At home everywhere
Thanks to its modular system, Trio is not only just as adaptable as the people who live with it, but is also perfectly at home in the most stylistically diverse settings: whether in a minimalist micro apartment in Tokyo, a light-filled loft in Copenhagen, or in the sensuous and colourful opulence of a domicile in Marrakech: Trio’s simple shapes can be laid out in any imaginable combination, and will always blend seamlessly with their surroundings.
København
Loud colours, brashness and “bling” are uncommon in Scandinavian design. Instead, we find clear lines, simple shapes and practical solutions.
Admittedly, at first this might sound a little plain, were it not for the warm, natural materials and the sense of brightness and space in the rooms. The long, dark northern winters have spawned not only passionate distillers, but also a design style that seems to personally welcome each and every ray of sunshine into the house.

Dark grey bowl (KH Würtz, khwurtz.dk)
Which is practical, for when people move in together and combine their belongings. Or for when they move out. Or for when children arrive. Or for when they leave home. In other words, for when life is like life is. This is precisely why Trio is made to adapt to our lives. And not the other way round.
Tokyo
Artistically raked gardens, silent sliding roomdividers, meditative simplicity . . . Thoughts of Japanese living invariably conjure up such images in our mind’s eye.
But Japan, at least in large cities such as Tokyo, can also be the exact opposite. Nowhere else is life as fast and chaotic as here. And nowhere else do so many people live in such confined mini or even micro apartments.
Marrakech
Throughout history, the red desert city of Marrakech has left its visitors spellbound. Not only did Sinbad the Sailor supposedly cavort here, but Churchill, Hitchcock, Warhol, The Rolling Stones and Yves Saint Laurent also made the pilgrimage to “Africa’s Paris” to get inspiration. And even today the royal city at the foot of the High Atlas is a magnet for the international who’s who.