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A tactile art piece has emerged in the collaboration between Material Think Space, Dinesen and Bank of Materials. With offcuts of Dinesen Douglas fir provided by Bank of Materials, Material Think Space has developed a sculptural artefact for an interim exhibition at Dinesen’s Showrooms in Aarhus and Copenhagen.
John Pawson’s Wooden Chapel is situated where the forest meets the open landscape in Unterliezheim, Germany. This unique timber structure is part of Sieben Kapellen (Seven Chapels), an architecture project by the Siegfried and Elfriede Denzel Foundation that involved the construction of seven wayside chapels along the Donau Radweg, a 2,850-kilometre cycling route snaking along the Danube river, in 2018–2020.
Situated in the UNESCO-listed town of Christiansfeld in southern Denmark, the Church of the Moravian Brethren is more than a mere place of worship—it is a living embodiment of tradition, simplicity, and craftsmanship. The Douglas Natural flooring is central to this sacred space, quietly anchoring the church’s serene and understated atmosphere.
The German architecture firm DIIIP transformed a former rubber factory in Cologne, Germany to this modern loft apartment, where Dinesen Douglas plank floors bring a softer tone to the raw expression.
Set within a baroque estate in Eastern Jutland, an unusual story of time, place, and timber unfolds beneath your feet. Here, the Dinesen Douglas flooring supports the rooms above it and reflects the forest it came from, the traditions that shaped it, and the hands that installed it, decades apart.
This floating home created by FEDERICO MASOTTO ARCHITECTE combines the most stunning waterside views of Paris with an interior characterized by mosaics, colours and Dinesen Douglas floors. A one-of-a-kind houseboat on the Seine.
A 200-year-old fisherman's house on the Danish island of Fanø has been given new life by Danish architectural firm Reinholdt // Rud, who chose Dinesen Douglas for the flooring.
Step inside Villa Husvikveien, a Nordic family home located outside Tønsberg on the south coast of Norway. The house has been designed by Skapa in a "T" shape with an atrium surrounding the entrance, creating a seamless transition between the interior and exterior. The interior of the house features Dinesen Douglas Natural planks, while the exterior has been clad in Douglas wood, which will age gracefully over time.
The interior of this private home is enveloped by Dinesen Douglas Classic, whose calm, harmonious character creates a bright, pleasant atmosphere and spreads the unmistakable scent of Douglas fir. Urban Cottage is an unparalleled design, executed to perfection by the Shanghai-based interior designer Christina Luk of LUKSTUDIO.
Amid the towering forest trees, where the lake water shimmers in the distance, architecture rises, enveloped by nature. Treetop House merges with the canopy, enriched by daylight as it shifts through the rooms and by long Douglas planks that echo the trees just outside.