The Metal Stool.
The Anja Camilla Alajdi Editions.
Release 20 May
Contemporary Danish design, made with profound love for craftsmanship×

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    Regular price 1.650,00 kr
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    Roller Cabinet in acrylic
    from 79.000,00 DKK
    Tool Boxes (10 drawers)
    from 92.000,00 DKK
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    from 49.000,00 DKK
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    29.000,00 DKK

    We have moved our workshop, office and showroom to a new location: Norvangen 3D, 3rd floor, DK-4220 Korsør. We are open only by appointment, and if you want to visit, please write contact@apetersen.dkor call us +45 22338038.

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