The Design We Hide Away

Empathic design for everyday dignity

Street sign for The Design We Hide Away on a wooden stand outside a white building in Copenhagen, with the domed Marble Church and a dark car on the street behind it.
Oak wall panel with the poster "The Design We Hide Away by Dignity Design" and an arrow pointing right, on a stone floor beside a white wall with a radiator.
Entrance to The Design We Hide Away exhibition with the large poster "The Design We Hide Away by Dignity Design" at the end of a white gallery, a folding wooden stool with a leather seat on the left and a stand of wooden canes on the right.
Hiro recliner chair with a dark brown upholstered seat, a tan headrest and an oak frame, beside a matching footstool and a second brown armchair on a brown rug, with the poster "Accessibility means social participation" on an oak panel behind them.
Wooden crutches and walking sticks in light and dark wood, hung on an oak panel with the poster "Vulnerability requires form" and displayed in a rack of canes of different heights, beside a framed drawing on the white wall.
Wooden walking sticks and crutches in light and dark wood of different heights, standing in an oak rack beside a framed drawing on a white wall.
Folding stool with a leather seat and a steel X-frame, beside a seat cane with a leather seat, a curved handle and a steel frame, in front of a white wall with a framed drawing.
Oak wall panel with the poster "Dignity is a design task" and a small wooden bowl on a shelf, beside a framed technical drawing of circular forms on a pale wall.
Steel-framed chair with oak armrests and a slatted oak seat beside a floor lamp with three adjustable spotlights on a black and oak column, on a glossy white floor. Jeg kunne ikke finde et produkt på hjemmesiden, der matcher denne stol eller lampe, så beskrivelsen er generel.
Overhead view of two chairs with tan leather seats and light wooden frames, casting long diagonal shadows on a pale wall.
Two framed technical drawings of an arched form on a white wall, beside a wooden chair with a curved backrest and a tan leather seat in soft daylight.
Steel-framed chair with oak armrests and a slatted oak seat beside a tall oak wall lamp with a black spotlight, in front of an oak panel with the poster "Spaces and Objects Shape Everyday Life".
Close-up of the slatted oak seat and curved oak armrest of a bath stool with a stainless steel frame, showing the wood grain and metal beneath.
Cyklus memorial shelf in oak, a round wall shelf holding a framed photograph and small objects, beside a framed text panel and a black and oak lamp with two spotlights.
Cyklus memorial shelf in oak, a round wall shelf holding a framed photograph and small objects, beside a framed text panel and a black and oak lamp with two spotlights.
Oak chair with a curved armrest and a tan leather seat cushion, shown from the side against a pale wall with a soft shadow.
Bath stool with a stainless steel frame, a slatted wooden seat and wooden armrests, in front of an oak panel with the poster "Aesthetics Improve Care".
Exhibition room with a bath stool in stainless steel and wood in the centre, beside an oak wall lamp on the left and an oak panel with the poster "Aesthetics Improve Care" on the right.
Raku trolley in oak with a wool-lined basket and a leather-wrapped steel handle, in front of an oak panel with the poster "Self-determination begins with choice".
Oak sample panel displaying rows of colour and material swatches in grey, beige, rust and dark tones, beside a framed text panel on the left and a Raku trolley in oak on the right.
Oak sample panel with rows of colour and material swatches in cream, grey, beige, rust and dark brown, standing beside a framed technical drawing on a white wall.
Raku trolley in oak with a leather-wrapped handle beside an oak panel with the poster "Self-determination begins with choice", with a black and oak lamp and a framed drawing on the white wall behind.
Cyklus memorial shelf in oak with a woven backing, holding a few small objects and printed matter, beside a framed text panel and a wooden lounge chair with a mint upholstered seat
Sindig wooden walker with a leather-wrapped handle and four wheels in front of an oak panel with the poster "People's lives are the starting point of design", beside a black and oak lamp.
Akari urns in sage, rose, cream, taupe and grey with wooden handles, hanging on a white wall and standing on a tiled floor, beside an oak armchair.
Akari urns in sage, rose, cream, taupe and grey with wooden handles, hanging on a white wall and standing on a tiled floor, beside an oak armchair.
Round Cyklus memorial shelf in oak on a white wall, with framed text panels beside it and a wooden two-seat sofa with a mint upholstered back and cream seat cushions in front.
Alt-tekst: Cyklus memorial shelf in oak holding a folded paper, a small charm on a chain, two passports and a small ceramic object, beside a framed portrait and text panel.
Akari urns in sage, rose, taupe and cream with wooden handles, hanging on a white wall and standing on the floor, beside an oak armchair and an oak panel with the poster "The future of everyday care requires dignity".
Oak wall panel with the poster "The future of everyday care requires dignity" and an Akari urn in taupe with a wooden handle, hanging on a small oak shelf.
Four people seated on wooden chairs in front of a wall with the exhibition title "The Design We Hide Away", speaking during a panel discussion, with one man gesturing and a man on the right holding notes.
Panel discussion at The Design We Hide Away with four speakers seated on wooden chairs in front of a projection of the exhibition title, with an audience member in the foreground.
Audience seated and standing in a white gallery room during a talk at The Design We Hide Away, with framed drawings on the wall and a round oak shelf on the left.
Visitors gathered in a white gallery listening to a speaker in front of a wall with the exhibition title "The Design We Hide Away".
A man in a dark wrap jacket and a grey beanie holds a wooden cane with a curved handle during a talk, in front of a poster reading "The Design We Hide Away by Dignity Design".
Older man in a flat cap and glasses leaning on a Sindig wooden walker with a grey seat panel, beside a smiling woman in a grey jacket, in a bright white room.