Journal.
Artist conversations, material research and notes from the road.
Project Materia at 3 Days of Design 2026.
What to expect from the 2026 cohort during Copenhagen's design week - the pieces, the partners and the through-line of the edition.
Oliver Thygesen on Rooted.
A coffee table that traces Matek back to its ancestry: wood itself.
Filippo Andrighetto on Space Invader.
A side table that translates 8-bit pixel language into sculptural furniture.
Inside the Tegners cohort shoot.
Why we shot the 2026 cohort on location at Rudolph Tegners Museum in Dronningmølle - a concrete bunker in the Danish landscape.
Forever Studio on Patos.
Wide stools, sold as a set of three or as individual pieces.
Jacob Egeberg on Monolith Table.
A sculptural lounge table with a monolithic, brutalist form language.
Onno Adriaanse on Pyrite Side Table.
Cubic pyrite crystals translated into a side table through an optical effect.
Lea Colombo on ATOM Stool.
A modular stool between sculpture and function - fragments reassembled into a new constellation.
What is Matek - and why we built a cohort around it.
Matek is Mater's circular composite - coffee husks, sawdust and recycled e-waste plastic, pressed into a material that behaves like stone but carries traces of its origin.
Willem van Hooff on Archive Cabinet.
An ode to the archive cabinet - a container for stories, old and new.
Sophie Dries on The Stria Candleholders.
Domestic totems turned from a composite of coffee husks and sawdust.
Cathrine Raben Davidsen on PARSIFAL.
Three-panel folding screen - painting, object and architecture in one.