful setting for our collection, allowing visitors to spend time with the stories, materials, and ideas behind each design.

SANARE’s care for long-lasting design is closely aligned with the values behind ARCHITECTMADE, and it has been a pleasure to see our collection presented with such warmth and understanding. We also look back fondly on the event we held together in April at .andcollect .

If you have not yet visited, there is still time to experience the exhibition in Daegu.

Thank you to SANARE, and to everyone who has been part of this journey.

The exhibition ends June 16.

Three metals. One system. Infinite combinations.
Trepas, 1966. Peter Karpf. Solid copper, brass, and stainless steel - each pairing changes how the flame reads against the surface. Designed as a modular set, no two arrangements look the same.
How would you place them?

For ARCHITECTMADE, true sustainability is longevity. For 22 years, the brand has worked with architects to create objects that endure, both physically and aesthetically. Pausefisk by Kristian Vedel reflects this belief in tangible design. Created in 1956, it invites people to pause and reflect while holding it, allowing the moment to matter. To celebrate this ethos, ARCHITECTMADE welcomes a like minded brand this year, Kyoto-based Hirayama-nichiyo-ten (), inviting guests to experience design through use rather than as a display piece.

Event 1:
Knots & Coffee with Hirayama-nichiyo-ten
Learn Himochōban at ARCHITECTMADE. In this intimate hands–on hour, Kyoto's Hirayama–nichiyo–ten will introduce the traditional cord hinge technique behind their signature stools, over warm coffee and good company. Leave with a little piece of Kyoto.

June 11th, 2026
14:00 - 15:00

Event 2:
Sip. Share. Connect
In the spirit of MAKE THIS MOMENT MATTER, come by for a calm get-together with something to sip and stories to share.

June 12th, 2026
16:00 - 18:00

He's been sitting on those books the whole time. Designed in 1953 by architect Hans Bølling, Oscar is handcrafted in beech wood with leather ears and a leather tail — his movable joints built to hold whatever posture you give him. Know someone who just graduated? Oscar has been waiting.

Looking back on our April event with ROGOBA.

ARCHITECTMADE and ROGOBA () have known each other for close to 20 years. We are truly grateful for this continuous relationship, and feel lucky to know Nishikawa CEO, Azuma san, and everyone at ROGOBA who has carried our work with such care over the years.

Thank you for welcoming ARCHITECTMADE once again.

Celebrate Father's Day with a gift that reflects the quiet character and lasting nature of family. Designed by Lars Beller Fjetland, Kin uses tilting heads and simple forms to express the unique bonds that shape our lives.

Kin, 2018 by Lars Beller Fjetland

Two owls. Never quite the same.
Created in 2017 by Nikolaj Klitgaard, Bubo is handcrafted in solid oak - rotating head and detachable magnetic arms built to hold whatever expression you give it.